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.

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.

Valdosta State football's magical season ended in a blowout loss in the National Championship game against Ferris State.

Trinidad Chambliss threw for three touchdowns and ran for two more scores as No. 2 Ferris State steamrolled No. 1 Valdosta State, 49-14, to win its third Division II national championship in the last four years on Saturday at McKinney ISD Stadium in suburban Dallas.

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.

MECOSTA COUNTY, Mich. (WPBN/WGTU) -- The Ferris State University Bulldogs football team celebrated its third NCAA Division II National Championship in McKinney, Texas Saturday. The Bulldogs defeated Valdosta State University 49-14 in the title game.

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."

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.

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.