Week 10 Saturday Preview

We have officially hit the stretch run for the 2014 college football season, and somehow it feels as if it had barely begun. The quickest season in all of sports is coming down to the wire, so now is the time to start really drilling down conference races in FBS football, and also to drill down deep in FCS conference races as the playoffs are just around the corner in a division that understands what the word actually means. First we look at the FBS, and see what's coming up this weekend.
Our first part of the weekly drill down is to look at the games of the day for Saturday, and see what's worth watching...

ACC
Florida State 42, Louisville 31
The Cardinals gave it all they had, but it was nowhere near enough to bump FSU from the final 4 standing. Here's a clue...when you take a 21-0 lead, close it out.

Duke at Pittsburgh
On paper, this isn't all that interesting, but when you drill it down, Duke has just a half game lead in a still open Coastal race. Duke controls their own destiny as it stands now, but a Pitt upset would be a disaster for the Blue Devils, and would create a civil war in the division for the title game birth.
My Pick: Duke

North Carolina at Miami
Neither team is worth much right now, but a Duke slipup at Pitt could open the door for one of these two bumbling programs to back their way into the division race big time. If Duke wins, then this game means little.
My Pick: North Carolina

Virginia at Georgia Tech
As bad as these two have been recently, the winner still maintains a stake in the Coastal race. A Virginia loss basically all but guarantees that the Cavaliers are home for the holidays, but Tech is still going bowling either way.
My Pick: Georgia Tech

Big 12

TCU at West Virginia
Both teams are in a current position to capitalize on a Kansas State loss in the coming weeks. After Saturday, only one will remain in that position. The winner will stay in my race for Big 12 coach of the year. With TCU coming in minus Boykin at QB, how big a game will Clint Trickett need to have?
My Pick: West Virginia

Oklahoma State at Kansas State
No, Okie State is not in the race, but they can play a major spoiler role this weekend in Manhattan. The Wildcats will have the winner of the above mentioned game nipping at their heels in a loss, and K State still needs to play both TCU and West Virginia in November. Let the fun begin!
My Pick: Kansas State

Big 10

Northwestern at Iowa
Again, you have to look at the deeper meaning of this one. Iowa can stay alive in the West with a win, but they need that win badly. Northwestern, as truly awful as they can be at times, can actually stay in the West race, and play spoiler for Iowa at the same time.
My Pick: Iowa

PAC-12

Stanford at Oregon
Another season, and another year with Stanford and Oregon at the top of the North. Stanford has had the Duck's number for a few years now, but is this Cardinal team good enough to take down Oregon in Eugene this season? Stanford has been improving, and Oregon will have to be on their A game to hold them off.
My Pick: Oregon

Arizona at UCLA
The night cap will have Rich Rod trying to maintain position at the struggling Bruins and do something that has never been done in Tucson...and that would be Arizona winning a conference title in the PAC-12, or the PAC-10 for that matter. The Bruins have struggled all season against athletic QBs, and will have their hands full with Anu Solomon. If the Bruins falter, despite being bowl eligible, they will have completed one of their most disappointing seasons in their history.
My Pick: Arizona

Utah at Arizona State
Kyle Whittingham and the Utes are one of the biggest surprises in the nation in 2014. Utah was lucky to survive against USC, and Tempe will be revved up this weekend. Look for ASU to have their A game on display, and push forward.
My Pick: Arizona State

SEC

Florida vs. Georgia (at Jacksonville)
I'm not listing this as a game to watch because it's going to be a good game. Hell, Georgia should run up and down on the Gators. I am listing this game because this could be Will Muschamp's death bell in the swamp.
My Pick: Georgia

Kentucky at Missouri
Missouri is nipping right at the heels of the Georgia Bulldogs in the East. Kentucky is going to want to have a little bit to say about that, and get themselves bowl eligible while doing it. Missouri is no lock here. The upset dogs are out and howling.
My Pick: Kentucky

