2026 Ferris State vs Grand Valley State

Ferris State Vs. Grand Valley State Football Score, Live Updates, Highlights

Ferris State Vs. Grand Valley State Football Score, Live Updates, Highlights

Follow Ferris State vs. Grand Valley State in the 2026 Anchor-Bone Classic with live scores, updates, highlights and more from the D2 football rivalry.

Oct 17, 2026 by R. R. Ellis
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Cinematic Recap: Ferris State vs Grand Valley State | Anchor Bone Classic2:23

One of the biggest rivalries in Division II football takes center stage Saturday when Ferris State and Grand Valley State meet in the 2026 Anchor-Bone Classic.

No. 1 Ferris State enters the matchup undefeated and looking to continue its run atop Division II, while No. 13 Grand Valley State is looking to bounce back after suffering its first loss of the season against Michigan Tech in Week 6.

There is plenty at stake beyond bragging rights. The Anchor-Bone Classic could have major implications in the GLIAC race and the Division II playoff picture as the regular season moves into its second half.

Follow along below for live scores, updates, highlights and more from Ferris State vs. Grand Valley State in the 2026 Anchor-Bone Classic.

  • 10:07 PM

    FINAL - Ferris State 41, GVSU 34

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    Ferris State holds on to win a high-scoring Anchor-Bone Classic. GVSU jumped out to a 17-0 lead before Bulldogs battled back scoring 34 unanswered points. 

    The Lakers were able to make it a game, eventually pulling within seven points of FSU but unable to catch up. Ferris will leave with the Anchor-Bone trophy and GVSU will leave with their second-consecutive loss. 

    Ferris State Stat Leaders

    • Wyatt Bower (QB): 10-of-13 passing, 137 yards, 1 TD; 153 rushing yards, 3 TDs
    • Jake Price (RB): 8 carries, 55 rushing yards
    • Ryan Ahern (LB): 13 tackles

    Grand Valley State Stat Leaders

    • Andrew Schuster (QB): 18-of-28 passing, 173 yards, 4 TDs, 1 INT
    • Kellen Russell-Dixon (RB): 12 carries, 98 rushing yards; 4 receptions, 32 yards, 1 TD
    • Kellen Reed (WR): 4 receptions, 75 yards, 1 TD
  • 9:53 PM

    4th, 4:17 - Ferris State 41, GVSU 34

    GVSU with a lengthy drive that ends in a touchdown catch by Kellen Russel-Dixon. Only seven points separating the Lakers and the Bulldogs with less than five minutes left in the game. 


  • 9:38 PM

    4th, 10:07 - Ferris State 41, GVSU 27

    GVSU settles for a field goal to make it a two-possession game. Again though, they'll have to hold Ferris State's offense. 


  • 9:27 PM

    4th, 13:32 - Ferris State 41, GVSU 24

    Wyatt Bower takes it himself and breaks off a 53-yard run for the touchdown. 

    It's not quite over yet, but unless GVSU can find a way to stop this Ferris State offense, the Bulldogs are closing in on their 37th consecutive win. 


  • 9:20 PM

    3rd, 0:54 - Ferris State 34, GVSU 24

    Kellen Reed turns on the jets after receiving a quick catch on a slate route from Andrew Schuster and takes it all the way to the house. 

    No one could catch him as Reed ran 61 yards for the touchdown. 


  • 9:15 PM

    3rd, 1:51 - Ferris State 34, GVSU 17

    Big throw from Wyatt Bower, who connects with Tae Boyd for a 32-yard touchdown. Ferris State makes it three-possession game. 

    The Bulldogs have held GVSU to the 17 points they scored in the first quarter. 


  • 9:12 PM

    3rd, 3:31 - Ferris State 27, GVSU 17

    Ferris State get the ball back after holding GVSU on 3rd down and immediately Wyatt Bower connects with his brother Tarick Bower for a 17-yard run. 

  • 9:08 PM

    3rd, 5:00 - Ferris State 27, GVSU 17

    Five minutes left in the third quarter. It's 2nd and 10 for GVSU. on their own 24-yard line. 

