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In the Lone Star conference, it seems like chaos always finds a way to shake things up amongst the schools. From unexpected losses, wins that didn’t take shape until the fourth quarter and a massive victory for Midwestern State, there is a lot to be examined as the LSC prepares for Week 7. 

With games on FloCollege in the weekend of action on Oct. 18, here’s a look at what is going on in the LSC and some predictions about who could win it all this week. 

Rounding Up A Recap: Top Moments From Week 6 Of The Lone Star Conference

With Week 6 being full of action all across the LSC, here are some of the top points that fans should know about. 

• Central Washington became the lone undefeated team in the LSC, after defeating UT Permian Basin on Oct. 11, 27-14. The Wildcats are now 4-0 on the season. 
• Angelo State picked up another loss to Texas A&M Kingsville, 24-19, moving the Rams to 4-2 on the season. 
• Midwestern State posted its highest score of the season with a win over Sul Ross State, 69-23. 
• Western Oregon is moving, grooving and slowly but surely making a mark in this LSC season. The Wolves are now 3-1 in conference play and 4-2 overall. 

LSC Players of The Week 

In the Lone Star conference, players are rewarded for their efforts weekly from the previous week’s contest. This week, the LSC players of the week in Offense, Defense and Special Teams each contributed greatly to their teams. Here’s a more detailed look at these players of the week!

Offense

The LSC offensive player of the week is awarded to the player who aided his team in defeating the Angelo State Rams for the first time since 2014. 

Freshman running back, Edward Chumley was tabbed with the honor after his performance against the Rams. Chumley is having a great 2025 season thus far with 422 rushing yards on 75 carries with five touchdowns. 

Defense  

The Lone Star Conference defensive player of the week is responsible for securing a victory and keeping an undefeated season alive for the Central Washington Wildcats. 

Redshirt sophomore Javonte Walker was dubbed the defensive player of the week after his performance in the contest against UT Permian Basin. The defensive back was responsible for the final score of the UT Permian Basin game with a pick six. 

Walker on the season has 15 tackles, three pass breakups and two interceptions. 

Special Teams

The LSC special teams player of the week is responsible for returning a punt for a touchdown for the second week in a row. This player has also won the LSC Special Teams honor for the second week in a row. 

Midwestern State player Cedonaye Lott has held the Special Teams crown for the Mustangs. Listed on the roster as a wide receiver, Lott earns his honors as a punt and kick returner. The freshman has 202 punt return yards for two touchdowns and 152 kick return yards. 

LSC Football Standings

With it getting closer to the NCAA playoffs, here is where these LSC teams stand in their own conference.

• Central Washington, 4-0
• UT Permian Basin, 3-1
• Western Oregon, 3-1
• West Texas A&M, 3-1
• Angelo State, 2-2
• Texas A&M–Kingsville, 2-2
• Midwestern State, 2-2
• Eastern New Mexico, 1-3
• Western New Mexico, 0-4
• Sul Ross State, 0-4

Look Around The Lone Star: A Preview Of This Week’s Matchups

A weekend full of LSC action kicks off on Saturday, Oct. 18. These four matchups are streaming live on FloCollege, so be sure to tune in for all the action!

Midwestern State vs. Angelo State Football

It’s homecoming week in San Angelo, Texas and the Midwestern State Mustangs are on the move to take on the Angelo State Rams at 1st Community Credit Union Field at LeGrand Stadium. 

The Mustangs enter the contest 2-4 on the season and 2-2 in LSC play. In the most recent contest on Oct. 11, Midwestern State walked away with a massive 69-23 road win over Sul Ross State. The Mustangs tallied 610 yards of total offense and quarterback Sean Jastrab was 25-for-30 on pass completion with six touchdown passes. 

The Rams enter the contest desperately looking to get back in the win column. Heading into the contest 4-2 on the season and 2-2 in LSC play, Angelo State fell to Texas A&M Kingsville on Oct. 11, 24-19. In the contest, the Rams tallied 346 yards of total offense and quarterback Braeden Fuller was 19-for-34 on pass completion with one touchdown toss. 

Kickoff is set for 7:00 PM ET and can be streamed live on FloCollege!   

Eastern New Mexico vs. West Texas A&M Football

The West Texas A&M Buffaloes will continue a long stretch of home games in Canyon, Texas on Oct. 18 by hosting the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds. 

The Buffs head into this contest after taking Week 6 as a bye-week and are 3-3 on the season and 3-1 in LSC play. In the most recent contest on Oct. 4, West Texas A&M walked away victorious over Sul Ross State, 56-7. 

In the victory, the Buffs tallied 612 yards of total offense. Quarterback RJ Martinez was 19-for-22 with 332 yards and four touchdown tosses. 

