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No. 4 Montana Grizzlies Visit Sacramento State
Montana's quarterback Ah Yat threw three touchdown passes as the Grizzlies improved to 8-0 and maintained their No. 4 Big Sky Conference ranking.
- On Friday, the Montana Grizzlies remained unbeaten with a 49-35 victory over Sacramento State Hornets in a nationally televised game at Hornet Stadium.
- Sacramento State's president Dr. Luke Wood called the Grizzlies `Montana Pandas` on a Hornets telecast and predicted a home win, prompting Griz coach Bobby Hauck to call Wood a `clown` on Monday.
- Ah Yat connected for three touchdown passes to Brooks Davis, Michael Wortham, and Evan Shafer, while Michael Wortham totaled 238 all-purpose yards and scored three times, including a 27-yard catch and two rushing TDs.
- Montana is now 8-0 overall and 4-0 in the Big Sky after recording a season-high six sacks, including Peyton Wing's career-high three.
- They remain on the road next week to face Weber State at 1 p.m. in Stewart Stadium, Ogden, Utah, after Sacramento State Hornets leave the Big Sky following Friday's final matchup.
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Keali’i Ah Yat, Michael Wortham propel Montana to 49-35 victory over Sacramento State
Keali’i Ah Yat threw three touchdown passes, Michael Wortham caught a touchdown pass and ran for two scores and Montana remained unbeaten with a 49-35 victory over Sacramento State.
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Panda express: No. 4 Montana races past Sac State following verbal spat
SACRAMENTO, Calif. Verbal jousting set the stage for No. 4-ranked Montanas visit to Big Sky rival Sacramento State late Friday in their final matchup before the Hornets leave the league to become an FCS independent.The lesson? Dont poke the bear.Griz quarterback Kealii Ah Yat threw three touchdown passes and Michael Wortham again was an all-purpose star in Montanas 49-35 victory in a game that began as a back-and-forth affair at Hornet Stadium.A…
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