Parker Cotton is a Sports Reporter at Bozeman Daily Chronicle. He covers Montana State basketball and high school sports, with a focus on competitive sports, culture, and society. Parker's work has been featured in various publications, including the Billings Gazette Communications, Helena Independent Record, and KULR 8.
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Parker Cotton's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly basketball and high school sports in the Bozeman area of Montana. If you aim to reach out effectively, consider providing insights related to local games, player performances, or team developments within this specific geographic region.
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The MSU women have their best record through eight games since the 2002-03 season.
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“It's incredible seeing people show out and support the time that's gone into it and everything that’s led up to this,” Gallatin's Jack Murray
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Seven Bobcats hit a 3-pointer in the game, and three players scored in double digits: Max Agbonkpolo with 17, Brandon Walker with 16 and Brian Goracke with 15.
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“I'm honored to get another opportunity to keep playing the sport I love." - Brady Casagranda
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“Something that's going to make us a good team this year is how many threats we have on the court at a time." - Gallatin head coach Taylor Cummings
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“Waded is like family to us, and she is such a big fan, big supporter of our program. Having her on that trip, going back to her roots, is just
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“It’s going to be a lot of fun and a great moment of pride for me.” MSU President Waded Cruzado
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The win gives Montana State its best start through 11 games in head coach Tricia Binford’s 20 seasons.
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Montana State became the first Big Sky team (men or women) to reach 10 wins this season.
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“MSU is such a great program and has such a great culture and fan base that I wanted to stay as long as I could.” - Jourdain Kamps
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