
Week 3 brought another busy day of Division II football, with blowouts, close finishes and important early conference results filling the Saturday slate.
Grand Valley State lit up the scoreboard with 96 points, while Midwestern State wasn't far behind with 84 and Slippery Rock put up 70.
There was plenty of drama, too. UNC Pembroke survived Valdosta State 44-41, West Texas A&M knocked off Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville opened Lone Star Conference play with a convincing win over Eastern New Mexico.
Here's the complete look at the Division II football results from Saturday, Sept. 19.
D2 Football Scores From Week 3
Findlay 64, Kentucky Wesleyan 0
Northwood 10, Hillsdale 7
Assumption 34, Pace 27
Bloomsburg 33, Gannon 27 (OT)
Shepherd 28, California (Pa.) 7
West Chester 44, Edinboro 24
Slippery Rock 70, Millersville 10
Washburn 14, Central Oklahoma 10
Mercyhurst 49, Glenville State 20
Virginia State 28, Elizabeth City State 14
Shaw 49, Lincoln (Pa.) 27
Johnson C. Smith 20, Fayetteville State 14
UNC Pembroke 44, Valdosta State 41
Ashland 24, Ohio Dominican 3
Wisconsin-La Crosse 47, Wayne State (Mich.) 13
Benedict 34, Fort Valley State 33 (OT)aaA
Davenport 42, Northern Michigan 7
Franklin Pierce 56, Saint Anselm 28
Clarion 59, Lackawanna 13
IUP 28, Shippensburg 26
Wheeling 28, Fairmont State 24
West Liberty 30, Frostburg State 24 (OT)
West Virginia Wesleyan 28, West Virginia State 23
Concordia-St. Paul 34, Bemidji State 31
Kentucky State 21, Saginaw Valley State 17
Michigan Tech 33, Upper Iowa 32 (OT)
South Dakota Mines 45, Adams State 15
New Mexico Highlands 44, Black Hills State 36
Colorado School of Mines 34, Fort Lewis 3
Quincy 34, Lincoln (Mo.) 27
Anderson (S.C.) 14, Tusculum 7
Augustana (S.D.) 45, Minnesota State Moorhead 21
Minnesota State 35, Northern State 17
Missouri S&T 14, Truman State 42
Northwest Missouri State 65, Missouri Southern State 3
CSU Pueblo 33, Chadron State 6
Bentley 49, Post 7
Minot State 59, Southwest Minnesota State 0
Sioux Falls 40, University of Mary 34 (OT)
Tiffin 38, Thomas More 14
Albany State 32, Allen 28
Emporia State 19, Nebraska-Kearney 9
Southern Connecticut State 30, American International 19
Minnesota Duluth 9, Winona State 6
Virginia Union 42, Bluefield State 0
Livingstone 21, Winston-Salem State 13
Chowan 34, Barton 0
Miles 27, Clark Atlanta 14
Morehouse 44, Lane 0
Catawba 24, Emory & Henry 10
Carson-Newman 42, UVA Wise 7
Mars Hill 15, Lenoir-Rhyne 7
Newberry 25, Wingate 22
Kutztown 35, Lock Haven 20
Edward Waters 55, Savannah State 30
North Greenville 24, West Alabama 14
Henderson State 35, Arkansas-Monticello 24
East Central 35, Southern Nazarene 24
Oklahoma Baptist 55, Northwestern Oklahoma State 37
Southeastern Oklahoma State 27, Southwestern Oklahoma State 21
Walsh 28, Lake Erie 7
Grand Valley State 96, Judson 0
William Jewell 27, Southwest Baptist 17
West Texas A&M 27, Angelo State 19
Midwestern State 84, Western New Mexico 17
Wayne State (Neb.) 44, Jamestown 7
Ouachita Baptist 34, Arkansas Tech 17
Harding 52, Southern Arkansas 21
Western Colorado 31, Colorado Mesa 17
McKendree 35, Indianapolis 31
Texas A&M-Kingsville 56, Eastern New Mexico 22
UT Permian Basin 66, Sul Ross State 7
Fort Hays State 42, Pittsburg State 17
Central Washington 45, Western Oregon 36
D2 Teams Against Non-D2 Opponents
Several Division II programs also faced teams from outside Division II on Saturday.
Mercyhurst 49, Glenville State 20
Wisconsin-La Crosse 47, Wayne State (Mich.) 13
Clarion 59, Lackawanna 13
Grand Valley State 96, Judson 0
Central State 35, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 41
Bowie State 3, Alabama A&M 45
Tuskegee 7, Jackson State 41
Delta State 21, Mississippi Valley State 6
Northeastern State 17, Northern Colorado 23 (OT)
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