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Michigan Tech’s football team, ranked No. 12 and carrying a 6-1 record, visits No. 1 Ferris State (7-0) for a Saturday GLIAC showdown at Top Taggart Field. Ferris State, the two-time defending national champion, brings a nation-leading 37-game winning streak and a 32-game home streak; Michigan Tech last beat the Bulldogs in 2011. The schools also open CCHA play in hockey, with No. 11 Michigan Tech (5-1-0) visiting Ferris State (0-3-1) for games Friday and Saturday. The Huskies enter the series after sweeping Alaska, while Ferris State seeks its first win of the season.

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