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Montana Grizzlies can't keep pace with North Dakota State in a tailspin second half

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Griz starting quarterback Lucas Johnson was hurt and exited the game, making it hard for Montana to respond to the frequent Bison touchdowns. In his absence, freshman Daniel Britt and sophomore Kris Brown came on in relief. Despite a pick-six from Corbin Walker to open the second half, Montana ultimately couldn't keep the momentum.

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Montana Grizzlies can't keep pace with North Dakota State in a tailspin second half

The Griz trailed off in the second half as North Dakota State ran away with a berth into the FCS playoff quarterfinals.

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Montana Grizzlies can't keep pace with North Dakota State in a tailspin second half

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