Coaches on the Hot Seat

There have been three coaches fired nationally in the last week, but I will hit on that more when I publish "Dead Pool". Here are the coaches nationally that need to get it together quickly, or end up in the pool, where the sharks are eating early this season.

Rod Carey, Northern Illinois
I am not a fan of the heat that Carey is facing lately, because despite the 0-4 start, I think that he is a very good football coach. with that in mind, the Huskies are having one of their worst seasons in the last 2 decades, and the fan base is not pleased. Enter the Hot Seat.

Ron Caragher, San Jose State
SJSU is the worst team in a really bad Mountain West. He was already feeling some heat heading into this season, and that will not let up in a program that can hardly afford (financially) a prolonged losing run.

Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern
This isn't getting a ton of media play, but the Wildcats have been the worst team in the Big 10 all season long, and Mr. Wildcat has become Mr. Inconsistent on the field. A loss to Illinois State will not make his case, as the Red Birds have been all over the place since that win.

Sean Kugler, UTEP
The Miners showed signs of improvement last season, and despite the amazing play of RB Aaron Jones this season, the team overall has taken some massive steps backward. I see this devolving rather than getting any better in the putrid Conference USA.

Brian Kelly, Notre Dame
The Irish are 1-3 in a season where they should be sitting at a solid 4-0. Coaching has been bad. Players on the defensive side have been awful. There is already a new DC. This does not happen at Notre Dame, and when it does, change comes with it.

Bob Davie, New Mexico
UNM looked to be turning a corner last fall. They are right back at the corner of losing and terrible. Davie is losing the good will that he managed to stoke up last season. The Mountain West is winnable, so there is time to turn it around, but losing to New Mexico State was just terrible.

Mark Hudspeth, UL-Lafayette
Hudspeth looked like the next big thing in coaching just a couple of seasons ago, but then came allegations of off field misconduct by the staff, and everything has been down hill ever since. Hudspeth is 2-2 this season, but if this thing goes south, it could be the door.

Paul Petrino, Idaho
The win over UNLV likely saved his bacon for a bit longer. They were awful in losses to Washington and Washington State. Still, Petrino could be headed back for the Dead Pool before you know it.

Rich Rodriguez, Arizona
Arizona has far too much talent to just be 2-2 at this point, and they let one get away last week against Washington. It always seems as if the Cats are out coached. They are double digit dogs this week at UCLA.

Bob Stoops. Oklahoma
Stoops likely has to beat TCU and Texas in the next two weeks to get off the seat for the time being. If he looses to one or both of these teams, he could be on his way out the door.

Mike Gundy, Oklahoma State
Gundy is not getting along with T. Boone Pickens these days, and that is coming from Pickens himself. It probably is not wise to piss off the guy who's name is on the stadium you coach in. Pickens said that Gundy is not a people person, and that is a bad thing in booster schmoozing college football. Every coach eventually stays somewhere too long, and it may be Gundy's time to move on.

Mark Helfrich, Oregon
It sure was nice when he had Chip Kelly's guys to coach, but recruiting has taken a massive dump since Kelly left the factory keys to Helfrich. The loss to Nebraska, followed by a loss to Colorado at home, have the natives restless.

Hugh Freeze, Ole Miss
The huge win over Georgia has taken some heat off this week, but is he loses another 2 or 3 games, which is possible, Ole Miss may have an opening.

Gus Malzahn, Auburn
Hey, if they showed Chizik the door, nobody is safe here. I don't know if he gets fired like Les Miles did if he lost to LSU, but that Miles/LSU relationship was damaged beyond repair. Malzahn, however, is an offensive mastermind, who can't seem to find a workable offense, and has not developed any QBs lately. That's bad news for him.

Mark Stoops, Kentucky
Stoops has picked up a couple of wins as of late, but the Wildcats are a 35 point dog this week against Alabama. There is no shame in losing to Alabama, but Kentucky has to beat most everyone else, and they don't seem destined to do so.

