Big Sky Conference · Bozeman, Montana · 2026 Season
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2026 Season
Kickoff times shown in Mountain Time · subject to change for TV windows
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Around the Big Sky
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The touchdown. The kick. Absolute pandemonium ‼️@justin_lamson10 x @DowlerTaco x @myles_s1 | #BobcatBuilt pic.twitter.com/bNogEmxtGX
— Montana State Football (@MSUBobcats_FB) January 6, 2026
2026 Preseason MVPs 👏
— Big Sky Conference (@BigSkyConf) July 26, 2026
As voted by league media pic.twitter.com/HxCTbRGQNh
A moment we won’t soon forget 🏆#BobcatBuilt pic.twitter.com/MIzE8O8zkj
— Montana State Football (@MSUBobcats_FB) January 6, 2026
From the Stands
Fan photos · Bobcat Stadium, Bozeman gamedays, and the night we won it all in Nashville
What We Know So Far
Notes from the msucats.com desk · every claim below checked against msubobcats.com
The title defense opens on the road in St. George before six home dates anchor the year — and the Brawl of the Wild waits at the very end.
The stadium tradition lands in week two, 6:30 PM at Bobcat Stadium. Wear gold.
Twelve games, split six home and six away. Nine of them are Big Sky opponents — a heavier conference load than the non-conference slate suggests.
Times are posted on the schedule above in Mountain Time. Note the Idaho game is a Friday night, Oct 2 — the only non-Saturday date on the card.
The final drive, the field rush, and the board that said it all. Photos in the gallery below.
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