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2025 Grand Valley State vs Ferris State

Ferris State Football Beats GVSU, 38-31, In Instant Classic At Top Taggart

Ferris State Football Beats GVSU, 38-31, In Instant Classic At Top Taggart

Ferris State football stays unbeaten after escaping GVSU 38–31 in the 2025 Anchor-Bone Classic. Get the final score, key plays, and full game recap.

Oct 25, 2025 by R. R. Ellis
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Ferris State and Grand Valley State added another classic to their storied rivalry on Saturday, and this one lived up to the hype.

In front of a packed crowd at Top Taggart Field, Ferris State edged GVSU 38–31 in a game that swung back and forth all afternoon. The win keeps the Bulldogs unbeaten at 8–0 and extends their winning streak to 22 straight, while Grand Valley falls to 4–3 after pushing the nation’s top-ranked team to the limit.

Taariik Brett was unstoppable early, scoring four first-half touchdowns to power Ferris to a narrow halftime lead. But Andrew Schuster and the Lakers kept answering, refusing to fade even when Ferris appeared to pull away.

In the fourth quarter, Wyatt Bower’s clutch rushing touchdown proved to be the difference—a drive that chewed up the clock and silenced a late GVSU rally. The Lakers struck again with less than two minutes to play, but Ferris recovered the onside kick to lock down another Anchor-Bone Classic victory.

The 2025 edition wasn’t just another game. It was a statement. Grand Valley pushed Ferris State harder than anyone this season, and the Bulldogs still found a way to finish.

Recap the game as it happened and watch highlights below, or subscribe to FloCollege to watch Ferris State vs. GVSU replay.

End Of Game: Ferris State Wins

Final: GVSU 31, Ferris State 38

Ferris State escapes a scrappy Grand Valley State team to secure their 22nd win in a row. GVSU came to play in Big Rapids, as through much of the game they matched Ferris State score-for-score. 

The 2025 edition of the Anchor-Bone Classic was one of the best in years, as the teams have traded punches the last two years. 

Taariik Brett had four touchdowns in the first half of play, as the teams went to the locker room with a 28-24 lead in favor of Ferris State. 

This was by far the closest game that FSU has played this year. The Bulldogs will walk away with an 8-0 undefeated record, while GVSU walks away with a 4-3 record. 

Bulldogs Recover Onside Kick - 4Q 1:35

GVSU 31, Ferris State 38

Ferris State is able to recover the onside kick. GVSU still has two timeouts, but a first down by the Bulldogs seals the win. 

GVSU Scores! - 4Q 1:38

GVSU 31, Ferris State 38

Andrew Schuster finds Lynne Wyche-El for the 19 yard touchdown as the Lakers are not ready to give up.

Onside kick coming. 

Whether this game ends up with a Ferris State win or not, this is by far the best that anyone has played the Bulldogs this year. GVSU went to Top Taggart and held their own. 

Wyatt Bower Touchdown! - 4Q 2:44

GVSU 24, Ferris State 38

Wyatt Bower rushes through the middle for the touchdown, which will likely put away the Lakers today. 

Ferris State up by 14 points with under three minutes left. 

Bulldogs Running The Clock - 4Q 3:26

GVSU 24, Ferris State 31

Ferris State is content to run as much time off the clock as they can at this point. 

They are working inside the redzone and focusing on running the ball. 

But, it says a lot about how Grand Valley State have played against the home team today, regardless of the result. 

Two Errors By GVSU - 4Q 5:20

GVSU 24, Ferris State 31

Lakers had stopped Ferris State, and forced a 4th down, but Wyatt Bower's hard count pushed GVSU to jump offsides, giving FSU a new set of downs.

A few plays later, a GVSU defender ripped the helmet off an FSU offensive lineman, for a 15 yard penalty and another set of downs. 

Only about 5 minutes left in this game. 

Huge Stop By Bulldogs - 4Q 8:01

GVSU 24, Ferris State 31

GVSU goes for it on 4th and 4, but a pass from Andrew Schuster is called incomplete. 

Only 8 minutes left in this game as the Lakers are still down by a touchdown. 

