The D2 football postseason selection process has been different from the FCS and D3 for many years, using the Super Region system without an automatic bid given to conference champions.

The D2 football season is in the final week of the regular season and with Selection Sunday on the horizon, the NCAA has released the final set of regional rankings.

Week 11 of NCAA college football is quickly approaching and with the FloCollege D2 rankings out to the public, there is a lot to be learned from how the Top 25 stack up.

As the 2025 Division II football season winds down, many teams that have played almost all of their games on FloCollege will have a great chance at making it deep into the playoffs.

After an action-packed season, it all comes down to the NCAA Division III Football Championship.

The stage is set for the 130th meeting between the Hampden–Sydney Tigers and the Randolph–Macon College Yellow Jackets, one of the oldest rivalries in all of college football. Known simply as “The Game,” this historic matchup dates back to 1893, and it remains the heartbeat of the Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC).

The top 25 teams in the FCS football standings continued to take shape after week 11's play left seven ranked teams disappointed while four teams tallied their tenth win of the season: North Dakota State, Montana, Lehigh, and Tennessee Tech.

Two hundred years ago, the English poet John Keats came up with a concept called “Negative Capability.”

On Nov. 8,  the Angelo State Rams fall to the Western Oregon Wolves in San Angelo, Texas. In this Top-25 matchup, the storyline of capitalizing on first-half offense helped push the Wolves to a 31-7 victory.

If there were any questions about why Ferris State is in the position its in – No. 1 in the rankings and eyeing a fourth NCAA Division II national championship in five years – the Bulldogs answered them Saturday in a 51-45 come-from-behind win over Saginaw Valley State in double overtime.

Grand Valley State held off a late Michigan Tech rally Saturday afternoon, earning an 18-15 win at Lubbers Stadium.

The No. 10 Rhode Island Rams headed down south after a weekend off to take on Elon Phoenix football in a 2:00 p.m. kickoff in central North Carolina.

New Hampshire football pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the FCS season on Nov. 8, capitalizing on No. 6-ranked Monmouth’s fumbles to secure a 34–13 win.

The Michigan Tech Huskies head to Allendale, Mich., on Saturday, Nov. 8, to face off against the Grand Valley State Lakers in a GLIAC football clash.

The Rhode Island Rams head to Elon, N.C., on Saturday, Nov. 8, to take on the Elon Phoenix in a CAA football clash.