Montana visits unbeaten San Francisco on Tuesday, Nov. 10, looking to build momentum after a 105-40 home win. The Grizzlies are 1-1, with early signs of a balanced offense: five players average double-digit scoring, and the team ranks among the nation’s leaders in assists. San Francisco is 2-0 and hosts Montana midway through a five-game homestand.

By the Numbers
  • Montana is averaging 22.5 assists per game, ranking No. 24 nationally.
  • Five Grizzlies average at least 10 points per game; Jalen Brown leads at 19.0.
  • San Francisco leads the all-time series 8-1; Montana’s lone win came in 2015.
  • Montana is 3-31 on the road in November under coach Travis DeCuire.
Yes, But

Montana’s offense is showing promise, but its road history in November is a concern. The Grizzlies have also gone winless in six games at West Coast Conference arenas under DeCuire.

State of Play
  • San Francisco opened the season with home wins over Radford and North Dakota State.
  • Seven Montana players are from California, giving the Bay Area trip a homecoming feel for part of the roster.
  • Tipoff is scheduled for 8 p.m. MT on Nov. 10; the game will stream on ESPN+.
What's Next

Montana will try to hand the Dons their first loss, while San Francisco continues its season-opening homestand.

Bottom Line

Montana’s emerging offensive balance faces an early test against an unbeaten opponent—and against the Grizzlies’ difficult track record on the road in November.