As Monday morning’s practice ended, Josh Taufalele broke into a jog, a smile on his face, more than a dozen giant young men skipping behind him.
Montana State’s offensive line gleefully made their way across the Bobcat Stadium turf to the north end of the arena where they spent extra time after spring football wrapped up taking turns in groups of five hitting the blocking sled, Taufalele the task master yelling out orders with both focused demand and enthusiasm.
For the fourth spring in a row, MSU’s offensive front is under new direction. Taufalele, a two-year FBS starting guard at New Mexico with a formidable presence accentuated by his 6-foot-3, 310-pound frame and shining bald head, is the new man in charge.
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