    Ferris is still maintaining their 10-point lead, but the action as slowed considerably this quarter. 

  • 8:55 PM

    3rd, 9:44 - Ferris State 27, GVSU 17

    Grand Valley State goes three-and-out to begin their first drive of the third quarter. Andrew Schuster is sacked on third down, and Ferris State will get another chance on offense. 

  • 8:49 PM

    3rd, 12:02 - Ferris State 27, GVSU 17

    Wyatt Bower marches the Bulldogs down the field and takes it into the endzone himself, with a 16 yard rush. 

    Ferris State goes up by 10 points after scoring the first touchdown of the second half. 


  • 8:40 PM

    3rd, 15:00 - Ferris State 20, GVSU 17

    Ferris State will receive the kickoff to start the second half. They'll be looking to pad their lead after going up 20-17 right before halftime. 

  • 8:22 PM

    HT - Ferris State 20, GVSU 17

    Halftime at Lubbers Stadium in Allendale. 

    GVSU started strong before Ferris State took back the lead with 20 unanswered points. 

    Ferris State Stat Leaders

    • Wyatt Bower (QB): 4-of-5 passing, 51 yards; 49 rushing yards, 1 TD
    • Jake Price (RB): 4 carries, 39 rushing yards
    • Ryan Ahern (LB): 5 tackles

    Grand Valley State Stat Leaders

    • Andrew Schuster (QB): 7-of-11 passing, 36 yards, 2 TDs, 1 INT
    • Kellen Russell-Dixon (RB): 9 carries, 96 rushing yards
    • Tyus Jackson (DL): 6 tackles, 1 sack, 1 tackle for loss
  • 8:17 PM

    2nd, 1:49 - Ferris State 20, GVSU 17

    Ferris State is unable to score a touchdown after the fumble recovery, but they notch a field goal to take the lead. 

    The Bulldogs have scored all 20 of their points in the 2nd quarter. 


  • 8:10 PM

    2nd, 3:00 - Ferris State 17, GVSU 17

    Paschal Ayanwu loses the ball and Ferris State recovers the fumble! 

    GVSU had three minutes with timeouts, but they cough up the ball on their own 31-yard line. 

  • 8:08 PM

    2nd, 3:04 - Ferris State 17, GVSU 17

    Ferris State ties it up with a field goal from Jay Cady. 

    The Bulldogs had a chance to score on 4th and goal, but ran out of clock and received a delay of game penalty. 

  • 7:55 PM

    2nd, 9:45 - Ferris State 14, GVSU 17

    Zak Ahearn scores and GVSU's lead is down to three points. 

    That's 14 unanswered points from Ferris State. 


  • 7:50 PM

    2nd, 11:13 - Ferris State 7, GVSU 17

    Andrew Schuster is picked off on 3rd down by William Brown and FSU will take over on the GVSU 24-yard line.

    The Bulldogs are back in this game. 


  • 7:45 PM

    2nd, 12:33 - Ferris State 7, GVSU 17

    Wyatt Bower rushes up the middle and Ferris State get on the board with their first touchdown of the day. 

    If GVSU wants to keep this game in hand they will have to keep scoring, because it is unlikely they will stop Wyatt Bower and this Ferris offense as they did in the first quarter. 


  • 7:31 PM

    1st, 2:51 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 17

    Andrew Schuster completes the touchdown pass to Tommy Donovan and the Grand Valley State Lakers are dominating early in this massive matchup. 

    That's 17 unanswered points for GVSU to begin the game, along with two takeaways. 


  • 7:27 PM

    1st, 5:12 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 10

    Another fumble! Chase Carter tries to pitch the ball back to Wyatt Bower and loses the football. 

    GVSU recovers at the Ferris State 15-yard line. 

    Ferris State has had the ball for only three minutes so far this game. 


  • 7:23 PM

    1st, 6:04 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 10

    Grand Valley State goes up by 10 early, with about six minutes left in the first quarter. 

    Schuster finds Jake Vermaas in the end zone, who gets down in bounds for the score. 