Auburn at Ole Miss
The CFP committee should have waited another week before releasing their rankings, because one of these squads will be out of the final four come next Tuesday. The entire system is a mess right now, with 18 one loss teams, including both of these teams. One of them will get sorted out of the mess this week, bringing the SEC dominance of the top four from three to two.
My Pick: Auburn

Group of Five Highlight Games

AAC

Houston at USF
The Cougars are hanging on to a lifeline in third place in the conference race. USF is right behind them despite being 3-5. The Cougars severely need this win to stay alive in the conference race.
My Pick: Houston

Conference USA

Not a great week for meaningful matchups when it comes to the CUSA race. Marshall was left out of the playoff committee's top 25, which is inexcusable for an 8-0 football team. Marshall came in at number one in our FBS PRS rankings this week, edging out Mississippi State by the numbers, so it's a terrible time for the Herd to take a week off.

Independents

BYU at Middle Tennessee
The titanic didn't sink as fast as BYU has since Taysom Hill wrecked his leg against Utah State. BYU has lost four straight, and Middle Tennessee isn't going to just lay down for the Cougars. The BYU psyche appears shattered right now. They need this game.
My Pick: Middle Tennessee

Notre Dame at Navy
Notre Dame is coming off an emotional and close loss to Florida State last week, and has to go back on the road against a pesky Navy team that is going to get way up for the Irish this weekend. The Irish have to beware the upset bug.
My Pick: Notre Dame

MAC
There are only two scheduled games this weekend for the MAC, and neither game intends to manipulate the conference race in any real way. Two more games will play on election night Tuesday.

Mountain West

Colorado State at San Jose State
The Spartans have stayed alive in the West despite a stumbling 3-4 record, and are only a half game behind San Diego State. Colorado State is tied with Boise State for the Mountain lead. Both teams have much to play for, but one is clearly better than the other here.
My Pick: Colorado State

San Diego State at Nevada
The Aztecs are gripping a narrow lead in a very weak West right now, and Nevada is a solid game back. With SDSU coming north to Reno, things could get interesting very quickly.
My Pick: Nevada

Sun Belt

Georgia Southern 42, Troy 10
GSU broke into our top 25 at number 18 this week, and seem intent on crashing the party. The Eagles will have no problem moving up this week after trouncing hapless Troy. Willie Fritz is a candidate for our national and Sun Belt coach of the year award.

South Alabama at UL-Lafayette
This is a huge tilt in Sun Belt play this weekend. Both teams trail Georgia Southern currently, but not by much in the race. The winner stays in the race. Only ULL can sustain a loss in this game and live another day with some help. USA is up against it for a win.
My Pick: South Alabama

FCS Saturday Games to Watch

Big Sky

Idaho State at Portland State
The Bengals go on the road this weekend very much in the Big Sky race, but they need a win to stay there. When was the last time anyone could say that about ISU?
My Pick: Idaho State

Montana State at Cal Poly
Rob Ashe has done yet another stellar job for the Bobcats this season, and has MSU on top in the Big Sky standings. The Mustangs are right on their heels, however, and the race is up for grabs.
My Pick: Montana State

Big South

Charleston Southern at Monmouth
Look at this as an elimination game in conference play, as both teams have cooled considerably after hot starts. The loser is done.
My Pick: Charleston Southern

Liberty at Presbyterian
Liberty is very much alive in the chase of Coastal Carolina, but Presbyterian is playing their best football since joining the FCS ranks.
My Pick: Presbyterian

Coastal Carolina at Gardner-Webb
The Chanticleers are cruising in the Big South race, but they need to keep on winning, and big, to overtake North Dakota State in our PRS title chase. CCU ranks second in the nation currently.
My Pick: Coastal Carolina

Colonial

Villanova at Richmond
This is a huge battle between two front runners in the CAA race. The loser isn't out, but would need help moving forward. This game could go either way with much on the line.
My Pick: Villanova

