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Angelo State Football Tops Western N.M. 56-27 In High-Scoring Battle

Angelo State Football Tops Western N.M. 56-27 In High-Scoring Battle

No. 4 Angelo State Rams defeat Western New Mexico 56-27 in a home game during LSC week 3 play for their highest scoring game of the season.

Sep 21, 2025 by Amelia Engstrom
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Angelo State rolled past Western New Mexico 56-27 in a high-scoring affair, marking the Rams’ most prolific output of the season. 

Week 3 of Lone Star Conference football brought a Saturday night clash in San Angelo, Texas as No. 4 Angelo State welcomed Western New Mexico for a 7 p.m. ET kickoff at LeGrand Stadium.

The Mustangs struck first with a 27-yard touchdown from Connor Ackerley to Davey Morales, but Angelo State answered quickly, tying the game and taking the lead with big plays from Kaeden Smith and Jayden Jones. The Rams extended their advantage with multiple touchdowns in the second half, including a 36-yard connection to Hunter Wallis and a short run by Cameron Dischler, while a pick-six by Shamareon McKinnon added to their dominance. 

Western New Mexico kept fighting, with Zay Savoie and Diego Morales scoring in the fourth quarter, forcing Angelo State to give up more points than against other any team this season. Key moments included turnovers, explosive passing plays, and strong defensive stops by the Rams, who consistently converted drives into points. The victory highlights Angelo State’s offensive depth and ability to respond under pressure, cementing a decisive win over the Mustangs.

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Angelo State Rams Take Home The Win 56-27

Angelo State 56 - 27 WNMU

Angelo State takes home the win against Western New Mexico in their highest scoring game of the season. WNMU put up a good fight, forcing Angelo State to give up the most points this season. Both sides of the ball played a solid game.

Rams Answer, Dominate Second Half - Q4 5:35

Angelo State 56 - 27 WNMU

Alan Dobbins finds Smith's five-yard pass for a touchdown. The extra point by Purser is good. The Rams continue to dominate with their fourth touchdown in the second half.

Mustangs Touchdown - Q4 7:20

Angelo State 49 - 27 WNMU

Zay Savoie gains 7 yards from a rush for a touchdown, and the extra point by Tinsley is good. The Mustangs have not backed down. Even trailing, they have forced the Rams to give up the most points this season. Prior to today's game opposing teams were capped at 20 points or fewer.

Rams Ride Highest Scoring Game Of Season - Q4 11:04

Angelo State 49 - 20 WNMU

Trevor Winn catches Smith's 11 yard pass, then runs five yards for a touch down. After Purser's kick is good, the Rams lead Mustangs by 28 points.

Rams Force Fumble Before Touchdown - Q3 00:43

Angelo State 42 - 20 WNMU

Ackerley Fumbled the football, forced by the Rams. 

Cameron Dischler gains 10 yards from a rush up the middle for a touchdown, and the PAT is good. Rams meet their highest scoring game of the season, surpassing their 41-20 win against Emporia State.

Back And Forth Continues - Q3 4:55

Angelo State 35 - 20 WNMU

Western New Mexico still trails by 15 points after a long stretch of back and forth possessions with no new points on the board. 

Touchdown Rams - Q3 12:48

Angelo State 35 - 20 WNMU

A 13-yard pass from Kaeden Smith meets Donny Bishop who makes the touchdown. The extra point is also good as the Rams continue to extend their lead.

Second Half Kicks Off - Q3 15:00

Angelo State 28 - 20 WNMU

After deferring from the coin toss, Angelo State will receive and Western New Mexico will defend. 

Kneel Down By Smith Ends First Half - Q2 00:00

Angelo State 28 - 20 WNMU

Tinsley kicks 43-yards to ASU 22 and is returned by Jaelyn Carter. Kaeden Smith kneels at ASU21 to close out the half.

Mustangs Start To Close Gap With Touchdown - Q2 00:10

Angelo State 28 - 20 WNMU

Deuce Zimmerman scores a touchdown off a two-yard pass from Connor Ackerley. Rance Purser's PAT is blocked by Eugene Liger.

Rams Find Touchdown Off Pick – Q2 1:49

Angelo State 28 - 14 WNMU

Connor Ackerley’s pass to the right was intercepted by Shamareon McKinnon. McKinnon returned it 52 yards to the WNM0 for a touchdown and extra point.

