From the NDSU AA site:
Tyler Roehl of North Dakota State became the first Bison running back to run for over 200 yards since North Dakota State joined the ranks of Division I football. In a 28-17 victory over Stephen F. Austin, he rushed 27 times for 238 yards and 3 touchdowns, making up the bulk of the Bison scoring and providing much-needed stability in a turnover-filled day. Incredibly, this was Roehl's first-ever start at tailback in college, having amassed a grand total of 28 yards rushing with 10 carries in his first two years of college eligibility. His 238-yard effort was second best in Great West Football Conference history.
The kid is a load at 5-10 232.
Tyler Roehl of North Dakota State became the first Bison running back to run for over 200 yards since North Dakota State joined the ranks of Division I football. In a 28-17 victory over Stephen F. Austin, he rushed 27 times for 238 yards and 3 touchdowns, making up the bulk of the Bison scoring and providing much-needed stability in a turnover-filled day. Incredibly, this was Roehl's first-ever start at tailback in college, having amassed a grand total of 28 yards rushing with 10 carries in his first two years of college eligibility. His 238-yard effort was second best in Great West Football Conference history.
The kid is a load at 5-10 232.