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At halftime of their game on Saturday against Rocky Mountain College, the Montana State University-Northern football team looked poised to win their first game in the Frontier Conference in five years. The Lights held a 21-7 lead and only needed to keep their run game and defense going to open their brand new stadium on the MSU-N campus with a win.
Unfortunately, the Battlin' Bears scored 17 straight points in the second half to win the game, 24-21.
"We got to finish. We got to do more offensively, put the ball in the end zone and make plays when they're supposed to be made," said MSU-N hea...
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