So far, so good as the Montana State Bobcat football team is 2 and 0 after two impressive home wins.

The Cats beat McNeese State 40-17 to kick off the season, followed by a beat-down of Morehead State. The Bobcats took advantage of the Eagles' two turnovers on their first two drives to take a 21 to 0 lead with several minutes remaining in the first quarter.

When it was all said and done, the Cats were victorious with a final score of 63 to 13.

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Next up for the Montana State Bobcats will be Oregon State. This will be a battle of two unbeaten teams as OSU opened the season with a victory over Boise State and beat Fresno State over the weekend. The Bobcats will undoubtedly have their hands full, as OSU is a member of the Pac-12. However, it's a great opportunity for our Bobcats to compete against a bigger program and in a competitive atmosphere.

After Oregon State, the Bobcats head to Eastern Washington to kick off Big Sky Conference play against the Eagles. The Eagles are 1 and 1 on the season. WSU kicked off the season with a victory over Tennessee State, but took a loss to Oregon over the weekend.

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The next home game for the Bobcats is on October 1st when the Cats host UC Davis for a Saturday night game underneath the lights. Remember, you can catch all the Montana State University Bobcat Football action this season on the official station of Bobcat Football, 100.7 XL Country.

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The day was hot and so were the Bobcats. The first game of the season against McNeese State, and the Bobcats were ready to send those Cowboys back to the south.

Temperatures close to 100 degrees, didn't stop our Bobcats OR their dedicated fans. Bobcat Football brings out fans of all ages to cheer and be a part of a dream for many youth. Future Bobcats right here? I hope so, they already have amazing spirit!

The Bobcats took the win with ease, staying one step ahead of the McNeese Cowboys, the team looked fresh, ready, and the end score proved they were ready to come out on top of the season opener.

With a final score of 40-17, the Bobcats put the southern boys back on a plane with their first loss of the season, and the first win for our Bobcats.

Week two is just around the corner with a home game on September 10th, which also brings the Military Appreciation game. Just one way we love to show our Military Personnel an extra THANK YOU.

If you haven't gotten your tickets yet, be listening to Derek and Megan in the morning on 100.7 XL Country ALL week for your chance to score a pair of tickets to the next home game.

Also, make sure to stop by our XL Country Tailgate to register to win concert tickets, gift cards, and of course, MORE BOBCAT TICKETS than any other station. GO CATS GO!

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