Super Regions and a D 2 Playoff Bracket

[tch4psu]

Some regions look loaded! So maybe time to reseed and draw a playoff bracket for D 2Football

D2 Scores: Week #3

09-17-2023, 10:29 AM
Scores sorted by Super Region

SUPER REGION ONE
Ashland 38, Hillsdale 14
Bentley 40, Post 13
Charleston 37, North Carolina-Pembroke 29
East Stroudsburg 55, Seton Hill 21
Edinboro 23, Bloomsburg 13
Fayetteville State 20, Lincoln (PA) 17
Findlay 45, Lake Erie 3
Franklin Pierce 41, Pace 2
Frostburg State 37, West Liberty State 7
Glenville State 24, Notre Dame College 21
#4 Grand Valley State 43, #23 Assumption 7
#22 Indiana (PA) 49, Shippensburg 14
Kentucky Wesleyan 31, Walsh 28
Kutztown 47, Mercyhurst 14
Lock Haven 21, Clarion 20
New Haven 34, Southern Connecticut State 7
#16 Shepherd 44, California (PA) 34
#14 Slippery Rock 42, Millersville 21
St. Anselm 24, American International 14
Thomas More 18, Ohio Dominican 17
Tiffin 34, Northwood 27
West Chester 38, Gannon 31
West Virginia State 47, Concord 27
Wheeling Jesuit 43, Fairmont State 37 (OT)

SUPER REGION TWO
Albany State 24, Morehouse 14
Allen 34, Kentucky State 30
Arkansas-Pine Bluff 21, Miles 20
Barton 28, Virginia-Wise 24
#15 Benedict 54, Lane 7
Bowie State 21, Shaw 7
Charleston 37, North Carolina-Pembroke 29
#8 Delta State 35, Mississippi Valley State 7
Fayetteville State 20, Lincoln (PA) 17
Florida A&M 31, #6 West Florida 10
Fort Valley State 34, Edward Waters 31
Johnson C. Smith 30, Bluefield State 13
#17 Lenoir-Rhyne 62, Erskine 0
Limestone 45, Carson-Newman 14
Mars Hill 35, Catawba 20
Newberry 25, Emory & Henry 23 (6OT)
North Greenville 23, West Alabama 13
Savannah State 28, Clark Atlanta 21
Shorter 57, Chowan 20
Tusculum 23, #24 Wingate 21
Tuskegee 27, Central State 21
#18 Virginia Union 28, Livingstone 20
Valdosta State 49, Keiser 25
Virginia State 55, St. Augustine's 12
West Georgia 38, Mississippi College 35
Winston-Salem State 24, Elizabeth City State 7

SUPER REGION THREE
East Central 24, Southwestern Oklahoma State 13
#11 Emporia State 38, Northeastern State 0
Fort Hays State 17, #13 Northwest Missouri State 6
#4 Grand Valley State 43, #23 Assumption 7
#12 Harding 59, Arkansas-Monticello 19
Henderson State 27, Arkansas Tech 24
Michigan Tech 24, Wisconsin-Platteville 21
#19 Indianapolis 28, Wayne State (MI) 7
Minnesota State-Moorhead 38, McKendree 17
Missouri Southern State 18, Nebraska-Kearney 13
Missouri Western State 27, Central Oklahoma 17
Montana 17, #1 Ferris State 10
Oklahoma Baptist 36, Southeastern Oklahoma State 3
#9 Ouachita Baptist 52, Southern Arkansas 24
#3 Pittsburg State 38, Central Missouri 37
Quincy 49, Fort Lauderdale 0
Southern Nazarene 42, Northwestern Oklahoma State 29
Texas-Permian Basin 86, Southwest Baptist 7
Truman State 21, #25 Saginaw Valley State 7
Upper Iowa 38, Missouri S&T 26
Washburn 24, Lincoln (MO) 10
Wisconsin-LaCrosse 34, Northern Michigan 3

SUPER REGION FOUR
Augustana 24, Concordia-St. Paul 16
#7 Bemidji State 36, Winona State 10
Black Hills State 55, Chadron State 19
Central Washington 27, #10 Angelo State 24
Colorado Mesa 38, South Dakota School of Mines 30
#2 Colorado School of Mines 70, Adams State 7
Eastern New Mexico 30, Western Oregon 29
Minnesota-Duluth 42, Sioux Falls 34
#5 Minnesota State-Mankato 52, Minot State 25
Minnesota State-Moorhead 38, McKendree 17
New Mexico Highlands 31, Fort Lewis 17
Northern State 41, Mary 10
Texas A&M-Kingsville 30, Western New Mexico 9
Texas-Permian Basin 86, Southwest Baptist 7
Wayne State (NE) 49, Southwest Minnesota State 10
West Texas A&M 23, Midwestern State 0
Western Colorado 30, #21 Colorado State-Pueblo 14

[reloadmvp]

Would be nice if the top didn’t have to knock themselves out round 1 and 2

[washeduptiger]

Usually we wait until week 7-8 before we start this.

