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FCS Champion Montana State Wins 17th Straight Game, Knocking Off Nevada 20-7
Montana State enters as a 3.5-point favorite and seeks its 17th straight win after topping 300 passing yards in back-to-back games.
- Top-Ranked Montana State defeated Nevada 20-7 on Saturday, extending the Bobcats' program-record winning streak to 17 games in Reno.
- Nevada head football coach Jeff Choate faced his former team, having led Montana State from 2016 to 2020 as the Bobcats sought their first Reno win since 1988.
- Wide receiver Taco Dowler called his brother Caden a "team-first player" and "stud" for his blocking on a 37-yard punt return, while head coach Brent Vigen emphasized team resilience despite the injury.
- Nevada's offense struggled to gain traction as quarterback Luke Duncan threw interceptions that stalled two first-half drives, leaving the Wolf Pack unable to overcome the deficit.
- Montana State advances to 3-0 and will return home to Bozeman to host Central Connecticut on Saturday, continuing its pursuit of an FCS title.
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Medicine Hat NewsFCS-member Montana State wins 17th straight game, knocks off Nevada 17-7
RENO, Nev. (AP) — Justin Lamson threw a touchdown pass and Adam Jones ran for another in the first half for Montana State, and the Bobcats beat Nevada 20-7 on Saturday night to extend their program-best winning streak to 17 games.
·Winnipeg, Canada
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