Massive Call For GVSU - 4Q 9:44

GVSU 24, Ferris State 31

Lynn Wyche-El caught a ball but lost it going out of bounds. The call on the field was no reception. After a lengthy review, the call was overturned and ends up being a big gain for the Lakers. 

Lakers are at their own 44-yard line. 

Ferris State Makes FG - 4Q 12:12

GVSU 24, Ferris State 31

GVSU stopped Ferris State on a third down, taking down Wyatt Bower after he faked a throw. 

But the Bulldogs settle for a field goal, which puts them back up by 7 points. 

One gets the feeling this game isn't quite over yet. 

Fourth Quarter Begins - 4Q 15:00

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

After a quick 3rd quarter, we are headed to the last 15 minutes of this game. 

Ferris State is working their way into GVSU territory. 

Ferris State Interception! - 3Q 4:27

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

Justin Payoute grabs the reception in the endzone as Schuster tries to air it out for a touchdown. Looks like there could've been some pass interference on the Bulldogs, but they get the interception nonetheless. 

Ferris State will take over at their own 20-yard line. 

Brady Drogosh Powering Through - 3Q 6:10

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

Brady Drogosh has been unstoppable on this drive, as GVSU got the ball back after holding Ferris State to a three-and-out. 

Drogosh has had multiple huge runs on QB keepers and Lakers are down to the FSU36.

The Lakers have also taken a ton of time off the clock. 

GVSU Punts - 3Q 11:53

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

Grand Valley State opts to punt on 4 and 1, instead of going for the first down. 

Ferris State will take over at their own 29-yard line. 

Third Quarter Begins - 3Q 15:00

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

Ferris State kicks off to Grand Valley State, and the second half of the 2025 Anchor-Bone Classic is underway. 

Halftime Stat Leaders

Grand Valley State

  • Andrew Schuster (QB) – 14-21 attempts, 221 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT
  • Brady Drogosh (QB) – 7 rushing attempts, 17 yards
  • Evan Furtney (Tight End) – 2 receptions, 60 yards, 1 TD
  • Quinn Wills (DB) – 7 total tackles, 3 solo

Ferris State

  • Wyatt Bower (QB) – 7-12, 117 yards, 2 TD, 0 INT
  • Taariik Brett (WR) – 7 attempts, 86 yards, 12.3 yards per carry, 4 total TD
  • Carson Gulker (QB) – 5 receptions for 84 yards

Halftime In Big Rapids

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

Ferris State will take a four-point lead into the locker room, as the Bulldogs lead the Lakers 28-24. 

GVSU will have the ball to start the second half. 

GVSU Field Goal Good - 2Q  0:14

GVSU 24, Ferris State 28

The Bulldogs stop the Lakers to force a field goal attempt, and Bacik makes a 54-yarder to tack on three points. 

It's looking like it's going to be a 24-28 halftime score, with Ferris State leading. 

GVSU At The FSU34 - 2Q 0:33

GVSU 21, Ferris State 28

GVSU has worked their way down into FSU territory after putting together a nice drive. 

The Lakers are pushing to at least get a field goal before halftime. 

It's 2nd and 10. 

Taariik Brett Scores Again! - 2Q 1:35

GVSU 21, Ferris State 28

Brett grabs his fourth touchdown of the day, accounting for every Ferris State score. 

Ferris leaves about 1:35 on the clock, but they retake the lead before halftime. 

HUGE GVSU Touchdown! - 2Q 2:55

GVSU 21, Ferris State 21

Schuster finds Sean Byrd for a massive touchdown from the Lakers. The GVSU quarterback aired it out for a 27-yard strike. 

Grand Valley State ties it up, with 2 minutes to go until halftime. 

WE GOT A GAME, Y'ALL. 

Grand Valley Touchdown! - 2Q 9:54

GVSU 14, Ferris State 21

Kellen Reed catches a missile from Andrew Schuster, as the wide receiver gets open in the endzone. 

GVSU replies and hangs in this game. 

Lakers Down To 8-Yard Line - 2Q 10:40

GVSU 7, Ferris State 14

Grand Valley State has worked their way down to the FSU8, as they've put together their best offensive drive of the day. 

