Ferris State joined an elite group of Division II football dynasties on Saturday, blasting Valdosta State, 49-14, for its third title in four years.

The Bulldogs jumped out to an early 21-0 lead over the Blazers and continued to cruise in the second half to a 49-14 win and secure the program’s third national championship in four years.

Trinidad Chambliss threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more as second-seeded Ferris State routed top-seeded Valdosta State 49-14 for its third NCAA Division II championship.

Can Ferris State win its third national football championship on Saturday? The players and coaches are confident

MCKINNEY, Texas — The Ferris State Bulldogs won the 2024 NCAA DII football championship in a landslide victory, beating Valdosta State 49-14. The win on Saturday in McKinney, Texas marks the program's third national title in the last four years and is Ferris State's third championship win.

Trinidad Chambliss accounted for five touchdowns as second-seeded Ferris State routed top-seeded Valdosta State on Saturday for its third NCAA Division II championship.

Ferris State football sure makes it look easy, but head coach Tony Annese knows different: "It's hard," he said Saturday night. "It's hard."

Ferris State University won its third national title in four years Saturday, defeating Valdosta State 49-14. “We’re a dynasty now. Ferris State’s a dynasty,” quarterback Trinidad Chambliss said. “… I couldn’t be more proud of these guys.