
7 Great Snapshots From Montana’s 35-14 Win Over Utah Tech
The Montana Grizzlies are 3-0 after a 35-14 home victory against Utah Tech on Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium.
Eli Gillman set another record, the Griz defense posted a shutout until 6 minutes left in the game, and some Griz legends were honored as Hall of Famers.
Here were the best snapshots from Saturday's win.
Military Appreciation Day

Saturday was Military Appreciation Day at Wa-Griz. We honored the men and women who serve this great country and were treated to an unofficial helicopter flyover.
Eli Gillman Sets Another Record

I'm running out of new things to say about Eli Gillman. Actually, I think I already ran out of things to say about Eli Gillman weeks ago. He is now the all-time total touchdown leader at the University of Montana. Gillman scored three times in the win over Utah Tech and has already scored nine times through three games this season.
Take it in, Eli Gillman

Gillman now sets his sights on the all-time rushing yards record. He is only 66 yards away from passing Yohance Humphery for No. 1 all-time.
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Lekeldrick Bridges Drive

Griz wide receiver Lekeldrick Bridges hauled in only two catches, but they both came on the same drive before the end of the first half. He picked up a first down with a great balancing act, and then found paydirt on the 15-yard touchdown pass to go up 21-0.
Grizzly Sports Hall of Famers

Three Griz legends were honored at halftime: Loni Perkins-Judisch, Will Cerry and Kris Nord were inducted into the Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame. Congrats to all three!
Welcome to Missoula, Dylan Paine

Dylan Paine scored the first touchdown of his young Griz career a play after Gillman scored his 75-yarder. Paine took the very next play 57 yards to find the end zone.
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At the end of the day, folks, the Grizzlies are 3-0 headed into Corvallis this weekend.







