Andrew Rolin has said, from literally the day he became head coach at Montana State University-Northern, that he wanted the Lights to be a dominant running team.

Of course, Rolin, who is certainly an offensive innovator, didn't mean that he wanted the Lights to be a three-yard-and-a-cloud-of dust program either. No, he just wanted Northern to be dynamic and dominant running the ball.

And while in his first year-and-half at the helm, it hasn't always been the case, for much of Saturday's 57-39 home loss to Rocky Mountain College, the Lights did resemble the kind of running team Rolin want...