Lakers are pushing to close the gap. 

Brett Breaks Off For Another TD! - 2Q 14:16

GVSU 7, Ferris State 21

Wyatt Bower pitches off to Taariik Brett, who runs 41 yards untouched as Brett notches his third touchdown of the day. 

Bulldogs back up by 14 points. 

Second Quarter Begins - 2Q 15:00

GVSU 7, Ferris State 14

Ferris State has a 2nd and 7 at their own 44-yard line to start the second quarter. 

GVSU Touchdown! - 1Q 0:39

GVSU 7, Ferris State 14

Andrew Schuster finds a wide-open Evan Furtney, who goes nearly 50 yards for the touchdown. 

Furtney did not have the speed, but he had the will, and made it to put GVSU's first points on the board. 

Brett Gets His 2nd TD - 1Q 4:08

GVSU 0, Ferris State 14

Taariik Brett gets open the endzone and catches his second touchdown of the day from Wyatt Bower. Bulldogs take advantage of the turnover by putting another 7 points on the board. 

Brady Rose Goes 36 Yards - 1Q 5:15

GVSU 0, Ferris State 7

Brady Rose takes the handoff and goes 36 yards to set up Ferris State at the GVSU7. 

FSU is pushing for their second score of the day. 

GVSU Fumble! - 1Q 6:39

GVSU 0, Ferris State 7

Brady Drogosh dropped the football on a 3rd and 2 and the Bulldogs jump on it. They will take over at their own 37-yard line. 

Massive play as the Lakers were finally starting to put together some offense. 

GVSU Defense Stops Dawgs - 1Q 10:03

GVSU 0, Ferris State 7

Ferris fans thought it was pass interference, but the Lakers were able to stop the Bulldogs in their second possession. 

GVSU will start at their own 40-yard line. 

GVSU Goes Three-And-Out - 1Q 11:02

GVSU 0, Ferris State 7

The swarming Bulldog defense prevents the Lakers from getting anything going on their first possession. 

Ferris State Scores! - 1Q 12:05

GVSU 0, Ferris State 7

Taariik Brett catches the pass from Wyatt Bower and breaks off a run, making it a 28-yard touchdown. 

Ferris State comes out and puts the hammer down quickly. 

Gulker Catch, Bulldozes - 1Q 12:17

GVSU 0, Ferris State 0

Carson Gulker catches and runs for 25 yards, taking Ferris State down to the GVSU32. 

Gulker pushes through multiple GVSU defenders. 

First Quarter Begins - 1Q 15:00

GVSU 0, Ferris State 0

We are underway at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids as Ferris State hosts Grand Valley State for one of the best rivalries in NCAA football. 

GVSU will kick off to Ferris State. 

What Time Does GVSU Vs. Ferris State Football Kick Off?

Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State kicks off at 1:00 p.m. ET at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Michigan. 

How To Watch Grand Valley Football Vs. Ferris State

GVSU vs. Ferris State, the 2025 Anchor Bone Classic, will stream live on FloCollege and the FloSports app.

Game replays, highlights and breaking news will also be available on both platforms.

Anchor-Bone Classic Results (2003-2024)

At Lubbers Stadium

  • 2024: GVSU 34, Ferris 7 (W GVSU)
  • 2023: GVSU 14, Ferris 21 (W Ferris)
  • 2023: GVSU 28, Ferris 49 (W Ferris)
  • 2022: GVSU 21, Ferris 24 (W Ferris)
  • 2021: GVSU 35, Ferris 28 (W GVSU)
  • 2018: GVSU 31, Ferris 35 (W Ferris)
  • 2016: GVSU 32, Ferris 47 (W Ferris)
  • 2016: GVSU 35, Ferris 23 (W GVSU)
  • 2015: GVSU 61, Ferris 24 (W GVSU)
  • 2012: GVSU 40, Ferris 24 (W GVSU)
  • 2011: GVSU 57, Ferris 10 (W GVSU)
  • 2008: GVSU 31, Ferris 13 (W GVSU)
  • 2007: GVSU 34, Ferris 7 (W GVSU)
  • 2005: GVSU 30, Ferris 10 (W GVSU)
  • 2003: GVSU 40, Ferris 10 (W GVSU)