    The Lakers capitalize on the takeaway. 


  • 7:19 PM

    1st, 9:18 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 3

    Zak Ahearn loses the ball and GVSU recovers on their own 30-yard line. 

    Tyus Jackson recovered the fumble. 


  • 7:16 PM

    1st, 10:30 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 3

    Wyatt Bower scrambles for the first down. He rushed for 20 yards and into GVSU territory. 

  • 7:12 PM

    1st, 11:54 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 3

    Ferris State stops GVSU, and the Lakers opt for the long field goal. 

    Matthew Bacik nails it from 50 yards out. 


  • 7:09 PM

    1st, 13:59 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 0

    Big run from Kellen Russell-Dixon, who rushes to the right for 44 yards. Massive early play from the Lakers. 

    Andrew Schuster is sacked on the next play, 2nd and 17. 


  • 7:01 PM

    1st, 15:00 - Ferris State 0, GVSU 0

    GVSU will receive the kickoff from the Bulldogs and we are underway at Lubbers Stadium. 

  • 6:54 PM

    About 10 minutes out from game time at Lubbers Stadium. 

    Here are the all time head-to-head records between Ferris and GVSU. 

    Ferris State Vs. GVSU All-Time Series History

    All-Time Record: Grand Valley State leads 32-25-1.

    • At GVSU: Lakers lead 16-13.
    • At Ferris State: Lakers lead 16-12-1.
    • Last Meeting: Ferris State won 38-31 in 2025.
    • Last GVSU Win: 21-14 in the 2023 NCAA DII playoffs.
    • Current Streak: Ferris State has won two straight.
    • Longest Win Streak: GVSU won 11 straight from 2000-2011.
    • First Meeting: Ferris State won 57-0 in 1971.
    • 2026 Matchup: The 59th all-time meeting.
  • 6:53 PM

