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Ah Yat Accounts for 4 TDs, Gillman Runs for 2 TDs, Montana Beats Portland St. 63

Montana's defense intercepted five passes, creating 35 points and securing an 11-0 record while maintaining conference title hopes.

  • On Saturday, Montana beat Portland State 63-17 at Providence Park, keeping the No. 2 Montana Grizzlies football team unbeaten with an 11-0 and 7-0 Big Sky Conference record.
  • By forcing five interceptions, Montana turned turnovers into 35 points, with Griz safeties T.J. Rausch and Micah Harper providing long returns of 51 and 54 yards for short-field scores.
  • Keali'i Ah Yat accounted for four touchdowns, including 4- and 27-yard passes, while Eli Gillman had two rushing scores highlighted by a 60-yard sprint.
  • Next Saturday Montana hosts Montana State Bobcats in the 124th Brawl of the Wild at noon at Washington-Grizzly Stadium in Missoula, with the conference championship and FCS playoff seeding at stake.
  • Montana's defense now has 18 interceptions this season, underscoring a turnover-heavy identity, while Portland State's surprise opening kickoff pulled by Robby Hauck, Portland State, led to an early PSU score.
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Ah Yat accounts for 4 TDs, Gillman runs for 2 TDs, Montana beats Portland St. 63-17

Keali’i Ah Yat accounted for four touchdowns, Eli Gillman had two rushing touchdowns, and Montana beat Portland State 63-17.

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Recap: Montana Grizzlies pick off 5 passes, roll past Portland State Vikings

The Grizzlies set a season high with five interceptions and convert the turnovers into 35 points to conquer the Vikings.

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