We're only five weeks into the Division 2 football season, but we've already seen so much turmoil and pandemonium. It's one of the greatest things about D2 football, the fact that anything can happen on any given Saturday.

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.

The outcome was never really in doubt as the Ferris State Bulldogs dismantled the Rio Grande RedStorm, winning 76-0.

Ferris State is riding a three-win streak and undefeated season. On Saturday, Sept. 20 the Bulldogs face off against the Rio Grande Redstorm at home, looking for yet another win.

You can't have six quarterbacks on your fantasy team, but you can have six quarterbacks on the FloCollege D2 Football Team of the Week.

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

The Lone Star Conference will officially begin play in Week 1, with nine teams taking the field to start the season.

The primary players remain at the top of their respective Super Regions as we head into the final week of the Division 2 college football season.

It took nearly the entire first quarter for the expectedly explosive Ferris State offense to get going against Roosevelt at Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Michigan, on Saturday, but the Bulldogs were able to find some momentum in front of the excited homecoming crowd and cruised to a 55-13 victory.

How's everyone doing? Are you staying hydrated? We're heading like a freight train into Week 6 and it's getting spicy.

Roosevelt may be new to the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, but there’s nothing new about what the Ferris State Bulldogs have been doing to their opponents following an uncharacteristic season-opening loss.

Roosevelt Football opens its first season in the GLIAC hosting Division III's No. 3 team in Wisconsin-Whitewater. It's a game of firsts as this is the first-ever matchup for these two programs.

Not knowing when his next opportunity to play football might come — if it would ever come — Roosevelt football wide receiver Keonta Nixon stayed ready the best way he could. He took to the basketball court.