William & Mary at James Madison
This could be a playoff birth elimination game for both teams this weekend. Neither team has much a shot of catching a conference crown, but playoffs are still in the picture as a bubble team for the winner. The loser may very well be eliminated.
My Pick: William & Mary

Albany at New Hampshire
Albany is looking to play spoiler and keep their playoff hopes alive, while UNH is trying to keep pace with Villanova on top of the standings. This is a high value game, and Albany is looking to cash in as a spoiler.
My Pick: New Hampshire

Ivy League

Harvard at Dartmouth
There are only two unbeaten teams left in conference play, and after this tilt in New Hampshire, there will only be one. This is a major conference game, and could be one of the best games of the day in either FBS or FCS football.
My Pick: Harvard

MEAC
None of the big dogs in the conference race square off against each other this week, so look for all of the major favorites to pull off wins heading into the following weekend, which should provide some showdowns.

Missouri Valley

South Dakota State at North Dakota State
SDSU isn't likely to upset NDSU this week in Fargo, but a win could keep them in the playoff discussion. NDSU isn't the kind of football team that takes anyone likely, and will look to defend their number one spot in our PRS rankings with vigor.
My Pick: North Dakota State

Illinois State at Northern Iowa
The Red Birds, at 7-0, have been below the raider despite remaining unbeaten. Northern Iowa is always tough at home, and will be looking to play spoiler, despite being just 4-4 currently.
My Pick: Illinois State

Northeast

Sacred Heart at Wagner
Wagner is currently tied for first with Bryant (plays host to Central Connecticut State), and will get the tougher test of the two this week with Sacred Heart in spoiler mode. SHU is also trying to keep their own conference title hopes alive, and a loss would likely dampen those prospects this week. By far the best conference matchup this week in the NEC.
My Pick: Sacred Heart

Ohio Valley
The OVC produces a fairly week lineup this week. All favorites should likely move on without issue.

Patriot League

Colgate at Fordham
The Red Raiders and Rams are two of the final three unbeaten in conference play. Fordham has been flawless since an ass whooping at the hands of Villanova in non-conference play, but Colgate has been showing signs of life in recent weeks. Fordham has to be on alert.
My Pick: Fordham

Pioneer League

San Diego at Drake
Jacksonville may be out in front, but it is elimination Saturday for the loser of this football game in PFL play. Both teams have one loss coming in, so it is truly a coin toss as to has a real edge.
My Pick: San Diego

Southern Conference

Chattanooga at Western Carolina
It's a showdown for first place in the SoCon this weekend, as the Mocs and Catamounts battle it out for sole possession of first place heading into November. There is no more meaningful game in the FCS this weekend, as whomever wins, may very well hold onto a conference title and auto bid to the playoffs.
My Pick: Western Carolina

Southland

Stephen F. Austin at Sam Houston State
It's elimination Saturday in the SLC, as both clubs are holding onto a fringe position on the NCAA bubble. The winner stays in consideration, and stays very much in the conference title race, while the loser is likely out of it for the year, especially if that loser is KC Keeler and the Bearkats.
My Pick: Stephen F. Austin

McNeese State at Northwestern State
The same applies for this game on Saturday, as both teams need a win to stay alive. McNeese State is the favorite heading in, and is on the NCAA bubble, but a loss could toss them completely out, and likely will. NW State is in full spoiler mode.
My Pick: McNeese State

SWAC

Grambling at Texas Southern
Grambling has a big lead over TSU, but are they really as good as their 5-0 conference mark indicates? It is truly one of the best turnaround stories in FCS football this season. Grambling doesn't remotely resemble the catastrophe that was the 2013 season.
My Pick: Texas Southern

Coaches Swimming in the Dead Pool

We now move on to our weekly update of the Dead Pool, and those listed here need to get those boxes out and that resume polished up. The usual suspects are in play, with no new blood added this week, but let's take a look at what has transpired in the least fun pool for swimmers in the known world, the Dead Pool...