Rams Restore Lead – Q2 2:50

Angelo State 21 - 14 WNMU

Jayden Jones capped a long drive with a 1-yard touchdown run, finishing a 38-yard carry earlier in the series. Rance Purser's extra point is good. Rams restore their lead.

Mustangs Answer Quickly – Q2 7:07

Angelo State 14 - 14 WNMU

Connor Ackerley hit Davey Morales on a 23-yard touchdown pass to tie the game. Talan Tinsley's extra point is good.

Rams Strike Again, First Lead of Game – Q2 8:47

Angelo State 14 - 7 WNMU

After converting on third down with a 14-yard pass to Hunter Wallis, Kaeden Smith capped the drive with a 36-yard touchdown connection to Wallis, giving Angelo State another score. Rance Purser's extra point is good.

End of First Quarter – Q1 0:00

Angelo State 7 - 7 WNMU

Angelo State closed the opening frame with steady gains from Jayden Jones and a 9-yard completion to Corey Sandolph, moving the ball to the WNM 36.

Momentum Shifts – Q1 2:17 

Angelo State 7 - 7 WNMU

Angelo State gained strong field position after a 22-yard punt return by Donny Bishop, but the Rams’ defense later shut down Western New Mexico with an 11-yard sack on Connor Ackerley. The Mustangs regained possession, starting at their own 23 after a Davey Morales kickoff return.

Rams Answer Back – Q1 7:21

Angelo State 7 - 7 WNMU

Cameron Dischler powered the drive with two strong runs, including an 11-yard gain, before Kaeden Smith connected on a deep strike to set up the score.

Smith hit Corey Sandolph on a 54-yard touchdown pass, and Rance Purser’s PAT tied the game at seven apiece.

Mustangs Strike First- Q1 10:07

Angelo State 0 - 7 WNMU

Connor Ackerley found Davey Morales for a 27-yard touchdown, putting Western New Mexico on the board. Talan Tinsley added the extra point for a 7-0 lead with 10:07 left in the first quarter.

Western New Mexico Pushes Into Angelo Territory

Ackerley capped the series with an 11-yard strike to Anthony Flores and a short pass to Jon Baca, setting the Mustangs up at the ASU 27.

Mustangs Find Rhythm Through the Air 

Connor Ackerley connected with Deuce Zimmerman and Jaylin Baker to move the chains before hitting Davey Morales for a 13-yard gain across midfield.

Angelo State Wins The Toss - Q1 15:00

Angelo defers to second half. Western New Mexico will receive and Angelo will defend.

Angelo State quarterback Braeden Fuller is back after a lower leg injury, though Kaeden Smith starts today's game.

Throw Back: Angelo State vs WNMU Last Year

2024 Score: Angelo 21-0 WNMU

Last September, Western New Mexico hosted Angelo State, who blanked them 21-0 for a Rams win.The game began with a scoreless first quarter. The first points on the board came deep in the second by Angelo. The Rams played a steady game earning seven points per remaining quarter. The Mustangs put up a good fight despite the loss.

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LSC Football Week 2 Scores 

  • Texas A&M-Kingsville 20, Northwest Missouri State 49
  • West Texas A&M 58, Western New Mexico 27
  • Sul Ross State 0, Stephen F. Austin 63
  • Angelo State 31, Eastern New Mexico 20
  • Western Oregon 7, Cal Poly 56

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Game History: Angelo State vs Western New Mexico

The inaugural game between Angelo State and Western New Mexico took place in 2004 in San Angelo, Texas. WNMU took the first two wins, after which began Angelo State’s seven win streak. The teams last faced off on Western New Mexico’s home turf. The game ended in a 21-0 Rams win.

  • First Game: August 28, 2004 (Angelo 20-23 WNMU)
  • Last Game: September 21, 2024 (Angelo 21-0 WNMU)
  • Angelo State Wins: 7
  • Western New Mexico Wins: 2

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The Angelo State vs. Western N.M. football game kicks off at 7 p.m. ET at LeGrand Stadium in San Angelo, Texas.

