The wait is almost over, and the 2025 college football season is nearly here. To make sure fans are primed for an exciting year, preseason coaches polls are being published every week for conferences across the nation.

The departure of two-time Harlon Hill Trophy winner Zach Zebrowski (Central Missouri) leaves a wide-open race to be the top quarterback in NCAA Division II during the 2025 college football season.

The Ferris State Football team has won three national championships in the past four seasons (2021, 2022, 2024) and enters the 2025 college football campaign riding a 14-game winning streak.

After losing their season opener last season, the Ferris State Bulldogs rattled off 14 consecutive wins and claimed their third NCAA Division II national championship in four seasons.

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Ferris State Football looks to hold strong at the top of the NCAA Division II Football mountaintop in 2025 as they work for a repeat, similar to the Bulldogs' track record in 2022.

Ferris State football, like its opponent this week, has had a tremendous season. The Bulldogs may not be undefeated, but they have still shown they are one of, if not the best, teams in the division.

We’re almost four months into Video Game Numbers now and we’re still able to find some big-time performances that look like they belong in, well, a video game.

After a week off, the Ferris State Bulldogs will be back in action, this time for a visit from Central Oklahoma for the second round of the 2024 NCAA Division II Football Championship.

It’s the final week of Video Game Numbers before the playoffs start in NCAA Divisions II and III, and boy, do we have some big-time statistical performances to show you.

The 2024 D2 Football playoffs are right around the corner and teams across the country have had all season to prove their mettle and bring their best to earn a chance at winning the 2024 NCAA Division II Football National Championship. Only 28 teams will move into the playoffs and fight it out in the five-round tournament.

It's time for the grand finale in Division II, and the final week is set up to a big one, especially with the playoff selection show on Sunday.

Last week made up for the lack of shocks in Week 9, but it could still be tough to determine which top teams will win the NCAA Division II championship.

Another week calls for more fun in Division II with more eye-opening upsets of top teams that cause chaos around the rankings.

We are in Week 10, and there are so many great teams in the division. With only a short amount of time left in the regular season, teams must separate themselves from the rest of the pack.