Montana Grizzlies Football tickets

'About Montana Grizzlies Football'

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Team: Montana Grizzlies

League: NCAA Division I Football Championship

Home Games: Washington—Grizzly Stadium

Head Coach: Bobby Hauck

Championships: Two national and 19 conference championships

All-Time Greats: Dave Dickenson, Tim Hauck, Brian Ah Yat, Jordan Tripp

'Montana Grizzlies Football Tickets'

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The Montana Grizzlies team had its first football season in 1897. During this time, the team tended to play only against other teams for Montana, and the Grizzlies won the team's first game against

Montana State

, setting things up for a future rivalry. Montana helped to found an intercollegiate conference in 1902, but the Grizzlies would not win against a conference opponent until playing a perfect game against

Washington State

in 1914. Montana joined the now-defunct Pacific Coast Conference in 1924. The Montana Grizzlies had some tough years for a time, but things turned around with the help of new coach Doug Fessenden in 1935. Fessenden was the first coach in the team's history to last more than five years. After Fessenden's departure, Jack Swarthout coached them to undefeated seasons in 1969 and 1970. Swarthout is still credited as being the one to turn Montana around and make the Grizzlies a winning team. Grab your tickets to the next Montana Grizzlies game at StubHub.

'Where can I get tickets to a Montana Grizzlies football game?'

'The best place to check out all the action that the Montana Grizzlies can offer you is StubHub. With StubHub, you'll have the option to purchase the tickets of your choice safely and without any hassles, and you can check out the entire Montana Grizzlies football schedule before you reserve seats.'

'How much are Montana Grizzlies football tickets?'

'Tickets at StubHub for Montana Grizzlies games can vary in price depending on the venue or the team's opponents. Basic tickets can start as low as $27. You also have the option to purchase season passes for all home games on the Montana Grizzlies football schedule. Ticket prices for games that feature the Grizzlies' storied rivals at Montana State are also available for purchase.'

'Where do the Montana Grizzlies play?'

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The Montana Grizzlies team calls

Washington—Grizzly Stadium

home. This stadium was built in 1986 and can house around 25,000 fans. However, the venue has seen a record attendance of more than 26,000 fans. The construction or renovations to the stadium all seem to follow the recent successes that the team has had on the field. The stadium remains the largest all-purpose venue in the state of Montana, but football fans know it primarily as the home field of the Grizzlies.

'Who is the Montana Grizzlies head coach?'

'The current head coach for the team is Bobby Hauck. This is Hauck's second run as a coach for the Grizzlies. He also coached the team during the 2003–2009 football seasons. He returned to his position as head coach in 2018. Three others served as coaches in the interim. Unlike many college ball coaches, Hauck did not play football during his time at school. He was instead a member of the track team before turning to coaching.'

'Has the Montana Grizzlies football team ever won a national title?'

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Yes. The Montana Grizzlies football team has taken home a national title twice in the team's history. The first time was in 1995 under the direction of coach Don Read. The Grizzlies defeated the team's opponents at

Marshall University

. The second national win was in 2001 against the

Furman Paladins

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'Does the Montana Grizzlies have any historical rivalries?'

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The main rival of Montana is Montana State. This competition goes back decades, and the series between the two teams has been played more than 100 times. Both teams are charter members of the

Big Sky Conference

to which they still belong. From 1986 to 2001, Montana had a winning streak over Montana State, taking home 16 wins in a row.

'What was the record for the Montana Grizzlies last season?'

'The Montana Grizzlies finished the 2018 season with an overall record of 6–5 and a 4–4 record at the conference level.'