Lights run wild in spring game

Spring football has come and gone for the Montana State University-Northern Lights and as of right now, one thing is clear — the Lights can run the football.

After seeing his offense struggle to move the football two weeks ago in a scrimmage, Northern head football coach Aaron Christensen appeared determined to establish a running game and that’s exactly what his offense did, rushing for 213 yards Saturday at the MSU-N practice field in the Lights Spring Game.

Northern got 121 of those yards from the feet of Mario Gobbato, who stole the show in the spring game, with 151 total yards and four to...