    Ferris State Football Roster 2026

    • 0 - Jake Price (RB) - So.
    • 0 - Dre Thomas (LB) - So.
    • 1 - Eric Jackson (DB) - Sr.
    • 1 - Deion Small (SL) - Sr.
    • 2 - Wyatt Bower (QB) - So.
    • 2 - Jerek Fields (LB) - Jr.
    • 3 - Chase Carter (QB) - Jr.
    • 3 - Alex Springs (DB) - So.
    • 4 - Tae Boyd (WR) - Jr.
    • 4 - Bryce Rowe (DB) - Jr.
    • 5 - Adonis Ferguson (DB) - So.
    • 5 - Jeremiah Housey (DB) - Sr.
    • 6 - Ryan Ahern (LB) - So.
    • 6 - Tarick Bower (WR) - So.
    • 7 - Zak Ahern (RB) - Sr.
    • 7 - Manny Peoples (DB) - So.
    • 8 - Brady Hamby (LB) - So.
    • 8 - Jaylin Townsend (WR) - Jr.
    • 9 - Bill Brown (CB) - Fr.
    • 9 - Key'Vell Cooper (RB) - So.
    • 10 - Taariik Brett (SL) - Sr.
    • 10 - Jack Lamancusa (DE) - Jr.
    • 11 - Tyrone Fowler (DL) - Sr.
    • 11 - Dakari Neely (WR) - So.
    • 12 - Tre'Quori Rollerson (LB) - RFr.
    • 12 - Kevin Simes (SL) - So.
    • 13 - D'Mari Jenkins (DB) - So.
    • 13 - Timothy Ormond II (WR) - Jr.
    • 14 - Warren Cain (DE) - RFr.
    • 14 - Cooper Nye (TE) - So.
    • 16 - Joseph Calhoun (LB) - RFr.
    • 16 - Leeshaun Mumpfield (QB) - Jr.
    • 17 - Marcel Jones (QB) - Fr.
    • 18 - Mervens Jean Pierre (DB) - Sr.
    • 18 - Drew Tapley (QB) - Jr.
    • 19 - Sante Gasperoni (QB) - RFr.
    • 19 - Edward Kofuma-Henry (DB) - Sr.
    • 20 - Jaden Edington (RB) - So.
    • 20 - Lamont Gordon (DB) - Jr.
    • 21 - Tim Allen (DL) - Sr.
    • 21 - Sincer Boyd (RB) - RFr.
    • 22 - Nick Flegler (DB) - Jr.
    • 23 - Quentin Pope (DB) - So.
    • 24 - Colby Bailey (RB) - RFr.
    • 24 - Nolan Ziegler (RB) - Jr.
    • 25 - Jordan Tooles (DL) - Sr.
    • 26 - Javen Sewell (DB) - Jr.
    • 27 - Trace Corlew (DB) - So.
    • 28 - Nolan Matthews (RB) - Fr.
    • 29 - Colbey Reed (RB) - So.
    • 30 - Cas Moir (LB) - RFr.
    • 30 - Cortez Porter (CB) - Fr.
    • 32 - Derek Pennington (LB) - So.
    • 33 - Derrick Matlock II (DL) - Jr.
    • 34 - Brendan O'Brien (LS) - Jr.
    • 35 - Eddie Jewett (K) - Sr.
    • 38 - Jay Cady (K) - So.
    • 42 - Ike DeHaan (LB) - RFr.
    • 43 - Matt McCraw (LB) - RFr.
    • 44 - Tre'Variez Jacobs (DL) - RFr.
    • 44 - Isaiah Ploucha (DL) - So.
    • 45 - Eoin O'Sullivan (K) - So.
    • 46 - Derek Baxter (LS) - Fr.
    • 47 - Maurice Adams, Jr. (DL) - RFr.
    • 48 - Josh Garcia (DL) - Jr.
    • 49 - Gabe Blanchard (DL) - Jr.
    • 50 - Michael Bush (LB) - So.
    • 51 - D'jaun Gilbert (OL) - Jr.
    • 52 - Jarvis Windom (OL) - Sr.
    • 53 - Ryan Ross (OL) - So.
    • 54 - Preston Bohnet (DB) - RFr.
    • 55 - Ace Simonson (OL) - RFr.
    • 56 - Ben Przytula (OL) - Jr.
    • 57 - Jaylen Washington (OL) - So.
    • 64 - Cam Heiss (OL) - Sr.
    • 65 - Cory Pecynski (OL) - So.
    • 66 - Kaharri Caldwell (OL) - So.
    • 67 - Avery Pavlak (OL) - RFr.
    • 68 - Jake MacPhee (DL) - So.
    • 69 - N-kye Wynn (OL) - RFr.
    • 70 - Luke Ahern (DB) - Fr.
    • 70 - Andrew DeVries (OL) - Sr.
    • 71 - Matthew Misch (OL) - So.
    • 72 - Dom Thomas (OL) - Sr.
    • 73 - Mack Bontekoe (OL) - Jr.
    • 74 - Isiah Copeland (OL) - RFr.
    • 75 - Rashawn Rogers (OL) - RFr.
    • 76 - Ryder McMurray (OL) - RFr.
    • 77 - Tyrone Webber (OL) - Sr.
    • 78 - Dumela Knox (OL) - Sr.
    • 79 - Michael Misner (OL) - RFr.
    • 80 - Jackson Altwies (DL) - So.
    • 81 - Logan Andrews (WR) - RFr.
    • 82 - Maximus Jansenvanvuren (DL) - Fr.
    • 83 - Jami Williams (RFr.) - RFr.
    • 84 - Mason Dykstra (TE/H) - Jr.
    • 85 - Tyler Greene (DB) - Jr.
    • 90 - Decarion Raney (DE) - RFr.
    • 91 - Jvonne Ruffin (DL) - Sr.
    • 92 - Freddie King (DL) - RFr.
    • 93 - Erik Seabrook (DL) - Sr.
    • 94 - Johnathon Collier (DL) - RFr.
    • 97 - Chimdindu Obi (DL) - Sr.
    • 98 - Zach Kelly (DL) - So.
    • 99 - Markee Jones (DL) - Sr.
  • 6:51 PM

