A few big swings define this week's FloCollege Top 25 Rankings as the 2025 D2 football season nears the halfway point.

Week 6 in D2 football delivered comebacks, jaw-dropping stat lines, and a few upsets that shook the national picture.

Week 5 is where stories start to crystallize, transforming the September storm of upsets into a strategic chess match where every move carries championship weight.

Week 4's slate of D2 football felt like a warm blanket after the chaos of Week 3.

Last week, the results for the teams in the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference were about as predictable as we’ll see this season, but peeking at the slate of games for Week 4 offered a pretty big surprise.

The first weekend of pure chaos in the D2 football season has come and gone, leaving teams and fans reeling in it's wake.

Another week of NCAA football and we head back into the GLIAC for a recap of Week 1 excitement and a look at what’s to come in Week 2.

Headlining this week's FloCollege D2 Football Team Of The Week is Jeffrey Jones, who did more than impress in his second game for New Mexico Highlands, he broke the all-time D2 football freshman rushing record. Jones accumulated 385 rushing yards on 24 attempts and scored 4 touchdowns.

Ferris State retains the top spot in this week's FloCollege D2 Top 25 Rankings. The Bulldogs crushed Lake Erie over the weekend, despite giving up the first six points of the game. FSU went on a 63-point run to end the game.

In a NCAA D2 matchup, the No.12-ranked Indianapolis Greyhounds head to Findlay, Ohio to take on the Findlay Oilers on Saturday, Sept. 6.

There were a few big-ticket winners in Week 0 of the 2025-26 D2 Football campaign, and a few underachievers.

FloCollege is proud to unveil our debut Division 2 Football Top 25 Rankings. Each week of the 2025–26 season, we’ll be serving up a fresh batch of 25 elite D2 football teams as they scratch and claw their way through the gridiron gauntlet.

The Butler University football program is coming off three solid seasons and will look to continue that momentum in 2025 under the guidance of a new head coach.

Long gone are the days of collegiate athletic conferences consisting primarily of teams that are geographically close and convenient for conference games and tournaments – at least at the NCAA Division I level, where there are rivals on both coasts and scattered in between.

The first playoff meeting between Grand Valley State and the University of Indianapolis ended like most of their previous encounters have finished, though this time, it took a second-half rally for GVSU to escape with a the 24-7 victory.