Msu’s Hysell Will Return

Thu., Nov. 21, 1996

Compiled From Wire Services

Montana State athletic director Chuck Lindemenn said football coach Cliff Hysell will be back for a sixth season.

Lindemenn made the announcement prior to the annual MSU-Montana game to curb speculation among boosters.

Hysell has a 25-28 record in five years at MSU, including a 6-4 mark this season. But Hysell’s team is just 3-3 in Big Sky Conference play this year, and 11-23 in league play over five seasons.

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