    GVSU Football Roster 2026

    • 0 - Paschal Anyanwu (RB) - Junior
    • 0 - Torian Wyatt (LB) - Junior
    • 1 - Chris Little (DB) - Sophomore
    • 1 - Jake Vermaas (WR) - Sophomore
    • 2 - Josh Anderson (DB) - Senior
    • 2 - Andrew Schuster (QB) - Sophomore
    • 3 - Corey Sandolph (WR) - Senior
    • 3 - Quinn Wills (DB) - Senior
    • 4 - Deonte Pippen (DB) - Junior
    • 4 - Kellen Russell-Dixon (RB) - Sophomore
    • 5 - Carlo Aybar (DL) - Junior
    • 6 - Tommy Donovan (WR) - Junior
    • 6 - Matthew Nickens (DB) - Junior
    • 7 - Kellen Reed (WR) - Senior
    • 7 - Derek Rood (DL) - Junior
    • 8 - Tre Green (DB) - Junior
    • 8 - Zak Olejniczak (QB) - Sophomore
    • 9 - Evan Furtney (TE) - Senior
    • 9 - David Osagiede (DL) - Sophomore
    • 10 - Harrison Unger (TE) - Senior
    • 11 - Noah Oury (QB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 12 - Brady Drogosh (QB) - Junior
    • 13 - Elijah Baker (LB) - Junior
    • 14 - Alex McLean (WR) - Junior
    • 15 - Ethan Plumb (QB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 16 - Michael White (QB) - Freshman
    • 17 - Kenyon Owens (WR) - Junior
    • 18 - Darius Whiteside (DB) - Junior
    • 19 - Brett Peterson (TE) - Junior
    • 20 - Kenneth Jones (RB) - Junior
    • 21 - Bryce Hurley (RB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 22 - Troy Temple (DB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 23 - Max Cavanaugh (DB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 24 - Noah Hart (DB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 25 - Dalton Drogosh (LB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 26 - Khylan Osbey (RB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 27 - Amonte Cook (WR) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 28 - Dreshaun Johnson (DB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 29 - Tony Roberts (DB) - Senior
    • 30 - Alex Kasee (K) - Junior
    • 31 - Isaac Poot (LB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 32 - Trey Sloothaak (DB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 33 - Benji Allen (LB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 34 - Keegan Sell (LB) - Sophomore
    • 35 - Jamari Griffin (DB) - Junior
    • 36 - Deshawne Phillips Jr. (LB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 37 - Daion Johnson (DB) - Junior
    • 38 - Mathew Bacik (K) - Junior
    • 39 - Lionel Thompson (DB) - Freshman
    • 40 - Joseph Celaj (K) - Freshman
    • 41 - ArJon Thompson (RB) - Sophomore
    • 42 - Anthony Scott (LB) - Sophomore
    • 43 - Reece Hurst (DB) - Freshman
    • 44 - Gibby Connelly (TE) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 45 - Chase Schefke (DL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 46 - Nacari Gay (DB) - Freshman
    • 47 - Jimmy Downs (LB) - Senior
    • 48 - Ryer Snow (LB) - Sophomore
    • 49 - Eddie Merrell (TE) - Junior
    • 50 - Trey Szykowny (LS) - Senior
    • 51 - Josh Sander (OL) - Senior
    • 52 - Carson Hein (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 53 - Lucas Tic (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 54 - Duane Johnson (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 55 - Evan Curtiss (OL) - Sophomore
    • 56 - Franky McFadden (OL) - Senior
    • 57 - Isaiah Johnson (LB) - Junior
    • 58 - Colton Bila (LS) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 59 - Cameron Summerour (LB) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 60 - Mason Kirn (OL) - Sophomore
    • 61 - Cooper Pyle (DL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 62 - Michael Dziadula (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 65 - JJ Alonge (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 66 - Tre Buckley (DL) - Junior
    • 67 - Anderson Farmer (OL) - Sophomore
    • 68 - Cameron Bagent (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 71 - Jordan Miller (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 72 - Isaac Tavo (OL) - Junior
    • 73 - Barry Howard (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 74 - Andrew Whitney-Lanclos (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 75 - Joshua Martin (OL) - Senior
    • 77 - Andy Hartman (OL) - Senior
    • 78 - Jelani Harbor (OL) - Senior
    • 79 - Sean Murphy (OL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 80 - Dylan Edgeworth (TE) - Freshman
    • 81 - DeShaun Lanier (WR) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 82 - Will Korenstra (WR) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 83 - Bwana Miller (WR) - Sophomore
    • 84 - Evan Sundermann (P) - Junior
    • 85 - Braylon Burnside (WR) - Freshman
    • 86 - Sean O'Neil (P/K) - Freshman
    • 87 - Collin Buchanan (TE) - Junior
    • 88 - Tyler Brinks (TE) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 89 - Isaiah Brown (WR) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 90 - Aiden Thomas (DL) - Freshman
    • 91 - Ryder Gravenhof (DL) - Sophomore
    • 92 - Radon Love (DL) - Freshman
    • 93 - Michael Chude (DL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 95 - Elizah Jolly (DL) - Redshirt Freshman
    • 96 - Landon VanBeek (DL) - Senior
    • 97 - Camren Vansolkema (DL) - Sophomore
    • 98 - Tyler Maynard (DL) - Freshman
    • 99 - Tyus Jackson (DL) - Senior
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    Ferris State Football 2026 Schedule (6-0)

