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Northern State squeaks by Queens (NC), 105-99 DII men's basketball: Live score updates, stats and analysis as Ferris State and Northern State vie for title Wayne Cavadi | NCAA.com share this on Facebookshare this on Twittershare this on Google Plus TEXT SIZE T T Last Updated - Mar 24, 2018 16:39 EDT The championship game is set. Ferris State and Northern State will meet on Saturday, March 24 at the Sanford Pentagon for the DII Men's Basketball Championship. One of the two teams will walk away with its first championship in program history. This is the spot for live updates, stats, and analysis for the championship game. Interactive bracket | Printable | Listen live No. 1 Ferris State has battled its way to the finals, knocking off Barry and West Texas A&M in two close games. Northern State was also tested, first fending off a late comeback by East Stroudsburg and then surviving in double overtime against Queens (NC) in the tournament's most thrilling game thus far. RELATED: 27 years later, Northern State's 89-year-old superfan gets her first Elite Eight win The stage is set. Eight teams came to Sioux Falls in search of a national title, and Ferris State and Northern State will get the chance to win it. Play starts at 3 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 24. TStray right here for live updates, scores, and analysis from the first tip to the final buzzer.

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