Things are looking uncertain for the New Hampshire Wildcats heading into the 2025 season, but there is plenty of room for a young quarterback to rise up and lead his team to another winning season.

Looking to build on their 3-8 outing from 2024, the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds are looking to improve in the 2025 season. With quarterback Mario Sanchez returning for his senior season, the Greyhounds' offense is in good hands.

Armed with a new head coach in Tom Kaufman and several defensive veterans, the Marietta Football Pioneers are looking to compete for the Ohio Athletic Conference title in 2025.

The 2025 season looks promising for the West Florida Argonauts, who are set to be one of the most impactful teams in NCAA Division II football, according to the FloSports Way-Too-Early Top 25 Preseason Rankings. Finishing 7-3 last year with a young roster and new head coach, West Florida now settles in for a hopeful and promising future.

After falling just short of the Division III National Championship in 2024, the Mount Union Purple Raiders are looking to seal the deal in 2025 and come away with a national title. The Purple Raiders will have quite the uphill climb, losing four 1,000 yard offensive players.

The West Florida Argonauts are arguably one of the most underrated programs in NCAA Division II football entering the 2025 season, seeing as they return a variety of crucial players. FloSports has the Argonauts as the only Gulf South Conference team within the top five preseason rankings, sitting at No. 4 overall.

Armed with a veteran head coach, returning quarterback, and large signing class, the Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds are looking to transform into a winning Lone Star Conference program in 2025 following a disappointing 3-8 outing in 2024.

In 2025, the Marietta Pioneers are looking to build on their 8-3 2024 season, and have several returning veterans to help them do so. Despite having a new head coach in Tom Kaufman, the Pioneers are an enthusiastic group and are looking to win the Ohio Athletic Conference and compete for a national title.

In his final year as head coach for UAlbany, Greg Gattuso may not have left off on the best season. The Great Danes finished at 4-8 overall and 2-6 in conference play after over a decade under Gattuso's guidance, a dramatic turn from the squad's 11-4 record in 2023.

There is not a Division III football team that will have higher expectations in 2025 than the Mount Union Purple Raiders. They've reached the Stagg Bowl, the Division III national title game, 23 times, the most by any program in DIII Football, and they expect nothing less than a national championship.

William & Mary has not compared in recent years to its break through season in 2022 when the Tribe went 11-2 overall and reached the quarterfinals of the NCAA D1 Playoffs. The Tribe put up a 7-5 record in 2024 and finished it out on a less-than-ideal note with a complete shutout from Richmond in the Capital Cup.

The Texas A&M Kingsville Javelinas are in for a rebuild year, as the majority of their starters graduated or transferred, leaving the roster looking completely different going into the 2025 season. After a 7-4 finish in 2024, the Javelinas are looking to make a run for the Lone Star Conference championship.

Entering the 2025 season, the West Alabama Tigers have a lot to look forward to: a new head coach, the potential return of their starting quarterback, and less competition in the Gulf South Conference. The Tigers had an impressive year in 2024, landing second in the conference at a 9-2 overall, 5-1 record, and making an appearance in the NCAA Division II playoffs, and they hope to build off of that.

Looking to build on a 7-4 2024 season, the Texas A&M Kingsville Javelinas will have a completely different look for the 2025 season. With a signing class of 34, new head coach and several other transfer portal additions, the Javelinas have their work cut out for them to keep winning in the Lone Star Conference.

The University of Redlands football team opened last season with three losses, before winning two of its next three games.