Games in Allendale (since 2003): GVSU leads 9–6

At Top Taggart Field

  • 2022: GVSU 21, Ferris 22 (W Ferris)
  • 2019: GVSU 21, Ferris 16 (W GVSU)
  • 2017: GVSU 28, Ferris 27 (W GVSU)
  • 2015: GVSU 34, Ferris 38 (W Ferris)
  • 2014: GVSU 42, Ferris 17 (W GVSU)
  • 2010: GVSU 41, Ferris 0 (W GVSU)
  • 2009: GVSU 17, Ferris 10 (W GVSU)
  • 2006: GVSU 28, Ferris 6 (W GVSU)
  • 2004: GVSU 24, Ferris 6 (W GVSU)

Games in Big Rapids (since 2003): GVSU leads 6–3

Trinidad Chambliss In 2024 GVSU-Ferris Game

Passing

  • Completions/Attempts: 11-19
  • Passing Yards: 114
  • Touchdowns: 0
  • Interceptions: 0
  • Longest Completion: 29 yards
  • Sacks Taken: 0

Rushing

  • Carries: 22
  • Rushing Yards: 122
  • Touchdowns: 3
  • Longest Run: 31 yards
  • Average Yards per Carry: 5.5

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When Is The Anchor Bone Classic 2025?

Ferris State and Grand Valley State will meet in the 2025 Anchor Bone Classic on October 25. 

GVSU Football Record

Grand Valley State is 4-2 in the 2025 season. Their losses came against Pittsburg State and Saginaw Valley State. 

Ferris State Football Record

Ferris State is 7-0 in the 2025 season. They have wins against Pittsburg State, Tiffin and Michigan Tech. 

GVSU Football Schedule 2025

  • Saturday, Aug. 30 – Lincoln (Pa.) vs. Grand Valley State – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – Black Hills State (S.D.) vs. Grand Valley State – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 13 – Grand Valley State vs. Pittsburg State – 5:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – Davenport vs. Grand Valley State – 4:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Grand Valley State vs. Northern Michigan – 7:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – Saginaw Valley State vs. Grand Valley State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – Grand Valley State vs. Wayne State – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Michigan Tech vs. Grand Valley State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 15 – Roosevelt vs. Grand Valley State – 1:00 p.m. ET

Ferris State Football Schedule 2025

  • Thursday, Aug. 28 – Pittsburg St. (Kan.) vs. Ferris State – 6:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 6 – Ferris State vs. Lake Erie – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 13 – Ferris State vs. Tiffin – 6:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Sept. 20 – Ferris State vs. Rio Grande – 3:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 4 – Roosevelt vs. Ferris State – 2:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 11 – Wayne State vs. Ferris State – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 18 – Michigan Tech vs. Ferris State – 12:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Oct. 25 – Ferris State vs. Grand Valley State (Anchor-Bone Classic) – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 1 – Ferris State vs. Northern Michigan – 1:00 p.m. ET
  • Saturday, Nov. 8 – Saginaw Valley State vs. Ferris Stat1:00 p.m.
  • Saturday, Nov. 15 – Davenport vs. Ferris State (Calder City Classic) – 12:00 p.m. ET