James Franklin, Penn State
Losing to Michigan by 39 is not what Penn State football is all about, nor is his 0-6 record against ranked teams during his tenure. Penn State looked so deficient of talent in the loss to Michigan, and that sits in the lap of Franklin, who still has not developed a decent QB.

Jim Mora, UCLA
UCLA has been incredible on defense this season, but the offense has been putrid, and the shine has completely worn off of over hyped Josh Rosen. The run game is not working, the talent at WR is negligible, and Mora is just plain distracted, be it from his recent divorce, or from having an eye on the NFL in 2017.

Dan Mullen, Mississippi State
Mullen was awesome when he had Dak Prescott. He has no Prescott now, and he is about to get a new boss as AD. That's a terrible mixture for Mullen, who already has lost to South Alabama, and played an uninspired game at U Mass.

Kliff Kingsbury, Texas Tech
This guy is a one sided football coach, who knows absolutely nothing about defense on any level. Texas Tech is average, at best, this season, he is going to have to put something together to get through Big 12 play with one of the worst scoring defenses anyone has ever seen.

Bilo's College Football Week 5 Picks: Straight Up

We enter week 4 on a solid run of picking straight up winners in every game played in FBS and FCS football. I am 373-101 for the season so far. Here are my picks for who will win every game played this weekend in FBS and FCS football:

FBS

Thursday
Houston over U Conn
Texas Tech over Kansas

Friday
Stanford over Washington
Toledo over BYU

Saturday
Alabama over Kentucky
Ohio State over Rutgers
Louisville over Clemson
Michigan over Wisconsin
Texas A&M over South Carolina
Tennessee over Georgia
Florida State over North Carolina
Baylor over Iowa State
Miami over Georgia Tech
Nebraska over Illinois
Ole Miss over Memphis
Michigan State over Indiana
Utah over California
San Diego State over South Alabama
Arkansas over Alcorn State
Oklahoma over TCU
Oklahoma State over Texas
Florida over Vanderbilt
Boise State over Utah State
Notre Dame over Syracuse
Iowa over Northwestern
East Carolina over UCF
Appalachian State over Georgia State
Temple over SMU
Duke over Virginia
Boston College over Buffalo
Colorado over Oregon State
Ohio over Miami (Ohio)
Eastern Michigan over Bowling Green
Maryland over Purdue
Air Force over Navy
Tulane over U Mass
Ball State over Northern Illinois
West Virginia over Kansas State
Auburn over Ul-Monroe
Wake Forest over NC State
Penn State over Minnesota
Akron over Kent State
New Mexico over San Jose State
Troy over Idaho
Old Dominion over Charlotte
Coastal Carolina over Charleston Southern
Middle Tennessee over North Texas
FAU over FIU
Texas State over Incarnate Word
Louisiana Tech over UTEP
Western Kentucky over Houston Baptist
Southern Miss over Rice
USF over Cincinnati
Western Michigan over Central Michigan
Pittsburgh over Marshall
LSU over Missouri
UL-Lafayette over New Mexico State
Arizona State over USC
Washington State over Oregon
Colorado State over Wyoming
UNLV over Fresno State
UCLA over Arizona
Nevada over Hawaii

FCS

Thursday
North Carolina A&T over Hampton

Friday
Harvard over Georgetown

Saturday
Princeton over Columbia
Chattanooga over East Tennessee State
Brown over Rhode Island
Morehead State over Valporaiso
San Diego over Butler
St. Francis over Malone
Stetson over Davidson
Morgan State over Delaware State
Campbell over Marist
Duquesne over Jacksonville
Fordham over Monmouth
Dayton over Drake
Colgate over Cornell
Lehigh over Yale
James Madison over Delaware
VMI over Mercer
Norfolk State over Howard
Cal Poly over North Dakota
North Dakota State over Illinois State
Samford over Wofford
Indiana State over Missouri State
UT Martin over Tennessee State
Furman over Kennesaw State
Alabama State over UA Pine Bluff
Northern Arizona over Northern Colorado
Holy Cross over Lafayette
Richmond over Towson
Bryant over Maine
New Hampshire over William & Mary
Citadel over Western Carolina
Central Arkansas over Abilene Christian
Villanova over Elon
Sam Houston State over Stephen F Austin
Youngstown State over South Dakota
North Carolina Central over Bethune-Cookman
Prairie View over Grambling
Eastern Washington over UC Davis
Montana over Southern Utah
Northern Iowa over Southern Illinois
Murray State over Austin Peay
Portland State over Idaho State
Sacred Heart over Wagner
Gardner-Webb over Benedict
Savannah State over Florida A&M
McNeese State over Nicholls State
Western Illinois over South Dakota State
Dartmouth over Penn
Liberty over Robert Morris
Eastern Kentucky over Tennessee Tech
Jackson State over Mississippi Valley State
Eastern Illinois over SE Missouri State
SE Louisiana over Lamar
Texas Southern over Alabama A&M
Montana State over Sacramento State

