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Taco & Caden Dowler on Montana State’s National Title, the Transfer Portal, and “the Stick Incident”

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Taco and Caden Dowler are twin brothers from Billings who became the faces of Montana State’s first national championship in 41 years — Taco caught the title-tying touchdown in overtime, Caden won Big Sky Defensive Player of the Year. 

They sat down with Outlaw Beat to break down the final fourth-down play snap by snap, explain why they turned down transfer portal money to stay in Montana, and settle a few things about growing up as each  other’s toughest competition. 

Plus: the family bloodline that runs through the first Super Bowl, the Taco Dowler Youth Foundation’s Backpack to Belong program, and a game of Bobcats Back to Back presented by Stay Montana.

Learn more about and support the Taco Dowler Youth Foundation: TacoDowlerYouthFoundation.org

Come see the Dowlers play this fall: MSUbobcats.com

Support Bobcat football by joining the Bobcat Collective: BobcatCollective.com

And visit StayMontana.com to book your next Big Sky vacation.

A Rabbi and a Pastor Walk into Big Sky Chapel

How do religions of all stripes share one sacred space in a Montana ski town? Outlaw Beat host Joe Borden sits down in the Big Sky Chapel with Pastor Miriam Schmidt of All Saints in Big Sky, a shared Lutheran-Episcopal parish, and Rabbi Sonja Keren Pilz of Congregation Beth Shalom in Bozeman.

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