Anchor-Bone Classic Gameday Threads

Grand Valley State Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Sean Byrd – WR
  • 0 – Torian Wyatt – LB
  • 1 – Jason Hardy – DB
  • 1 – Lynn Wyche-El – WR
  • 2 – Josh Anderson – DB
  • 2 – Andrew Schuster – QB
  • 3 – Jibriel Conde – DL
  • 3 – Donovan Johnson – WR
  • 4 – Deonte Pippen – DB
  • 4 – Kellen Russell-Dixon – RB
  • 5 – Jamari Buddin – DL
  • 5 – Derrick Woods – RB
  • 6 – Jordan Johnson – WR
  • 6 – Darius Whiteside – DB
  • 7 – Kellen Reed – WR
  • 7 – Derek Rood – DL
  • 8 – Tre Green – DB
  • 8 – Zak Olejniczak – QB
  • 9 – Evan Furtney – TE
  • 9 – Khamani Potts – DL
  • 10 – Harrison Unger – TE
  • 11 – Griffin Shinrock – WR
  • 12 – Brady Drogosh – QB
  • 13 – Elijah Baker – LB
  • 14 – Alex McLean – WR
  • 15 – Ethan Plumb – QB
  • 16 – CJ Jones – LB
  • 17 – Kenyon Owens – WR
  • 18 – Matthew Nickens – DB
  • 19 – Paschal Jolman – RB
  • 20 – Kenneth Jones – RB
  • 21 – Quinn Wills – DB
  • 22 – Troy Temple – DB
  • 23 – David Osagiede – DL
  • 24 – Trey Sharp – DB
  • 25 – Davon Pearson – DB
  • 26 – Syone Usma-Harper – RB
  • 27 – Chris Little – DB
  • 28 – Noah Oury – QB
  • 29 – Tony Roberts – DB
  • 30 – Amonte Cook – WR
  • 31 – Riley Simpson – LB
  • 32 – Benett Cardamone – DB
  • 33 – David Holloman – RB
  • 34 – Keegan Sell – LB
  • 35 – Trace Hrgich – P
  • 36 – Conor Smith – TE
  • 37 – Alijah Shabazz – DB
  • 38 – Mathew Bacik – K
  • 39 – Jay Cady – K
  • 40 – Brett Peterson – TE
  • 41 – ArJon Thompson – RB
  • 42 – Anthony Scott – LB
  • 43 – Sopuruchi Ojinnaka – DB
  • 44 – Luke Stanton – TE
  • 45 – Devon Pettus – LB
  • 46 – Brody Osborne – LB
  • 47 – Jimmy Downs – LB
  • 48 – Anthony Cardamone – LB
  • 49 – Drake Deshetsky – LB
  • 50 – Trey Szykowny – LS
  • 51 – Josh Sander – OL
  • 52 – James Kent – OL
  • 53 – Tommy Barnett – LB
  • 54 – Cross Dobbs – LB
  • 55 – Evan Curtiss – OL
  • 56 – Franky McFadden – OL
  • 57 – Isaiah Johnson – LB
  • 58 – Ryer Snow – LB
  • 59 – Isaiah Veatch – LB
  • 60 – Mason Kirn – OL
  • 64 – Brett Weaver – OL
  • 65 – Matt Haan – OL
  • 66 – Tre Buckley – DL
  • 67 – Anderson Farmer – OL
  • 68 – Cameron Bagent – OL
  • 69 – Cannon Mackey – OL
  • 70 – Aaron Bradley – OL
  • 71 – Jack Stuart – OL
  • 72 – Kyler Brunan – OL
  • 74 – Lucas Tic – OL
  • 75 – Joshua Martin – OL
  • 76 – Mike Adams – OL
  • 77 – Andy Hartman – OL
  • 81 – Keenan Speer-Johnson – WR
  • 82 – Jake Vermaas – WR
  • 83 – Bwana Miller – WR
  • 84 – Evan Sundermann – P
  • 85 – Eli Graves – WR
  • 86 – Colton Bila – LS
  • 87 – Collin Buchanan – TE
  • 88 – DeAndre Hill – TE
  • 89 – Abram Larner – WR
  • 91 – Ryder Gravenhof – DL
  • 92 – Chandler Allen – DL
  • 93 – Ronald Jackson – DL
  • 94 – Josh Williams – DL
  • 95 – Zalyn Martin – DL
  • 96 – Landon VanBeek – DL
  • 97 – Camren Vansolkema – DL
  • 99 – Tyus Jackson – DL