Bill Blankenship, Tulsa
The administration will wait until the season ends to officially end it with Blankenship, but the move is a foregone conclusion at this point. Tulsa is just 1-6, and Blankenship will likely be moved out in December.

Tom Mason (Interim), SMU
Nothing has changed. Mason isn't getting the job. AD Rick hart denied Mack Brown rumors on Friday, which means that he has definitely talked with Mack Brown on some level.

Clint Bowen (Interim), Kansas
Nothing has changed at Kansas since Chuckles Weis was sent packing. Kansas is still losing, and despite administration love for Bowen, the fan base doesn't share the sentiments very much.

Brady Hoke, Michigan
The entire country is shamelessly talking about Hoke's firing as if it has already happened. I am guessing he knows he is gone, and is just coasting to the end. Dave Brandon has to go soon as well, because nobody wants this job unless the know who the boss is going to be in 2015. The deed needs to be done, and soon.

Paul Haynes, Kent State
The Golden Flashes are now officially out of the bowl race at 1-7. The firing of Haynes could happen anytime without too much upset. If not this fall, then next, but sooner the better.

Norm Chow, Hawaii
Chow is now just one loss from missing a bowl yet again, but we've been talking about his imminent departure all fall. It's a matter of time after that 7th loss comes through.

Bobby Hauck, UNLV
Hauck is in the same boat as Chow, one loss away from home for the holidays status. Once that occurs, it won't be possible to bring him back.

Will Muschamp, Florida
Empty seats at the swamp, and a venomous public campaign are all signs pointing to Muschamp being gator bait by the end of November. The Gators are hanging tough, but a 6-6 record would not be enough to sell anyone, including Jeremy Foley, to keep him around anymore.

Already Gone
June Jones, SMU
Charlie Weis, Kansas
Larry Blakeney, Troy (Retiring at end of season)

Coaches on the Hot Seat

We are heading into the stretch run of the 2014 college football season, and seats are heating up all over college football. Some have already been fired by the court of public opinion, and we agree for the most part on those assessments. We will save those names for the Coaches Swimming in the Dead Pool piece, which posts next.
For the most part, there is a decent amount of heat being distributed, as is normal, however, not as much as last fall. Of course that could fall in place by having too many long term contracts necessitating expensive buyouts, but that doesn't change the negative perception by people like me, or by those like all of you.
Let us take a look at the weekly Hot Seat update, and see who is feeling some heat...

Curtis Johnson, Tulane
The Green Wave are now 2-5 while playing in a brand new stadium. Tulane has never been a consistent major player in their history, and certainly aren't now, but Johnson is allowing the Green Wave to slide backwards from their forward movement of last season. That just cannot be tolerated when you have to fill seats in a new house.

Scot Shafer, Syracuse
He hasn't been with the Orange long, but this has not been a good tenure as we head into the end of year two. Shafer will likely be given another season to get it right, but this is not what the administration had in mind when they hired Shafer to replace Doug Marrone.

Larry Fedora, North Carolina
I don't see UNC heading in the right direction. 4-4 was not the goal for 2014 at this point, and Fedora now has the nightmare of scandal hanging over his job, and all of those in the athletic department on Chapel Hill. Fedora has never impressed me, even after the "huge upset" win over Virginia.

Al Golden, Miami
The Hurricanes are 5-3, but only 2-2 in ACC play. Golden has not won the hearts and minds of the all or nothing fan base, so he is facing playing in front of very sparse crowds in Fort Lauderdale. Sparse crowds have never been good for coaching careers anywhere.

Mike London, Virginia
I know UVA is better now than they were a year ago, and that is obvious to everyone. However, the Cavs are now just 4-4 after a strong start, and face the fears of bottoming out in November. If the Cavs fall off the cliff next month, does that then force the administration to consider a change? It's bowl or bust.

Frank Beamer, Virginia Tech
The Hokies were just completely absent against Miami last week. They are now 1-3 in ACC play. What more does the administration need to see to realize that Beamer Ball is a thing of the past?

Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech
The Red Raiders allowed 82 points to TCU last weekend. Yes 82 points in a conference game. 82 to anyone. This program has plummeted into the darkness since Mike Leach was wrongly shown the door. Kingsbury is not the answer. Tech is a Big 12 team, not a D2 team.

Paul Rhoades, Iowa State
The Cyclones are now 0-4 in Big 12 play, and are hardly relevant. It could be that his expensive contract buyout could keep Rhoades here a bit longer, but the Cyclones are just done this season. That Iowa win fire has been doused for good.

Kyle Flood, Rutgers
Rutgers is doing what Rutgers always does. They started out hot with a patsy non-conference schedule, only to crumble when the depth of conference play hits. Rutgers is just 1-3 in Big 10 play, but were 4-0 in non-conference play. See the pattern?

Kevin Wilson, Indiana
The Hoosiers are now 0-3 this season in Big 10 play, and just 3-4 overall. Outside of a red hot November, IU is going to be home for the holidays...again. Wilson needed a bowl bid this season, not next.

Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern
The Wildcats are in a situation much the same as Indiana. They are 3-4 heading into November. Fitzgerald is on the brink of another potential collapse late, and that could upset even the staunchest of Fitz supporters.

Tim Beckman, Illinois
That win over Minnesota was a huge relief to Illini supporters. At 4-4, it's bowl or bust for Beckman, and if he fails to split his final four, he will slide into the Dead Pool.

Ron Turner, FIU
FIU is now 3-5, and while we have seen advances this season in the overall play, the record still speaks loudly. Turner needs a strong November.

Bob Davie, New Mexico
What Davie has done is he erased the dark stain and stink of the Mike Locksley era. That being said, he still hasn't developed the wins in a league that is hardly as heavy as it used to be. Davie should see year three in 2015, but it could be his last if he doesn't get the Lobos bowling.

Butch Jones, Tennessee
The media loves Butch Jones. They go on and on about how much better Tennessee is now than they were the last couple of seasons. For me, it's about showing me the quality by moving forward in the win category. There are no moral victories in college football, and certainly not in the SEC. Eventually those highly ranked recruiting classes have got to pay off.

Todd Berry, UL-Monroe
The War Hawks had higher aspirations than a 3-4 record heading into this part of the season. Berry is always talking about how ULM is about to turn the corner, and the media buys in. I'm not buying in anymore.

Trent Miles, Georgia State
The Panthers are now officially out of bowl contention at 1-7, and Miles is now just 2-19 since last season. At what point does the administration figure that they can no longer wait for the change to occur?

