MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY — OL
3.81 GPA — Political Science
Head Coach: Brent Vigen | Athletics Director: Leon Costello
Faculty Athletics Representative: Dawn Tarabochia
Titan Fleischmann has emerged as an All-American offensive lineman and national champion while pursuing an extraordinary academic path that has already produced two college degrees. The Pocatello, Idaho, native becomes Montana State's seventh NFF National Scholar-Athlete and second in three years.
Fleischmann earned his bachelor's degree in political science in May 2024 and a master's degree in coaching science in May 2025. Maintaining a 3.81 GPA, he is on track to complete a second master's degree in family financial planning in December 2026. A 2025 CSC First Team Academic All-American, he also earned CSC Academic All-District and FCS ADA Academic All-Star recognition. He received Montana State's 2025 Academic Achievement Award and has been named to the Dean's List six times and the President's List once.
A three-year letterman and two-year team captain, Fleischmann earned First Team All-America honors in 2025 after receiving Third Team recognition in 2024. A two-time All-Big Sky selection, he became the first Montana State offensive lineman to earn First Team All-America and First Team Academic All-America honors in the same year. Anchoring the offensive front, he helped Montana State average 37.9 points and 226.2 rushing yards per game in 2025.
Fleischmann helped lead Montana State to the 2025 FCS national championship after the Bobcats reached the title game in 2024. The Bobcats also captured three Big Sky championships during his career, winning conference titles in 2022, 2024 and 2025. During his two seasons as a full-time starter, Montana State never fell below No. 6 in the national rankings and spent six weeks at No. 1. The Bobcats opened 2026 with five consecutive victories and currently stand at 6-1, ranked No. 3 in the AFCA poll. Their offense is second in the nation for completion percentage and fifth in team passing efficiency. They lead the Big Sky in average points per game (39.7); rank second in rushing yards per game (196.3); and are fourth in total offense (437.3).
Beyond football, Fleischmann served on Montana State's Student-Athlete Advisory Committee and represented the Big Sky Conference on the Football Student-Athlete Engagement Group.
Through Team IMPACT and the Loving Loic Foundation, he supported a young person in Bozeman facing a serious medical condition. He also volunteered with Be the Match bone marrow donor registration, Thanksgiving community-service initiatives and summer youth sports camps, and served as a youth flag football coach.
(All stats through Oct. 17 games.)
