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Montana coach Bobby Kennedy identified Oregon State's passing volume and receiving speed as the main offensive threats, citing more than 750 passing yards over two games and several receivers capable of explosive gains. This is the opposing coach's scouting assessment of Oregon State's early offense, not a forecast of the Montana game's output.

Kennedy described Oregon State's defense as a large, physical front supported by a weak safety coming down into run support. He also noted two young corners who had been tested outside by Houston and Texas Tech. Those are specific opponent scouting observations of Mike MacIntyre's defense, not newly announced personnel changes.