Loveland Reporter-Herald · Nov 8, 2018
CSU football keying on Nevada rushing attack
Colorado State's defense knows it has to swarm and wrap up to stop Nevada back Tao Taua. (Mike Brohard / Loveland Reporter-Herald)
FORT COLLINS — With good reason, Nevada's offense has relied upon the capable arm of Ty Gangi this season and his collection of trusted wideouts.
The Wolf Pack has thrown more than it's run the ball, because that's what it does best. But in true freshman running back Toa Taua, Nevada had found a potent side dish for success.
The younger brother of Vai Taua, a former Pack standout who is now part of the football staff as the assistant director for player personnel/recruiting coordinator, he's stepped into the family role quite well.