Bilo's College Football Week 5 Picks: Against the Spread

Here we go again kids! It's time for my picks against the spread for week 5 in college football! Last week I finished 9-8 for an overall record of 36-27-3 for 2016 thus far. Let's call this week my blowout moment, because I am upping the game. For week 5, I will be picking 30 total games against the spread, because I have likely lost my mind! Let's get to it...

Toledo +4 BYU

Houston -29 U Conn

Stanford +3 Washington

Penn State -3 Minnesota

Iowa -13.5 Northwestern

West Virginia -3.5 Kansas State

Notre Dame -11 Syracuse

USF-5.5 Cincinnati

Old Dominion -9 Charlotte

Western Michigan -3.5 Central Michigan

Ball State -4 Northern Illinois

Eastern Michigan +3 Bowling Green

Ohio -2.5 Miami (Ohio)

East Carolina -4 UCF

Akron -7 Kent State

Louiville -2 Clemson

Southern Miss -24 Rice

Colorado State -6.5 Wyoming

Tennessee -3.5 Georgia

Utah +1.5 California

Oklahoma State -2.5 Texas

Colorado -17.5 Oregon State

Wake Forest +10.5 NC State

Texas A&M -17.5 South Carolina

UCLA -13 Arizona

Arizona State +10 USC

Baylor -16.5 Iowa State

UL-Lafayette -5 New Mexico State

Troy -14 Idaho

Nevada -3.5 Hawaii

Bilo's College Football FBS Conference Power Rankings

With a full four weeks played out, it is time to see where every conference in FBS football ranks for the first month of the season. There were some surprises this month, such as the Big 12, as a Power Five Conference, not even ranking in our top five.
These numbers are put together based on every school's PRS Rankings points, added together within their conference and then divided by the number of teams in their conference.
Here are the overall Power Rankings for each conference in FBS:

1. Big 10 307.93...Four teams in the PRS top ten drove this number.
2. SEC 298.86...As you can see, not far behind, but the bottom of the league made this happen.
3. ACC 278.64...Louisville took control early and has had the top spot for 3 weeks. That helped.
4. PAC-12 225.08...It has not been a great month for this conference, and USC helped sink the ship.
5. AAC 187.5...Houston, Memphis, and Navy had solid months, but bottom half is bad.
6. Big 12 127.7...Oklahoma being awful in September was bad, Kansas and Iowa State were worse.
7.Independents -50.5...Army was strong until week 4, ND, BYU, U Mass all were awful.
8. Mountain West -71.42...Boise State, SDSU, Air Force carried the load, but getting no help.
9. MAC -88.75...WMU, CMU, Toledo are solid, but 4 teams in bottom 15.
10. Sun Belt -123.18...Arkansas State loss to C. Arkansas this week was no bonus.
11. Conference USA -263.39...CUSA has been awful, with even top programs being terrible so far.

Mountain West, Conference USA, and Sun Belt all finished the period scored with only three schools each earning positive points for the first month of the season. Conference USA was the biggest surprise of the group, as Louisiana Tech and Marshall have been awful to start, and Rice and FIU both scored in the -700 range. FIU was so bad that Ron Turner was already fired, with FIU placing dead last in our FBS PRS Rankings this week.
Georgia, considered as a national power, ranks behind Eastern Michigan this week, and LSU and Akron are neck and neck. That helped the SEC slip to number two this month.

