Ferris State's postseason run ended in the NCAA Division II Elite Eight in Evansville as they lost to top-seeded Minnesota State 98-70, closing the year with a 28-8 record, one of the program's most successful seasons.

The Big Picture

The Bulldogs' defeat marked their first trip to the D2 Elite Eight in six years and third overall in program history, showcasing their consistency in reaching the national stage.

By the Numbers
  • Minnesota State shot 58.5% from the field and made 60.9% of their threes, while Ferris State only shot 38.5% overall and 25% from the three-point line.
  • Ferris State was outscored but had a slight rebounding advantage of 37-26 in the game.
State of Play
  • Minnesota State's victory marked their advancement to the national semifinals with a 33-2 record, displaying their dominance in the tournament.
  • The game was the final challenge for six Bulldog seniors, including key players such as DeSean Munson and Ben Davidson, concluding their collegiate basketball careers.
What's Next

Following the defeat, Ferris State will regroup and look towards the next season to build on their success and aim for another strong postseason run in the future.

Bottom Line

Ferris State's impressive season culminated in reaching the Elite Eight, highlighting their competitive spirit and potential for future achievements despite the challenging loss to Minnesota State.