Ferris State Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Jerek Fields – LB
  • 0 – Jeremiah Lee – WR
  • 1 – Gyasi Mattison – DB
  • 1 – Deion Small – SL
  • 2 – Wyatt Bower – QB
  • 2 – Daviere Jones – DB
  • 3 – Chase Carter – QB
  • 3 – Eric Jackson – DB
  • 4 – Tae Boyd – WR
  • 4 – Justin Payoute – DB
  • 5 – Key'Vell Cooper – RB
  • 5 – Jeremiah Housey – DB
  • 6 – Tarick Bower – WR
  • 6 – Liko Johnson – LB
  • 7 – Zak Ahern – RB
  • 7 – Isaiah Byars – LB
  • 8 – Payton Hughes – LB
  • 8 – Jaylin Townsend – WR
  • 9 – Alex Springs – DB
  • 9 – Cam Underwood – WR
  • 10 – Taariik Brett – SL
  • 10 – Ralph Carter – DL
  • 11 – Tyrone Fowler – DL
  • 11 – Darian Kruja – WR
  • 12 – Carson Gulker – QB
  • 12 – Chris Lands – DB
  • 13 – D'Mari Jenkins – DB
  • 13 – Tyren Mason – WR
  • 14 – Stanley Lambert – DL
  • 14 – Timothy Ormond II – WR
  • 16 – Leeshaun Mumpfield – QB
  • 16 – Tre' Rigby – DB
  • 17 – Dakari Neely – WR
  • 17 – Quentin Pope – DB
  • 18 – Kyle Cottee – QB
  • 18 – Mervens Jean Pierre – DB
  • 19 – Adonis Ferguson – DB
  • 19 – Charlie Spencer – QB
  • 20 – Jaden Edington – RB
  • 20 – Chase Nixon – DB
  • 21 – Tim Allen – DL
  • 21 – Kevin Simes – SL
  • 22 – Brady Rose – SL
  • 22 – Ahlston Ware – DB
  • 23 – James Robinson – DB
  • 24 – Jake Price – RB
  • 24 – Nolan Ziegler – LB
  • 25 – Edward Kofuma-Henry – DB
  • 26 – Javen Sewell – DB
  • 27 – Parker Holman – SL
  • 29 – Colbey Reed – RB
  • 30 – Ryan Ahern – LB
  • 31 – Jack Lamancusa – DE
  • 32 – Levi Tuinstra – K/P
  • 34 – Christian Cramer – LB
  • 34 – Tyler Greene – DB
  • 35 – Eddie Jewett – K
  • 38 – Sam Wahlberg – LS
  • 40 – Anthony Perdue – DB
  • 41 – Michael Bush – LB
  • 42 – Jalen Jones – DB
  • 43 – Razah Townsend – DL
  • 44 – Kailib Davis – DL
  • 45 – Mitchell Middleton – K/P
  • 46 – Gabe Long – K
  • 47 – Jalen Mcfadden – DB
  • 48 – Josh Garcia – DL
  • 49 – Gabe Blanchard – DL
  • 50 – Chimdindu Obi – DL
  • 51 – D'jaun Gilbert – OL
  • 52 – Jarvis Windom – OL
  • 53 – Ryan Ross – OL
  • 55 – Elmir Jakupovic – OL
  • 56 – Ben Przytula – OL
  • 57 – Jaylen Washington – OL
  • 64 – Cam Heiss – OL
  • 65 – Cory Pecynski – OL
  • 66 – Kaharri Caldwell – OL
  • 68 – Jordan Tooles – DL
  • 70 – Andrew DeVries – OL
  • 71 – Matthew Misch – OL
  • 72 – Tim Anderson – OL
  • 73 – Mack Bontekoe – OL
  • 74 – Bob Anderson – OL
  • 75 – Dayne Arnett – OL
  • 77 – Tyrone Webber – OL
  • 78 – Dumela Knox – OL
  • 80 – Jackson Altwies – DL
  • 81 – Devon Strobel – DE
  • 82 – Derrick Matlock II – DL
  • 84 – Mason Dykstra – TE/H
  • 89 – Cooper Nye – DE
  • 90 – Royce Daugherty – DL
  • 91 – Jvonne Ruffin – DL
  • 92 – Cam Post – DL
  • 93 – Erik Seabrook – DL
  • 94 – Alefosio Saipaia – DL
  • 97 – Sawyer TenHaaf – DE
  • 98 – Zach Kelly – DL
  • 99 – Markee Jones – DL

What Time Is The Ferris State Game Today?

Grand Valley State vs. Ferris State kicks off at 1:00 p.m. ET at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Michigan.

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