Bilo's College Fotball PRS Rankings Week 4: FBS

Much like our FCS rankings this week, FBS football has a number one team for the third consecutive week, a rarity this early in the college football season. Louisville, under the strong play of QB Lamar Jackson and his 25 TDs, remains on top as we head into week 5. A tough test awaits them as they travel to our 14th ranked team this week, Clemson. 105 points back of Alabama, and waiting in the wings should Louisville fall, is Alabama. Michigan, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, all of the Big 10, fill out the rest of the top five this week. Michigan is coming off a thumping of Penn State, while Wisconsin blew out Michigan State in a powerful road win. Nebraska had a tougher go in a road win over Northwestern, but it was good enough to fit in at number 5.
Houston, Tennessee, Ohio State, Washington, and Texas A&M fill out out top 10.
Our bottom ten is a gallery of usual suspects this week, with Florida International and fired coach Ron Turner coming in dead last this week. From the bottom up the rest of the way in our bottom ten are: Miami (Ohio), Northern Illinois, Rice, Bowling Green, Kent State, Florida Atlantic, Arkansas State, San Jose State, and Charlotte.

Here are the complete top to bottom PRS Rankings for FBS football coming off of week 4:

Rank	Points	Team	Record	Opponent
1	1118	Louisville	4-0	Def. Marshall 59-28
2	1013	Alabama	4-0	Def. Kent State 48-0
3	961	Michigan	4-0	Def. Penn State 49-10
4	899	Wisconsin	4-0	Def. Michgian State 30-6
5	886	Nebraska	4-0	Def. Northwestern 24-13
6	874	Houston	4-0	Def. Texas State 64-3
7	828	Tennessee	4-0	Def. Florida 38-28
8	803	Ohio State	3-0	Bye
9	767	Washington	4-0	Def. Arizona 35-28 OT
10	763	Texas A&M	4-0	Def. Arkansas 45-24
11	747	Western Michigan	4-0	Def. Georgia Southern 49-31
12	727	Baylor	4-0	Def. Oklahoma State 35-24
13	716	Boise State	3-0	Def. Oregon State 38-24
14	715	Clemson	4-0	Def. Georgia Tech 26-7
15	709	Arizona State	4-0	Def. California 51-41
16	650	Wake Forest	4-0	Def. Indiana 33-28
17	631	Utah	4-0	Def. Southern California 31-27
18	626	Army	3-1	Lost to Buffalo 23-20 OT
19	614	Stanford	3-0	Def. UCLA 22-13
20	563	Miami (FL)	3-0	Bye
21	548	Memphis	3-0	Def. Bowling Green State 77-3
22	543	Maryland	3-0	Bye
23	531	Toledo	3-0	Bye
24	506	Florida	3-1	Lost to Tennessee 38-28
25	500	Arkansas	3-1	Lost to Texas A&M 45-24
