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Brian Ah Yat had the unenviable task of taking over as the starting quarterback for the Montana Grizzlies after Dave Dickenson led UM to the 1995 Division I-AA national championship. Ah Yat led Montana to 14 straight wins as a sophomore starter in 1996 and had one of the most decorated careers of any Griz quarterback. His son, Keali'i Ah Yat, was a first-team All-Big Sky quarterback for the 2025 Griz and is a senior starter on this year's team. Brian share stories with Ty Hobbs & DJ Colter on the latest episode.
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