My goal is to someday get back there and be a professor or big booster or big fan. I'd love to do that. The same sentiment rings true for Sean Goicoechea. The former strong safety graduated from UM's law school this past spring and is working for a Kalispell law firm. But we always circle back to when we used to play.
Success regenerates itself and everybody in that class found that out.
No success story was greater than Dickenson's. His knack to pull out the close games time and again was second to none. His uncanny ability to slip past defenders, avoid the sack and then deliver a strike became something of a pastime. That ability shone bright in the Grizzlies' final drive of the title game. His efforts earned him the honor of being Montana's first Walter Payton Award winner.