Chase Reynolds, a Montana native and Grizzly Sports Hall of Famer, will be the new radio analyst for Grizzly football, starting this season. He replaces Greg Sundberg, who exits after nearly 20 years in the booth. Reynolds, a former NFL player, is eager to engage fans and share insights from the game, having previously called high school games across western Montana. His debut will be on August 29, for the season opener against Southern Utah, and he aims to enhance listeners' understanding of the game.

By the Numbers
  • Reynolds holds UM records for career rushing touchdowns and total touchdowns.
  • He ranks second in program history with 4,067 career rushing yards.
State of Play
  • Reynolds joins "Voice of the Griz" Riley Corcoran, who enters his 11th season.
  • The Grizzlies are set to open their season under new head coach Bobby Kennedy on Aug. 29.
What's Next

As Reynolds steps into his role, he will likely bring a fresh perspective, potentially attracting more fans to engage with the broadcast. His insights might enhance the overall listening experience, driving listener interaction during games.

Bottom Line

Chase Reynolds' addition to the radio team marks an exciting new chapter for Grizzly football. His extensive experience and local roots promise to enrich broadcasts while maintaining the tradition of high-quality coverage that fans expect.