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Angelo State University Football Schedule 2025

  • Aug 28 (Thu) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at Fort Hays State : W 28-7
  • Sep 6 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – vs Emporia State : W 41-20
  • Sep 13 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at Eastern New Mexico
  • Sep 20 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – vs Western New Mexico
  • Oct 4 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – vs UT Permian Basin
  • Oct 11 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at Texas A&M–Kingsville
  • Oct 18 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – vs Midwestern State
  • Oct 25 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at Sul Ross State
  • Nov 1 (Sat) – 11:00 p.m. ET – at Central Washington
  • Nov 8 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – vs Western Oregon
  • Nov 15 (Sat) – 5:00 p.m. ET – at West Texas A&M

WNMU Football Schedule 2025

  • Aug 30 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – vs Adams State : W 35-21
  • Sep 6 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at New Mexico Highlands : L 55-69
  • Sep 13 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – vs West Texas A&M : L 27-58
  • Sep 20 (Sat) – 7:00 p.m. ET – at Angelo State
  • Sep 27 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – vs Central Washington
  • Oct 4 (Sat) – 5:00 p.m. ET – at Western Oregon
  • Oct 11 (Sat) – TBD – vs Open
  • Oct 18 (Sat) – 9:00 p.m. ET – vs Sul Ross State
  • Oct 25 (Sat) – 5:00 p.m. ET – at Eastern New Mexico
  • Nov 1 (Sat) – 2:00 p.m. ET – vs UT Permian Basin
  • Nov 8 (Sat) – 8:00 p.m. ET – at Texas A&M–Kingsville
  • Nov 15 (Sat) – 2:00 p.m. ET – vs Midwestern State

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings: Week 3

  1. Ferris State (Prev. 1)
  2. Harding (Prev. 2)
  3. West Florida (Prev. 4)
  4. Angelo State (Prev. 6)
  5. Kutztown (Prev. 8)
  6. Slippery Rock (Prev. 5)
  7. Grand Valley State (Prev. 3)
  8. Western Colorado (Prev. 9)
  9. West Alabama (Prev. 13)
  10. Michigan Tech (Prev. 15)
  11. UT Permian Basin (Prev. 12)
  12. Minnesota Duluth (Prev. 21)
  13. Valdosta State (Prev. 11)
  14. MSU Moorhead (Prev. 18)
  15. Lenoir-Rhyne (Prev. 19)
  16. Minnesota State (Prev. 7)
  17. Virginia Union (Prev. 10)
  18. Augustana (SD) (Prev. 20)
  19. Wingate (Prev. NR)
  20. CSU Pueblo (Prev. 23)
  21. Pittsburg State (Prev. NR)
  22. Sioux Falls (Prev. NR)
  23. Delta State (Prev. 16)
  24. Charleston (WV) (Prev. 14)
  25. Emory & Henry (Prev. NR)

Also Received Votes:

Anderson (SC), Central Oklahoma, Johnson C. Smith, Indianapolis, Edward Waters, Clarion, Albany State, Colorado Mines, Central Washington, Arkansas Tech