2014 PRS Rankings: FCS Week 9

Sunday, October 26, 2014
Rank	Points	Team	Record	Results
1	1973	North Dakota State	8-0	Def. South Dakota 47-7
2	1896	Coastal Carolina	8-0	Def. Charleston Southern 43-22
3	1720	Villanova	7-1	Def. Morgan State 48-28
4	1612	Eastern Kentucky	7-1	Def. Southeast Missouri State 33-21
5	1608	Illinois State	7-0	Def. Missouri State 21-7
6	1592	Fordham	7-1	Def. Lehigh 48-27
7	1375	Harvard	6-0	Def. Princeton 49-7
8	1359	New Hampshire	6-1	Def. Stony Brook 28-20
9	1295	Eastern Washington	7-2	Lost to Northern Arizona 28-27
10	1271	Richmond	6-2	Def. Elon 30-10
11	1226	Jacksonville	7-1	Def. Linestone 61-10
12	1215	Alcorn State	7-2	Def. Prairie View A&M 77-48
13	1214	Bucknell	6-1	Def. Georgetown 22-17
14	1207	Jacksonville State	6-1	Def. Tennessee Tech 49-3
15	1185	Southeastern Louisiana	6-3	Lost to Stephen F. Austin State 27-17
16	1135	North Carolina A&T	7-2	Def. Florida A&M 40-21
17	1083	Bethune-Cookman	6-2	Lost to South Carolina State 20-14
18	1057	Yale	5-1	Def. Pennsylvania 43-21
19	1052	Montana State	6-2	Bye
20	1015	Stephen F. Austin State	6-2	Def. Southeastern Louisiana 27-17
21	1002	Tennessee-Chattanooga	5-3	Def. Mercer 38-31
22	950	Bryant	6-1	Def. Robert Morris 42-9
23	938	Albany	6-2	Def. Colgate 24-17
24	903	San Diego	6-1	Def. Dayton 40-29
25	899	Dartmouth	4-2	Def. Columbia 27-7
26	888	Monmouth	5-2	Lost to Presbyterian 18-12
27	879	Grambling State	5-3	Bye
28	871	California Poly	5-3	Def. Montana 41-21
29	868	Indiana State	5-3	Def. Southern Illinois 41-26
30	836	James Madison	5-3	Def. Charlotte 48-40
31	830	McNeese State	5-2	Def. Incarnate Word 41-21
32	824	Dayton	5-2	Lost to San Diego 40-29
33	784	Western Carolina	6-2	Def. Citadel 29-15
34	753	Central Arkansas	5-4	Def. Northwestern State 58-35
35	740	William & Mary	5-3	Def. Delaware 31-17
36	727	Sacred Heart	6-2	Lost to St. Francis (PA) 30-27
37	726	Liberty	5-3	Def. Gardner-Webb 34-0
38	685	Idaho State	5-3	Def. Northern Colorado 46-12
39	651	Southern	5-3	Def. Jackson State 42-28
40	648	Northern Iowa	4-4	Def. Western Illinois 27-13
41	593	Presbyterian	5-3	Def. Monmouth 18-12
42	591	Northern Arizona	5-3	Def. Eastern Washington 28-27
43	575	Northwestern State	4-4	Lost to Central Arkansas 58-35
44	573	South Dakota State	5-3	Lost to Youngstown State 30-27
45	559	Montana	5-3	Lost to California Poly 41-21
46	514	South Carolina State	5-3	Def. Bethune-Cookman 20-14
47	447	Samford	4-3	Def. Furman 45-0
48	445	Southern Illinois	5-4	Lost to Indiana State 41-26
49	442	Lamar	5-3	Bye
50	420	Wagner	4-3	Def. Central Connecticut State 20-10
51	419	Missouri State	4-4	Lost to Illinois State 21-7
52	402	Wofford	5-3	Def. Virginina Military Institute 38-3
53	354	Duquesne	5-3	Def. Alderson-Brodus 48-27
54	347	Sam Houston State	4-4	Def. Abilene Christian 38-21
55	341	Charleston Southern	5-3	Lost to Coastal Carolina 43-22
56	293	Eastern Illinois	3-5	Def. Tennessee State 28-3
57	292	Campbell	4-4	Lost to Marist 27-20
58	286	Sacramento State	4-4	Bye
59	284	Colgate	4-4	Lost to Albany 24-17
60	274	Alabama State	4-4	Lost to vs. Alabama A&M 37-36
61	271	Morgan State	4-4	Lost to Villanova 48-28
