Ferris State grabs share of NCAA history with 40th straight win
Ferris State University’s football program etched its name into NCAA history this season by extending its winning streak to an astonishing 40 consecutive victories. The Bulldogs’ dominance underscores their status as one of the most resilient teams in college football, continuing a run that has redefined expectations for Division II programs.
Meanwhile, the college football landscape saw other notable developments: Minneota’s Carson Stratmoen and the Dawson-Boyd Blackjacks faced a heartbreaking 21-12 defeat in the Section 4A championship, marking the second tough loss of the season for the quarterback and his team. In the Big Ten, Michigan State’s struggles persisted as the Spartans prepared to face rival Michigan in a matchup where pride was the only motivating factor amid league-low offensive production.
Elsewhere, Utah football secured a hard-fought 28-20 victory over BYU, a triumph that revived program morale following the departure of longtime head coach Kyle Whittingham in late 2025. The Utes’ win also marked their first nine-game undefeated start since 2008, reigniting hopes for a historic season.
