A contingent from the Montana State University rodeo team will be part of the Inaugural Parade for President-elect Donald Trump in Washington, D.C.,

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Eastern Washington Eagles Michael Wortham celebrates after a kick return against the Montana Grizzlies on Sept. 28 in Cheney. Wortham has transferred to Montana with one year of eligibility remaining. (James Snook/The Spokesman-Review)

The Bobcat Rodeo Team of Montana State University will participate in the inaugural parade, called “Pass in Review,” after the presidential inauguration next week, MSU announced in a news release. The parade starts at 1 p.

The parade also includes bands, citizen groups and floats proceeding from the U.S. Capitol down Pennsylvania Avenue to the White House.

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A big honor for the Montana State University rodeo team as it will ride in the Presidential Inaugural Parade on Jan. 20. The Bobcats were nominated by Rep. Ryan Zinke, R-Mont.

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