Ferris State football’s record winning streak, by the numbers


 
 
 

Coach Annese speaking to team after victory
Four-time national champions Ferris State football is looking to break the NCAA DII
record for longest winning streak. The Bulldogs have a chance to surpass the previous
record of 40 straight wins set by Grand Valley State University from 2005-2007.

BIG RAPIDS, Mich. — 

The Ferris State University football team is eyeing another title this weekend: record
holder of longest winning streak in NCAA Division II.  

The Bulldogs tied the record with a 80-0 victory over Wayne State on Nov. 7. The win was not only the largest
margin of victory the team has had since the streak began in 2024 but also gave them
a share of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title.  

When taking a closer look at the numbers of their winning ways over the last two years,
it’s no surprise the reigning national champions are adding another accolade to the
list.

By the Numbers: 

40-0

Current record

Tied for all-time NCAA DII winning streak

80 points

Biggest margin of victory

vs. Wayne State, 11/7/26

3 points

Narrowest margin of victory

vs. Saginaw Valley, 11/9/24

9

Wins during the postseason

6

Games scoring at least 70 points

4

Seasons since recording a home loss

10/15/22

Three players celebrating

Where it all began: September 7, 2024 vs. Lake Erie at Top Taggart Field. The Bulldogs
kicked off a run that would span two years, two national championships, and a potential
sole spot atop the record books.

Games in Streak:

The Bulldogs will host Roosevelt University in the regular-season finale on Saturday,
Nov. 14, at Top Taggart Field. A win will secure them the outright GLIAC title, along
with sole possession of the NCAA record.  

Kickoff is set for 1 p.m. in Big Rapids. 

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