Two historic rivalries, a battle between nationally ranked Division II powers and a pair of CAA contenders fighting to stay in the conference title race. Week 7 has a little bit of everything on FloCollege.
Saturday, Oct. 17, brings the Miners Cup between Michigan Tech and Northern Michigan, the Anchor-Bone Classic between Ferris State and Grand Valley State and three more matchups worth clearing your schedule for.
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Whether you're here for the trophy games, conference championship implications or a potential upset, these are five college football games you won't want to miss this weekend.
1. The Miners Cup: No. 15 Michigan Tech vs. Northern Michigan
- Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 17, Noon ET
- Competition: NCAA Division II, GLIAC
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The Miners Cup is heading back to Michigan's Upper Peninsula, and the Huskies are bringing plenty of momentum into their annual rivalry with Northern Michigan.
Michigan Tech jumped eight spots to No. 15 in the latest FloCollege Division II rankings after stunning then-No. 6 Grand Valley State, 41-35, in overtime last weekend.
TO THE HOUSE🏠
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ABRAM LARNER WITH A 74 YARD HUSKY PUNT RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWN🤯
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Now the Huskies turn their attention to a rivalry that dates back more than a century. The Miners Cup trophy, introduced in 2002, celebrates the region's mining heritage and gives these neighboring programs something more than conference standings to fight over.
Michigan Tech has dominated the recent series, winning 15 consecutive meetings. Northern Michigan will be looking to end that streak and spoil the Huskies' momentum.
2. The Anchor-Bone Classic: No. 1 Ferris State vs. No. 13 Grand Valley State
- Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 17, 3 p.m. ET
- Location: Lubbers Stadium, Allendale, Michigan
- Competition: NCAA Division II, GLIAC
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Does this rivalry really need an introduction?
The Anchor-Bone Classic is one of Division II football's biggest annual games, and this year's meeting features the nation's top-ranked team against a Grand Valley State program desperate to bounce back.
28 Points in the First Quarter??!!
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A MASSIVE rush for Wyatt Bower, bringing the ball straight down the middle for 29 yards and putting the Bulldogs up 28-0.
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Ferris State enters undefeated and ranked No. 1, while Grand Valley State dropped to No. 13 after last weekend's overtime loss to Michigan Tech.
The Bulldogs and Lakers have been battling since 1972, with the Anchor-Bone Trophy entering the picture in 2002. Their meetings have regularly carried national championship implications, and Saturday's showdown could reshape the Division II landscape once again.
For a deeper dive into the rivalry, check out some of the legendary records from the Anchor-Bone Classic.
3. No. 14 Findlay vs. Hillsdale: Offense Meets Defense
- Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 17, 1 p.m. ET
- Location: Frank "Muddy" Waters Stadium, Hillsdale, Michigan
- Competition: NCAA Division II, G-MAC
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Something has to give when one of the G-MAC's most explosive offenses meets one of its toughest defenses.
Hillsdale averages 36.7 points per game, while Findlay allows just 11.7. Both teams enter Saturday at 5-1 overall and 3-1 in conference play, with their only losses coming against undefeated Northwood.
The first touchdown of the DAY😁☀️
— FloCollege | Football (@FloCollegeFB) October 10, 2026
Chase Harrison connects with Jakar Williams for a 1 yard TD after Dominic Bennett was *just* short on the carry!
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Findlay is coming off a gritty 7-6 victory over Ashland, holding the Eagles without a touchdown. Hillsdale, meanwhile, will look to challenge that defense with an offense averaging more than 430 yards per game.
The Oilers have won four consecutive meetings against the Chargers, but Hillsdale still leads the all-time series 18-17-1.
With both programs chasing Northwood in the G-MAC standings, this one could have major implications for the conference championship race.
4. No. 18 Campbell vs. Towson: Can The Camels Keep Climbing?
- Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 17, 3:30 p.m. ET
- Competition: NCAA Division I FCS, CAA
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Campbell has emerged as one of the CAA's most intriguing teams, climbing to No. 18 in the latest AFCA FCS Coaches Poll.
The Camels enter Week 7 with a 5-1 overall record and are firmly in the conference championship conversation.
62-YARD CATCH!
— FloCollege | Football (@FloCollegeFB) October 10, 2026
Cleveland Charleton catches a MONSTER, thrown by Jacob Davis at Stony Brook's 34-yard line. He then continues to the 18-yard line before being taken down.
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Towson presents another opportunity for Campbell to strengthen its postseason résumé, but conference games rarely come with guarantees.
With several CAA teams fighting for position near the top of the standings, the Camels can't afford to overlook the Tigers. Every conference result matters as the FCS playoff picture begins taking shape.
5. No. 20 Monmouth vs. New Hampshire: Protecting The CAA Lead
- Kickoff: Saturday, Oct. 17, 1 p.m. ET
- Competition: NCAA Division I FCS, CAA
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Monmouth is sitting atop the CAA standings, but staying there might be harder than getting there.
The No. 20 Hawks enter Saturday at 4-2 overall and 3-0 in conference play, making them the only CAA team with three conference victories entering Week 7.
New Hampshire has struggled to find consistency, entering the matchup at 2-5 overall and 1-3 in conference play. The Wildcats are also coming off a heartbreaking 30-27 double-overtime loss to North Carolina A&T.
On paper, Monmouth has the advantage. But with Campbell, Bryant and Stony Brook also chasing the CAA title, an unexpected loss could quickly shake up the standings.
For the Hawks, the assignment is simple: win and keep control of the conference race.
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