    • Aug. 27: at Pittsburg State - W, 42-14
    • Sept. 4: vs. Bentley - W, 38-3
    • Sept. 12: at Central Washington - W, 28-14
    • Sept. 26: vs. Kentucky Christian - W, 73-6
    • Oct. 3: at Northern Michigan - W, 42-0
    • Oct. 10: vs. Saginaw Valley State - W, 55-0
    • Oct. 17: at Grand Valley State - 3 PM ET
    • Oct. 24: vs. Michigan Tech - 1 PM ET
    • Oct. 31: vs. Davenport - 1 PM ET
    • Nov. 7: at Wayne State - 1 PM ET
    • Nov. 14: vs. Roosevelt - 1 PM ET
  • 6:38 PM

    Grand Valley State Football 2026 Schedule (5-1)

    • Aug. 27: at Charleston (WV) - W, 38-10
    • Sept. 3: vs. West Texas A&M - W, 56-14
    • Sept. 12: at Ashland - W, 20-10
    • Sept. 19: vs. Judson - W, 96-0
    • Oct. 3: vs. Wayne State - W, 69-3
    • Oct. 10: at Michigan Tech - L, 41-35 (OT)
    • Oct. 17: vs. Ferris State - 3 PM ET
    • Oct. 24: at Saginaw Valley State - 2 PM ET
    • Oct. 31: at Roosevelt - 7 PM ET
    • Nov. 7: vs. Northern Michigan - 1 PM ET
    • Nov. 14: at Davenport - 12 PM ET
  • 6:35 PM

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    1. Ferris State (6-0) - Prev. 1
    2. Harding (6-0) - Prev. 2
    3. CSU Pueblo (6-0) - Prev. 3
    4. Kutztown (6-0) - Prev. 5
    5. Minnesota State (7-0) - Prev. 4
    6. Slippery Rock (6-0) - Prev. 7
    7. Western Colorado (6-0) - Prev. 8
    8. Northwood (6-0) - Prev. 9
    9. Henderson State (6-0) - Prev. 10
    10. Davenport (6-0) - Prev. 13
    11. Emporia State (6-0) - Prev. 18
    12. Northwest Missouri State (4-1) - Prev. 14
    13. Grand Valley State (5-1) - Prev. 6
    14. Findlay (5-1) - Prev. 12
    15. Michigan Tech (5-1) - Prev. 23
    16. Johnson C. Smith (5-1) - Prev. 19
    17. Carson-Newman (6-1) - Prev. 21
    18. Indiana (PA) (5-1) - Prev. 11
    19. UT Permian Basin (5-1) - Prev. 20
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    25. Mars Hill (5-1) - Prev. 16

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