Montana State men's basketball coach Matt Logie has secured a contract extension through the 2029-30 season, aimed at enhancing the program's stability and growth. Athletic Director Leon Costello praised Logie's leadership and commitment to building a championship culture while focusing on athlete development. Logie has led the Bobcats to an 18-14 record last season and notable achievements, including a second-place finish in the Big Sky and several player accolades.

By the Numbers
  • The Bobcats finished the 2025-26 season with an overall record of 18-14 and a Big Sky conference record of 12-6.
  • Logie achieved his 300th career victory in January 2026 with an 80-71 win at Weber State.
State of Play
  • Montana State is returning 10 players from last season with a 100% retention rate of scholarship players.
  • Three new transfers and two freshmen will join the roster, alongside updated coaching titles for existing staff.
What's Next

Logie aims to leverage continuity and a strong roster to compete for more Big Sky championships and NCAA Tournament appearances in the upcoming season. The Bobcats will benefit from their strong home court presence and previous season successes as they prepare for the next competitive cycle.

Bottom Line

With Logie's extension and a cohesive returning roster, Montana State basketball is positioned for continued success. His leadership will be critical as the program looks to build on recent achievements and foster a thriving basketball culture in Bozeman.