Angelo State University Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Donny Bishop – WR
  • 1 – Demetrias Charles – DB
  • 2 – Hunter Wallis – WR
  • 3 – Eugene Liger – CB
  • 4 – Zeek Freeman – WR
  • 5 – Jayden Minix – DB
  • 6 – Akili Hubbard – DB
  • 7 – Marquis Brown – DB
  • 8 – Kaeden Smith – QB
  • 9 – Kendall Ayersman – CB
  • 10 – Shamareon "Bobo" McKinnon – CB
  • 12 – Braeden Fuller – QB
  • 13 – Draylon Haynes – DB
  • 14 – Anthony Jones – WR
  • 15 – Chad Pharies – QB
  • 16 – Corey Sandolph – WR
  • 17 – Ayden Arp – QB
  • 18 – Nathan Morcom – LB
  • 19 – Dorian Morris – WR
  • 20 – Alex Bouloubasis – LB
  • 21 – Devonte Robertson – LB
  • 22 – Donovan Thomas – DB
  • 23 – Athen Dominguez – DB
  • 24 – Xavier Walton – DB
  • 25 – Jayden Jones – RB
  • 26 – Stefaan Forbes – P
  • 27 – Israel Kaloso – RB
  • 28 – Ashton Dickens – RB
  • 29 – Jeremiah McNeeley – DB
  • 30 – KJ Penson – DB
  • 31 – Hunter Boudreaux – DB
  • 32 – Jaylen Carter – DB
  • 33 – Iverson Moore – DB
  • 35 – Brandon Jones – DB
  • 37 – Rance Purser – K/P
  • 38 – JaeJuan Harris – DB
  • 39 – Aron Valentine – DB
  • 40 – Cameron Dischler – RB
  • 41 – Canon Wiese – RB
  • 42 – Caine Elroy – LB
  • 43 – J’Quan Hennigan – DB
  • 44 – Will Pope – LB
  • 45 – Andres Sanchez – TE
  • 47 – Anakin Aupiu – LB
  • 48 – Blake Bunger – LB
  • 50 – Logan Thomas – DE
  • 51 – Kaleb Chomout – LS
  • 52 – Jayden Henderson – LB
  • 53 – Viliami Salakielu – OL
  • 54 – Paden Maass – K
  • 55 – Jack Stone – OL
  • 56 – Brandon Monroe – OL
  • 57 – Evan Brown – OL
  • 58 – Kobe Singleton – OL
  • 60 – Kevin Kopitskie – OL
  • 67 – Jake Whitley – OL
  • 69 – Brodan Elliott – OL
  • 74 – Isaiah Mworia – OL
  • 75 – Cruz Rojas – OL
  • 76 – Aaron Duran – OL
  • 77 – Eric Contreares – OL
  • 78 – Prestine Johnson – OL
  • 79 – Dalton Perry – OL
  • 80 – Tyler Butler – WR
  • 82 – Trevor Winn – WR
  • 83 – Lane Stewart – WR
  • 84 – Alex Wyatt – TE
  • 85 – Kegan Stelmazewski – WR
  • 86 – Alan Dobbins – WR
  • 87 – Cauri Hughes – WR
  • 89 – Cole Miller – DE
  • 90 – Zach Burton – DL
  • 91 – Kriovanni Johnson – DL
  • 92 – Jeff Isenhart – DL
  • 93 – Jahy Osuna – DL
  • 94 – Owen Seaver – DL
  • 95 – Murray Robinson – DL
  • 96 – Khamari Ephriam – DL
  • 97 – Cameron Morrison – DL
  • 98 – Mathew Onyejiaka – DL
  • 99 – Greg Salazar – DL