26	487	San Diego State	3-0	Bye
27	482	Air Force	3-0	Def. Utah State 27-20
28T	446	West Virginia	3-0	Def. Brigham Young 35-32
28T	446	Navy	3-0	Bye
30	435	Colorado	3-1	Def. Oregon 41-38
31	405	Minnesota	3-0	Def. Colorado State 31-24
32	402	Florida State	3-1	Def. South Florida 55-35
33	399	Troy	3-1	Def. New Mexico State 52-6
34	395	Southern Mississippi	3-1	Def. Texas-El Paso 34-7
35	390	Iowa	3-1	Def. Rutgers 14-7
36	367	Central Michigan	3-1	Lost to Virginia 49-35
37	365	Virginia Tech	3-1	Def. East Carolina 54-17
38	363	Ball State	3-1	Def. Florida Atlantic 31-27
39	359	Middle Tennessee State	3-1	Def. Louisiana Tech 38-34
40	354	North Carolina	3-1	Def. Pittsburgh 37-36
41	350	South Florida	3-1	Lost to Florida State 55-35
42	331	Georgia Southern	3-1	Lost to Western Michigan 49-31
43	330	Tulsa	3-1	Def. Fresno State 48-41 2 OT's
44	328	Texas Christian	3-1	Def. Southern Methodist 33-3
45	314	Texas	2-1	Bye
46	313	Eastern Michigan	3-1	Def. Wyoming 27-24
47	306	Georgia	3-1	Lost to Mississippi 45-14
48	268	Indiana	2-1	Lost to Wake Forest 33-28
49	253	Cincinnati	3-1	Def. Miami (OH) 27-20
50	252	Georgia Tech	3-1	Lost to Clemson 26-7
51	244	California	2-2	Lost to Arizona State 51-41
52	167	Texas Tech	2-1	Bye
53	154	Kansas State	2-1	Def. Missouri State 35-0
54	137	North Carolina State	2-1	Bye
55	135	Mississippi State	2-2	Def. Massachusetts 47-35
56	127	Western Kentucky	2-2	Lost to Vanderbilt 31-30 OT
57	104	UCLA	2-2	Lost to Stanford 22-13
58	101	Penn State	2-2	Lost to Michigan 49-10
59	95	South Carolina	2-2	Lost to Kentucky 17-10
60	88	Appalachian State	2-2	Def. Akron 45-38
61	85	Vanderbilt	2-2	Def. Western Kentucky 31-30 OT
62	51	Kentucky	2-2	Def. South Carolina 17-10
63	41	Michigan State	2-1	Lost to Wisconsin 30-6
64	21	Auburn	2-2	Def. Louisiana State 18-13
65	7	Purdue	2-1	Def. Nevada-Reno 24-14
66	2	Missouri	2-2	Def. Delaware State 79-0
67	-18	Pittsburgh	2-2	Lost to North Carolina 37-36
68	-19	Ohio	2-2	Def. Gardner-Webb 37-21
69	-25	Central Florida	2-2	Def. Florida International 53-14
70T	-38	Mississippi	2-2	Def. Georgia 45-14
70T	-38	Akron	2-2	Lost to Appalachian State 45-38
72	-49	Oregon	2-2	Lost to Colorado 41-38
73	-57	Oklahoma State	2-2	Lost to Baytor 35-24
74	-60	Duke	2-2	Def. Notre Dame 38-35
75	-61	Boston College	2-2	Def. Wagner 42-10
76	-68	Temple	2-2	Def. Charlotte 48-20
77	-78	Wyoming	2-2	Lost to Eastern Michigan 27-24
78	-79	East Carolina	2-2	Lost to Virginia Tech 54-17