The Greyhounds head into the contest 1-5 on the season and 1-3 in LSC play. In the most recent matchup on Oct.11, Eastern New Mexico narrowly fell to Western Oregon 21-18. In the loss, the Greyhounds tallied 315 yards of offense. Quarterback Chad Ragle was 6-for-6 on pass completion with 67 yards with one touchdown. 

Kickoff is set for 8:00 PM ET and will be streamed on FloCollege.  

Texas A&M Kingsville vs. Central Washington Football

In the game to highlight for the LSC this week, the Texas A&M Kingsville Javelinas travel to Ellensburg, WA to take on Central Washington. 

The Javelinas head into the contest with tons of momentum after taking down Angelo State on Oct.11. In the 24-19 victory, the Javelinas tallied 434 yards of offense. Quarterback Jack Turner was 26-for-43 on pass completion with 294 yards and one touchdown pass. 

The Wildcats enter the contest also on high momentum after defeating UTPB on Oct. 11. In the 27-14 victory, Central Washington tallied 308 yards of offense. Quarterback Kennedy McGill was 7-for-18 on pass completion with 70 yards. 

Kickoff is set for 9:00 PM ET and will be streamed on FloCollege! 

Sul Ross State vs. Western New Mexico Football

The final LSC matchup on FloCollege in Week 7 features the Sul Ross State Lobos and the Western New Mexico Mustangs. On Oct. 18, the ‘Battle For The Golden Tumbleweed’ will take place in Silver City, N.M. 

The Lobos head into the contest 0-6 on the season and 0-4 in LSC play. In the most recent contest on Oct. 11, Sul Ross State lost to Midwestern State 69-23. In the loss, the Lobos tallied 346 of offense. Quarterback Kye Callicoatte was 14-for-27 with 213 yards and two touchdown tosses. 

The Mustangs head into the contest 1-5 on the season and 0-4 in LSC play. In the most recent contest on Oct. 4, Western New Mexico fell to Western Oregon, 41-20. In the loss, the Mustangs tallied 383 yards of offense. Quarterback Conner Ackerly was 40-for-55 on pass completion with 393 yards and three touchdown passes. 

With kickoff scheduled for 9:00 PM ET, this match will be streamed live on FloCollege. 

Week 7 LSC Predictions

Like all NCAA D2 football games, it is mostly a toss-up until the clock runs out, but here are some predictions for how these four LSC matchups will shape up in Week 7. 

Angelo State is in need of a win and with homecoming on Saturday, the stadium will be rocking. Midwestern has struggled offensively as of late. The Rams should walk away victorious with a much needed win.

West Texas A&M has the best medicine up its sleeve and that is home field advantage. With the Buffs at home for at least one more week, the energy in Canyon is unmatched. Even with an Eastern New Mexico team who has shown some moments of hope, the Buffs should walk away with a win.  

The Javelinas and the Wildcats will be a game that relies heavily on momentum and honestly on third-down conversion. With both teams coming in with huge wins for their respective programs, it could be anyone's game. However, the trip to Washington is LONG for the Javelinas, so the Wildcats should walk away with a victory, even if it is close until the end. 

The Battle For the Golden Tumbleweed is always a toss up. The Lobos picked up their first LSC win ever in this contest last year when it was hosted in Alpine, Texas. However, with the contest being held in Silver City, it could be a home field advantage for the Mustangs and a relatively consistent Conner Ackerly. The Mustangs will walk away with the Golden Tumbleweed this year.  

With four games on the docket for the LSC on Saturday, Oct. 18, make sure you are tuned in to FloCollege to catch all of the action. 

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings: Week 7

1. Ferris State (Prev. 1)
2. Harding (Prev. 2)
3. Kutztown (Prev. 3)
4. West Florida (Prev. 4)
5. Western Colorado (Prev. 5)
6. Minnesota State (Prev. 8)
7. Central Washington (Prev. 13)
8. Grand Valley State (Prev. 9)
9. West Alabama (Prev. 10)
10. CSU Pueblo (Prev. 12)
11. Augustana (SD) (Prev. 14)
12. Pittsburg State (Prev. 15)
13. Indianapolis (Prev. 20)
14. Virginia Union (Prev. 16)
15. UT Permian Basin (Prev. 6)
16. Michigan Tech (Prev. 17)
17. Slippery Rock (Prev. 22)
18. Delta State (Prev. 18)
19. Minnesota Duluth (Prev. 7)
20. Emory & Henry (Prev. 19)
21. Northwest Missouri State (Prev. 25)
22. Charleston (WV) (Prev. 21)
23. Findlay (Prev. 24)
24. Angelo State (Prev. 11)
25. UNC Pembroke (Prev. 23)

Also Received Votes:

Benedict, Albany State, Ashland, Henderson State, MSU Moorhead, Anderson (SC), East Stroudsburg, California (PA), Johnson C. Smith, Northwood

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