WNMU Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Clayton Zentner – DB
  • 1 – Zay Savoie – RB
  • 2 – Connor Ackerley – QB
  • 3 – Deuce Zimmerman – WR
  • 4 – Anthony Flores – WR
  • 5 – Gabriel Levy – RB
  • 6 – DJ Jones – LB
  • 8 – Davey Morales – WR
  • 9 – Deven Dyer – DL
  • 10 – Brent Hallman – WR
  • 10 – Cole Lalama – LB
  • 11 – Diego Diaz – LB
  • 11 – Chauncey Lane – WR
  • 12 – Eli Wehbey – QB
  • 13 – Adan Jacquez – QB
  • 14 – Damir Collins – RB
  • 15 – Jase Ashley – QB
  • 16 – Tyler Karen – QB
  • 17 – Thomas Paschal – QB
  • 18 – Le’Roi Lewis – DB
  • 19 – Bradly Harris – DB
  • 20 – Elijah Ntsasa – DB
  • 21 – Eddie Byrd III – DB
  • 22 – Ryan Kiwanuka – DB
  • 23 – Nate Ruiz – LB
  • 24 – Josh Hopphaus – LB
  • 25 – Malachi Holliday – DB
  • 26 – Rene Huerta – RB
  • 27 – Nathan Casimir – DB
  • 27 – Luke Dexter-Quinn – RB
  • 28 – Amare Thomas – DB
  • 29 – Izaiah Lucero – DB
  • 30 – Jordan Hiller – WR
  • 30 – Esaias Penniman – DB
  • 31 – Bentley Corbin – RB
  • 31 – Sheldon Williams – DB
  • 32 – Jordan Partridge – WR
  • 33 – Masumbe Netongo – DB
  • 34 – Jalen Murphy – RB
  • 35 – Jameson Bush – RB
  • 35 – John Rose – DB
  • 36 – Jalen Warren – WR
  • 37 – Zarien Robinson – DB
  • 38 – Diego Morales – RB
  • 39 – Matthew Lopez – WR
  • 39 – Donovan Vozza – LB
  • 40 – Jonathan Estrada – WR
  • 40 – Ian Luna – DB
  • 41 – Torin Mayse – TE
  • 42 – Jon Baca – TE
  • 43 – Sean Cadena – DB
  • 44 – Champ Gennicks – LB
  • 46 – Ben Crouch – P
  • 46 – Malik Stacy – DB
  • 47 – Jacob Helt – TE
  • 48 – Mario Holguin – DB
  • 48 – Bruce Loya – TE
  • 49 – Se Martinez – FB
  • 50 – Keane Abril – LB
  • 51 – Kohen Matus – LB
  • 52 – Jacob Espinoza – LB
  • 52 – Daniel Gonzalez – OL
  • 53 – Nate Herndon – LB
  • 54 – Micah Hoffman – LB
  • 55 – Jaaden Matthews – LB
  • 56 – Lucas Simone – LB
  • 57 – Darius Wiley – LB
  • 58 – Nate Lauritzen – LB
  • 59 – Talan Tinsley – K
  • 61 – Jack Warble – OL
  • 63 – Jordan Bustillos – OL
  • 64 – Josiah Campos – OL
  • 65 – Michael Parker – LS
  • 66 – Isaiah Garcia – OL
  • 67 – Rodrigo Carrizosa – DL
  • 68 – Lochlan Stern – OL
  • 69 – Nathan Flores – K
  • 70 – Colton Bonnington – OL
  • 71 – Matthew Leber – OL
  • 72 – Jose Chavez – OL
  • 74 – Owen Torri – OL
  • 75 – Devan Quintana – OL
  • 76 – Maxx Todden – OL
  • 77 – Parker Pulley – OL
  • 78 – Jayden Zavala – OL
  • 79 – Scott Burleigh – OL
  • 80 – Derrick Sailor – WR
  • 81 – Brian Coyle – TE
  • 82 – Jonah Garcia – WR
  • 83 – Javon Buckley – WR
  • 84 – Jeremy Valdez – WR
  • 85 – Ryu Nunez – WR
  • 86 – Jace Pitt – WR
  • 87 – Dennis Ionica – WR
  • 88 – Gavin Placencio – WR
  • 89 – Jaylin Baker – WR
  • 90 – Esteban Caballero – DL
  • 91 – Christian Nunnally – DL
  • 92 – Andre Dukes – DL
  • 93 – Terrell Dolberry – DL
  • 94 – Reagan Carbajal – DL
  • 95 – Chris Kalu – DL
  • 96 – Fred Albarran – DL
  • 97 – Colten Swanson – DL
  • 98 – Seth Barron – DL
  • 99 – Nate Bohlken – DL
  • RS – Demarion Postell – WR
  • RS – Kaden Wagner – DL