79	-83	Louisiaina State	2-2	Lost to Auburn 18-13
80	-83	Oklahoma	1-2	Bye
81	-89	Arizona	2-2	Lost to Washington 35-28 OT
82	-92	Old Dominion	2-2	Def. Texas-San Antonio 33-19
83	-100	Nevada-Reno	2-2	Lost to Purdue 24-14
84	-104	North Texas	2-2	Def. Rice 42-35 2 OT's
85	-105	Colorado State	2-2	Lost to Minnesota 31-24
86	-106	Tulane	2-2	Def. Louisiana-Lafayette 41-39 4 OT's
87	-115	South Alabama	2-2	Def. Nicholls State 41-40 OT
88	-129	Southern Methodist	2-2	Lost to Texas Christian 33-3
89	-130	Washington State	1-2	Bye
90	-131	Utah State	2-2	Lost to Air Force 27-20
91	-136	Idaho	2-2	Def. Nevada-Las Vegas 33-30 OT
92	-138	Rutgers	2-2	Lost to Iowa 14-7
93	-144	Connecticut	2-2	Lost to Syracuse 31-24
94T	-147	Syracuse	2-2	Def. Connecticut 31-24
94T	-147	Louisiana Lafayette	2-2	Lost to Tulane 41-39 4 OT's
96	-186	Texas State	1-2	Lost to Houston 64-3
97	-222	Brigham Young	1-3	Lost to West Virginia 35-32
98	-224	New Mexico	1-2	Bye
99	-236	Notre Dame	1-3	Lost to Duke 38-35
100	-241	Southern California	1-3	Lost to Utah 31-27
101	-274	Buffalo	1-2	Def. Army 23-20 OT
102	-279	New Mexico State	1-3	Lost to Troy 52-6
103	-289	Louisiana Monroe	1-2	Bye
104	-294	Oregon State	1-2	Lost to Boise State 38-24
105	-325	Kansas	1-2	Bye
106	-330	Marshall	1-2	Lost to Louisville 59-28
107	-341	Louisiana Tech	1-3	Lost to Middle Tennessee State 38-34
108	-367	Illinois	1-2	Bye
109	-369	Virginia	1-3	Def. Central Michigan 49-35
110	-370	Massachusetts	1-3	Lost to Mississippi State 47-35
111	-394	Iowa State	1-3	Def. San Jose State 44-10
112	-425	Nevada-Las Vegas	1-3	Lost to Idaho 33-30 OT
113	-431	Texas-El Paso	1-3	Lost to Southern Mississippi 34-7
114	-453	Texas San Antonio	1-3	Lost to Old Dominion 33-19
115	-479	Fresno State	1-3	Lost to Tulsa 48-41 2 OT's
116	-482	Hawaii	1-3	Bye
117	-488	Northwestern	1-3	Lost to Nebraska 24-13
118	-498	Georgia State	0-3	Bye
119	-516	Charlotte	1-3	Lost to Temple 48-20
120	-518	San Jose State	1-3	Lost to Iowa State 44-10
121	-523	Arkansas State	1-3	Def. Central Arkansas 28-23
122	-536	Florida Atlantic	1-3	Lost to Ball State 31-27
123	-602	Kent State	1-3	Lost to Alabama 48-0
124	-626	Bowling Green State	1-3	Lost to Memphis 77-3
125	-711	Rice	0-4	Lost to North Texas 42-35 2 OT's
126	-754	Northern Illinois	0-4	Lost to Western Illinois 28-23
127	-760	Miami (OH)	0-4	Lost to Cincinnati 27-20
128	-791	Florida International	0-4	Lost to Central Florida 53-14

