VERMILLION - In a game where yards and points figured to be at a premium, Howard had no trouble producing either of them. The Tigers dominated life up front on both sides of the ball and rolled to the Class 9A state football championship with a 55-18 victory over Herreid-Selby Area Thursday afternoon at the DakotaDome. "I think our game plan was alright," said Herreid-Selby Area coach Clayton Randall. "Sometimes guys are just better than you, and on this particular day they were better than us. We were not able to match them blow for blow." Howard set the tone from the opening whistle, scoring on a 65-yard run on its second play from scrimmage. While the Wolverines answered back and closed the gap to 7-6, they could not stop the Tigers rushing juggernaut. Howard scored on its first eight possessions and racked up 409 yards on the ground. The Tigers also prevented the HSA running game to get untracked. While Howard coach Pat Ruml said his team has had other solid games du