D2 College Football Week 3 Games

Thursday, September 18, 2025

  • 7:00 PM ET – Tuskegee vs. Benedict

Friday, September 19, 2025

  • 6:00 PM ET – Saint Anselm vs. Assumption

Saturday, September 20, 2025

  • 12:00 PM ET – Virginia-Lynchburg vs. Shorter
  • 12:00 PM ET – Thomas More vs. Northwood
  • 12:00 PM ET – Central State (OH) vs. Morgan State
  • 12:00 PM ET – Tiffin vs. Ohio Dominican
  • 12:00 PM ET – Lock Haven vs. California (PA)
  • 12:00 PM ET – Post vs. Pace
  • 12:00 PM ET – Gannon vs. Kutztown
  • 1:00 PM ET – Anderson (SC) vs. Mars Hill
  • 1:00 PM ET – American International vs. Southern Connecticut
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wayne State (NE) vs. MSU Moorhead
  • 1:00 PM ET – Saginaw Valley State vs. New Haven
  • 1:00 PM ET – West Liberty vs. Frostburg State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wheeling vs. Fairmont State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Davenport vs. Northern Michigan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Fayetteville State vs. Elizabeth City State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Kentucky State vs. Morehouse
  • 1:00 PM ET – Wayne State (MI) vs. Wisconsin–La Crosse
  • 1:00 PM ET – Virginia State vs. Winston-Salem State
  • 1:00 PM ET – Hillsdale vs. Ashland
  • 1:00 PM ET – Walsh vs. Kentucky Wesleyan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Lenoir-Rhyne vs. Carson-Newman
  • 1:00 PM ET – Johnson C. Smith vs. Virginia Union
  • 1:00 PM ET – Shaw vs. Lincoln (PA)
  • 1:00 PM ET – Shepherd vs. Clarion
  • 1:00 PM ET – Emporia State vs. Nebraska–Kearney
  • 1:00 PM ET – West Virginia State vs. West Virginia Wesleyan
  • 1:00 PM ET – Concord vs. Charleston (WV)
  • 2:00 PM ET – Mary vs. Southwest Minnesota State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minnesota State vs. Jamestown
  • 2:00 PM ET – Chadron State vs. Colorado Mines
  • 2:00 PM ET – Seton Hill vs. West Chester
  • 2:00 PM ET – Millersville vs. Indiana (PA)
  • 2:00 PM ET – Edinboro vs. Bloomsburg
  • 2:00 PM ET – Roosevelt vs. Wisconsin–Oshkosh
  • 2:00 PM ET – Emory & Henry vs. Tusculum
  • 2:00 PM ET – Augustana (SD) vs. Bemidji State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Findlay vs. Lake Erie
  • 2:00 PM ET – Black Hills State vs. Fort Lewis
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minot State vs. Winona State
  • 2:00 PM ET – Minnesota Duluth vs. Sioux Falls
  • 3:00 PM ET – Delta State vs. Fort Valley State
  • 3:00 PM ET – Franklin Pierce vs. Bentley
  • 3:00 PM ET – Edward Waters vs. Bethune–Cookman
  • 3:00 PM ET – South Dakota Mines vs. New Mexico Highlands
  • 3:00 PM ET – Rio Grande vs. Ferris State
  • 3:00 PM ET – Savannah State vs. Miles
  • 3:30 PM ET – Concordia-St. Paul vs. Northern State
  • 4:00 PM ET – Erskine vs. Brevard
  • 4:00 PM ET – CSU Pueblo vs. Colorado Mesa
  • 4:00 PM ET – Bowie State vs. Livingstone
  • 4:00 PM ET – Upper Iowa vs. Michigan Tech
  • 4:05 PM ET – Sul Ross State vs. Western Oregon
  • 5:00 PM ET – Fort Hays State vs. Pittsburg State
  • 5:00 PM ET – Northwest Missouri State vs. Missouri Southern State
  • 6:00 PM ET – McKendree vs. Indianapolis
  • 6:00 PM ET – West Florida vs. North Greenville
  • 6:00 PM ET – Ferrum vs. UNC Pembroke
  • 6:00 PM ET – Shippensburg vs. Slippery Rock
  • 6:00 PM ET – Wingate vs. UVA Wise
  • 6:00 PM ET – Clark Atlanta vs. Allen
  • 7:00 PM ET – Western New Mexico vs. Angelo State
  • 7:00 PM ET – Catawba vs. Newberry
  • 7:00 PM ET – Harding vs. Southern Arkansas
  • 7:00 PM ET – Lane vs. Alabama A&M
  • 7:00 PM ET – Truman vs. Missouri S&T
  • 7:00 PM ET – Eastern New Mexico vs. Midwestern State
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southern Nazarene vs. East Central
  • 7:00 PM ET – Barton vs. West Alabama
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southwest Baptist vs. William Jewell
  • 7:00 PM ET – Southwestern Oklahoma vs. Southeastern Oklahoma
  • 7:00 PM ET – Henderson State vs. Arkansas–Monticello
  • 7:00 PM ET – Central Missouri vs. Missouri Western
  • 7:30 PM ET – Quincy vs. Lincoln (MO)
  • 8:00 PM ET – Western Colorado vs. Adams State
  • 8:00 PM ET – UT Permian Basin vs. Texas A&M-Kingsville
  • 8:00 PM ET – Northwestern Oklahoma vs. Oklahoma Baptist
  • 8:00 PM ET – Arkansas Tech vs. Ouachita Baptist
  • 8:00 PM ET – Washburn vs. Central Oklahoma
  • 9:00 PM ET – West Texas A&M vs. Central Washington

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