[reloadmvp]

Yes, but MIAA is wide open this year hahaha

[washeduptiger]

Yes, but MIAA is wide open this year hahaha

Even more of a reason. While it appears esu and psu are solid (read really good football teams) but I don’t think either team is a championship quality team as we currently sit. Seasons young and it’s all about how you finish with that being said

[Predatory Primates]

Even more of a reason. While it appears esu and psu are solid (read really good football teams) but I don’t think either team is a championship quality team as we currently sit. Seasons young and it’s all about how you finish with that being said

I agree. 8 more weeks to get there.

I think UCM, MW, Southern, and Hays are all quite a bit better than last year. A down NW is still dangerous, too.

I think the team or teams who come out of that logjam will be pretty well seasoned, and a lot different than they were going in.

[reloadmvp]

I agree. 8 more weeks to get there.

I think UCM, MW, Southern, and Hays are all quite a bit better than last year. A down NW is still dangerous, too.

I think the team or teams who come out of that logjam will be pretty well seasoned, and a lot different than they were going in.

Yeah. I think once ESU, UCM, and PITT have all played each other, that will speak a little more volume to where both of those sit. Then the rest of the cream may rise or not while that is going on. Can’t really speak to much outside the MIAA until then either. I’m a firm believer in our conference still holding the throne hahaha. I’ll never admit we aren’t the best.

[Predatory Primates]

Yeah. I think once ESU, UCM, and PITT have all played each other, that will speak a little more volume to where both of those sit. Then the rest of the cream may rise or not while that is going on. Can’t really speak to much outside the MIAA until then either. I’m a firm believer in our conference still holding the throne hahaha. I’ll never admit we aren’t the best.

Idk? The conference was pretty down last year. Ferris and GV were definitely better than anything Pitt had seen recently. Quite a bit better, especially up front. Hopefully that gap can close this year.

Top to bottom toughest, as in the highest chance of a good team losing each week. I think the MIAA is the toughest, though. We won't know for sure until NW, ESU and all the other scumbags quit/ doing the silo BS.

[Bearcat Moon]

Idk? The conference was pretty down last year. Ferris and GV were definitely better than anything Pitt had seen recently. Quite a bit better, especially up front. Hopefully that gap can close this year.

Top to bottom toughest, as in the highest chance of a good team losing each week. I think the MIAA is the toughest, though. We won't know for sure until NW, ESU and all the other scumbags quit/ doing the silo BS.

Well NW tried to schedule a non-con but there reputation kept the schools who had Week 4 open from accepting, so they got stuck with Lincoln.

[GorillaTeacher]

Well NW tried to schedule a non-con but their reputation kept the schools who had Week 4 open from accepting, so they got stuck with Lincoln.

Doubt it was reputation. More of both sides unwilling to compromise.

[Predatory Primates]

Well NW tried to schedule a non-con but there reputation kept the schools who had Week 4 open from accepting, so they got stuck with Lincoln.

True until you get to the word "but" BS gets deep after that.

[Bearcat Moon]

True until you get to the word "but" BS gets deep after that.

I mean I know for a fact a couple schools weren’t interested because they didn’t want to take a loss and others weren’t willing to travel to Maryville.

[GorillaTeacher]

I mean I know for a fact a couple schools weren’t interested because they didn’t want to take a loss and others weren’t willing to travel to Maryville.

I think that boils down to a willingness to compromise

[Predatory Primates]

I mean I know for a fact a couple schools weren’t interested because they didn’t want to take a loss and others weren’t willing to travel to Maryville.

What schools did NW offer to travel to only to be turned down because they were afraid? I'll bet there weren't any. If NW was willing to give up a home game, they wouldn't be playing Lincoln.

Who travels is what it normally boils down to. Teams need those home games to keep boosters and local businesses from losing money and getting mad at the school.

[Predatory Primates]

I honestly don't know what Pitt did to get USF to come down. I assume they had to pay them since the conference hadn't figured out a future schedule to let them do a home and home.

I definitely think most teams tried their hardest to get a game, but couldn't.


All that said, my original comment was about NW having voted to instate the silo in the first place and voted to keep it when others tried to overturn it. It had nothing to do with noncons this season.