Bilo's College Football PRS Rankings Week 4: FCS

For the 3rd consecutive week, we have stability in the top overall spot in our weekly rankings. Albany, who probably played their worst outing of the year this past weekend, remains in number one based on strong numbers from a win over FBS Buffalo in the opener. Those numbers have carried them ever since, but the Great Danes look tenuous for next week, as they have a bye. Bye weeks mean no gained points, so expect a change at the top next week.
Sacred Heart is red hot and streaking up to the number 2 spot this week, coming off of a strong win over Stony Brook, who had hammered Richmond the week before. Sacred Heart is just 70 points back of the top spot.
Western Illinois vaulted to 3rd this week, as they are coming off a strong 28-23 road win over FBS member Northern Illinois this week. James Madison and Chattanooga round out the top 5.
The rest of the top ten is as follows: North Dakota State, Eastern Washington, Cal Poly, Villanova, and The Citadel.
The bottom ten resemble last week's mess, and are, from worst up, as follows: Robert Morris, Mississippi Valley State, Rhode Island, Marist, Sacramento State, Murray State, Alabama State, Norfolk State, Central Connecticut State, and Furman.

Here are the PRS rankings for the entire FCS membership this week:

Rank	Points	Team	Record	Opponent
1	984	Albany	4-0	Def. St. Francis (PA) 20-9
2	914	Sacred Heart	4-0	Def. Stony Brook 38-10
3	786	Western Illinois	3-0	Def. Northern Illinois 28-23
4	786	James Madison	3-1	Def. Maine 31-20
5	723	Tennessee-Chattanooga	4-0	Def. Samford 41-21
6	712	North Dakota State	3-0	Bye
7	689	Eastern Washington	3-1	Def. Northern Arizona 50-35
8	648	California Poly	3-1	Def. Montana 42-41
9	638	Villanova	3-1	Def. Lafayette 31-14
10	637	Citadel	3-0	Bye
11	624	Indiana State	3-1	Def. Illinois State 34-31
12	605	Georgetown	3-0	Def. Columbia 17-14
13	603	Richmond	3-1	Def. Colgate 38-31
14	593	Central Arkansas	3-1	Def. Arkansas State 28-23
15	586	Coastal Carolina	3-1	Def. Furman 41-21
16T	583	Eastern Illinois	3-1	Def. Austin Peay State 56-35
16T	583	Sam Houston State	3-0	Def. Houston Baptist 52-16
18	563	Southern	2-2	Def. Alabama A&M 59-31
19	534	Grambling State	3-1	Def. Alcorn State 43-18
20	506	Wofford	3-1	Def. East Tennessee State 31-0
21	490	Delaware	2-1	Bye
22	474	Jacksonville State	3-1	Def. Liberty 48-19
23	473	Harvard	2-0	Def. Brown 32-22
24T	450	Virginia Military Institute	2-1	Def. Bucknell 23-17 3 OT's
24T	450	Youngstown State	2-1	Bye
26	449	Tennessee State	3-0	Bye
27	442	Stephen F Austin State	3-1	Def. Abilene Christian 41-30
28	433	Dartmouth	2-0	Def. Holy Cross 35-10
29	423	Cornell	2-0	Def. Yale 27-13
30	404	North Carolina A&T	2-1	Bye
31	401	Southern Illinois	2-1	Bye
32	392	Southern Utah	2-1	Def. Portland State 45-31
33	331	New Hampshire	2-2	Def. Rhode Island 39-17
34	323	Prairie View A&M	2-2	Def. Mississippi Valley State 56-21
35	317	Montana	2-1	Lost to California Poly 42-41
36	308	Weber State	2-2	Def. California-Davis 38-35
37	295	North Carolina Central	2-2	Def. Norfolk State 34-31
38	293	Tennessee-Martin	2-2	Def. Tennessee Tech 44-23
39	291	Missouri State	2-1	Lost to Kansas State 35-0
40	287	Northern Colorado	2-1	Bye
41	282	South Carolina State	1-3	Def. Florida A&M 48-14
42	279	East Tennessee State	2-1	Lost to Wofford 31-0
43	274	North Dakota	2-2	Def. Montana State 17-15
44	257	Fordham	2-1	Def. Pennsylvania 31-17
45	252	Monmouth	2-2	Lost to Charleston Southern 35-7
46	244	Idaho State	2-2	Def. Sacramento State 42-34
47	244	Illinois State	1-3	Lost to Indiana State 34-31
48	237	William & Mary	2-2	Lost to Elon 27-10
49	221	Western Carolina	1-2	Bye
50	192	Nicholls State	1-2	Lost to South Alabama 41-40 OT