62	234	North Carolina Central	4-4	Def. Savannah State 42-14
63	226	Abilene Christian	4-5	Lost to Sam Houston State 38-21
64	216	Princeton	2-4	Lost to Harvard 49-7
65	214	Drake	5-3	Def. Butler 21-19
66	196	Texas Southern	5-3	Lost to Arkansas-Pine Bluff 38-37
67	157	Gardner-Webb	4-4	Lost to Liberty 34-0
68	137	Mercer	5-4	Lost to Tennessee-Chattanooga 38-31
69	125	Brown	3-3	Def. Cornell 42-16
70	111	Youngstown State	6-2	Def. South Dakota State 30-27
71	79	Delaware	3-4	Lost to William & Mary 31-17
72	39	Southeast Missouri State	4-5	Lost to Eastern Kentucky 33-21
73	3	Tennessee-Martin	4-5	Def. Austin Peay State 37-7
74	-19	Stony Brook	4-5	Lost to New Hampshire 28-20
75	-34	Western Illinois	4-5	Lost to Northern Iowa 27-13
76	-61	Portland State	3-5	Def. Weber State 30-17
77	-85	Maine	3-5	Def. Rhode Island 20-14
78	-91	Prairie View A&M	3-5	Lost to Alcorn State 77-48
79	-93	Norfolk State	3-5	Bye
80	-104	Towson	3-5	Bye
81	-142	Charlotte	3-5	Lost to James Madison 48-40
82	-146	North Dakota	3-5	Lost to Southern Utah 35-17
83	-147	Tennessee State	4-5	Lost to Eastern Illinios 28-3
84	-154	Alabama A&M	3-5	Def. vs. Alabama State 37-36
85	-165	Murray State	3-5	Def. Kentucky Wesleyan 86-29
86	-171	Lafayette	3-5	Lost to Holy Cross 24-14
87	-304	Holy Cross	3-6	Def. Lafayette 24-14
88	-345	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	2-5	Def. Texas Southern 38-37
89	-399	Citadel	2-6	Lost to Western Carolina 29-15
90	-424	Jackson State	3-5	Lost to Southern 42-28
91	-435	St. Francis (PA)	3-5	Def. Sacred Heart 30-27
92	-436	Southern Utah	2-7	Def. North Dakota 35-17
93	-437	Tennessee Tech	3-5	Lost to Jacksonville State 49-3
94	-457	Morehead State	3-5	Def. Valpraiso 48-47
95	-479	Florida A&M	2-6	Lost to North Carolina A&T 40-21
96	-505	Northern Colorado	2-6	Lost to Idaho State 46-12
97	-517	Furman	2-6	Lost to Samford 45-0
98	-520	Delaware State	2-6	Lost to Hampton 23-0
99	-569	Butler	3-5	Lost to Drake 21-19
100	-580	Central Connecticut State	2-6	Lost to Wagner 20-10
101	-642	Pennsylvania	1-5	Lost to Yale 43-21
102	-649	Georgetown	2-6	Lost to Bucknell 22-17
103	-658	California-Davis	1-6	Bye
104	-667	Hampton	2-6	Def. Delaware State 23-0
105	-684	South Dakota	2-6	Lost to North Dakota State 47-7
106	-688	Marist	2-6	Def. Campbell 27-20
107	-763	Lehigh	1-6	Lost to Fordham 48-27
108	-771	Elon	1-7	Lost to Richmond 30-10
109	-774	Virginia Military Institute	1-8	Lost to Wofford 38-3
110	-777	Howard	1-7	Bye
111	-814	Stetson	3-5	Def. Davidson 40-34
112	-897	Mississippi Valley State	2-6	Bye
113	-995	Houston Baptist	2-6	Def. Nicholls State 31-21
114	-1006	Austin Peay State	1-7	Lost to Tennessee-Martin 37-7
115	-1057	Cornell	0-6	Lost to Brown 42-16
116	-1091	Robert Morris	1-7	Lost to Bryant 42-9
117	-1097	Valparaiso	2-6	Lost to Morehead State 48-47
118	-1135	Weber State	0-8	Lost to Portland State 30-17
119	-1169	Savannah State	0-8	Lost to North Carolina Central 42-14
120	-1174	Columbia	0-6	Lost to Dartmouth 27-7
121	-1203	Incarnate Word	1-7	Lost to McNeese State 41-21
122	-1224	Nicholls State	0-9	Lost to Houston Baptist 31-21
123	-1272	Rhode Island	0-8	Lost to Maine 20-14
124	-1404	Davidson	1-8	Lost to Stetson 40-34