51	184	Texas Southern	2-2	Def. Alabama State 31-27
52	173	Charleston Southern	2-2	Def. Monmouth 35-7
53	172	Savannah State	1-2	Def. Bethune-Cookman 16-10 OT
54	171	Colgate	1-2	Lost to Richmond 38-31
55	169	Stony Brook	2-2	Lost to Sacred Heart 38-10
56	162	Samford	2-1	Lost to Tennessee-Chattanooga 41-21
57	161	Lehigh	2-2	Def. Princeton 42-28
58T	104	McNeese State	2-2	Def. Incarnate Word 42-35
58T	104	Kennesaw State	2-1	Def. Duquesne 36-28
60	96	South Dakota	1-2	Bye
61	84	Jacksonville	2-1	Def. Stetson 24-7
62	71	Campbell	3-1	Def. Butler 33-27 OT
63	67	San Diego	2-1	Def. Dayton 34-22
64	65	Hampton	1-2	Bye
65	62	Southeastern Louisiana	1-2	Def. Northwestern State 34-24
66	60	Wagner	2-1	Lost to Boston College 42-10
67	58	South Dakota State	1-2	Bye
68	55	Brown	1-1	Lost to Harvard 32-22
69T	48	Elon	2-2	Def. William & Mary 27-10
69T	48	Montana State	2-2	Lost to North Dakota 17-15
71	44	Towson	1-2	Bye
72	43	Liberty	1-3	Lost to Jacksonville State 48-19
73	41	Eastern Kentucky	1-2	Bye
74	34	Duquesne	2-2	Lost to Kenneshaw State 36-28
75	29	Morgan State	1-2	Def. Howard 28-24
76	14	Northern Iowa	1-2	Bye
77	13	Mercer	1-2	Bye
78	-3	Princeton	1-1	Lost to Lehigh 42-28
79	-42	Houston Baptist	2-2	Lost to Sam Houston State 52-16
80	-74	Bryant	2-2	Def. Central Connecticut State 45-25
81	-93	Gardner-Webb	1-3	Lost to Ohio 37-21
82	-96	Dayton	2-2	Lost to San Diego 34-22
83	-97	Southeast Missouri State	1-3	Def. Murray State 17-16
84	-101	Jackson State	1-3	Def. Arkansas-Pine Bluff 32-20
85	-116	Portland State	1-3	Lost to Southern Utah 45-31
86	-135	Valparaiso	2-2	Def. Davidson 24-20
87	-142	Alcorn State	1-2	Lost to Grambling State 43-18
88	-144	Alabama A&M	1-3	Lost to Southern 59-31
89	-151	California-Davis	1-3	Lost to Weber State 38-35
90	-157	Howard	0-4	Lost to vs, Morgan State 28-24
91	-191	Maine	0-3	Lost to James Madison 31-20
92	-193	St. Francis (PA)	1-3	Lost to Albany 20-9
93	-209	Holy Cross	1-3	Lost to Dartmouth 35-10
94	-210	Tennessee Tech	1-3	Lost to Tennessee-Martin 44-23
95	-212	Butler	2-2	Lost to Campbell 33-27 OT
96	-224	Drake	2-2	Def. Morehead State 30-28
97	-250	Presbyterian	1-3	Lost to Florida Tech 28-7
98T	-254	Northern Arizona	1-3	Lost to Eastern Washington 50-35
98T	-254	Davidson	2-2	Lost to Valparaiso 24-20
100	-281	Bucknell	1-3	Lost to Virginia Military Institute 23-17 3 OT's
101	-300	Lafayette	1-3	Lost to Villanova 31-14
102	-329	Bethune-Cookman	0-3	Lost to Savannah State 16-10 OT
103	-334	Columbia	0-2	Lost to Georgetown 17-14
104	-340	Pennsylvania	0-2	Lost to Fordham 31-17
105	-363	Austin Peay State	0-3	Lost to Eastern Illinois 56-35
106	-364	Incarnate Word	1-3	Lost to McNees State 42-35
107	-372	Delaware State	0-3	Lost to Missouri 79-0
108	-373	Arkansas-Pine Bluff	1-3	Lost to Jackson State 32-20
109	-380	Yale	0-2	Lost to Cornell 27-13
110	-385	Stetson	1-2	Lost to Jacksonville 24-7
111	-392	Lamar	0-3	Bye
112	-402	Florida A&M	0-4	Lost to South Carolina State 48-14
113	-411	Abilene Christian	0-4	Lost to Stephen F. Austin State 41-30
114	-475	Northwestern State	0-4	Lost to Southeastern Louisiana 34-24
115	-481	Morehead State	1-3	Lost to Drake 30-28
116	-483	Furman	0-4	Lost to Coastal Carolina 41-21
117	-504	Central Connecticut State	1-3	Lost to Bryant 45-25
118	-513	Norfolk State	1-3	Lost to North Carolina Central 34-31
119	-514	Alabama State	0-4	Lost to Texas Southern 31-27
120	-535	Murray State	0-4	Lost to Southeast Missouri State 17-16
121	-552	Sacramento State	0-4	Lost to Idaho State 42-34
122	-561	Marist	0-3	Bye
123	-585	Rhode Island	0-4	Lost to New Hamsphire 39-17
124	-598	Mississippi Valley State	0-4	Lost to Prairie View A&M 56-21
125	-637	Robert Morris	1-3	Def. Malone 21-19