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Central Washington Defeats Colorado Mesa 41-14 in 2025 D2 Football Opener

Central Washington Defeats Colorado Mesa 41-14 in 2025 D2 Football Opener

Central Washington beats Colorado Mesa 41-14 in the 2025 D2 football opener. Kennedy McGill shines as the Wildcats start strong in the Rodeo Bowl.

Aug 28, 2025 by R. R. Ellis
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Central Washington kicked off the 2025 D2 football season in dominant fashion, powering past Colorado Mesa 41-14 in a game dubbed the Rodeo Bowl at Tomlinson Stadium in Ellensburg, Washington

After a slow first half, quarterback Kennedy McGill ignited the offense with over 300 total yards and two touchdowns. 

The Wildcats piled on 34 points in the second and third quarters, while their defense added a pick-six. 

Mesa showed flashes but couldn’t keep up. CWU opens the season 1-0 in emphatic style.

Recap the scores and highlights from the game below, or subscribe to watch Central Washington vs. Colorado Mesa replay on FloCollege.

Top Performers: Colorado Mesa Vs. Central Washington

Colorado Mesa

  • Trek Keyworth – 4 receptions, 147 yards, 1 touchdown
  • Liu Aumavae – 192 passing yards
  • AJ Adams – 7 tackles

Central Washington

  • Kennedy McGill – 190 passing yards, 135 rushing yards, 2 touchdowns
  • Chase Coalson – 10 tackles
  • Mason Juergens – 2 receptions, 75 yards, 1 touchdown

End Of Game: Central Washington Wins

Final: Colorado Mesa 14, Central Washington 41

Despite a lukewarm first half, the Central Washington Wildcats dominated the second half. Kennedy McGill and the Wildcat offense fell into place as CWU scored 34 points in the second and third quarters. 

Colorado Mesa was able to score 14 points in the second half, but was unable to keep up with CWU as they started to pour on the touchdowns. 

Central Washington looks solid to start the season, and they will take the first win for any team of the D2 football campaign.

Six Minutes Left - Q4 5:58

Colorado Mesa 14, Central Washington 41

About six minutes left in this game. Doesn't feel like CWU is done, but they've really shown what they can do with this game. 

Great way to start the season against a pretty stout opponent. 

Ryder Bumgarner Scores! - 4Q 10:18

Colorado Mesa 14, Central Washington 41

CWU is laying it on thick, as they score ANOTHER touchdown. 

At this rate, the Wildcats might drop a 50 burger. 

Colorado Mesa Scores! - 4Q 13:30

Colorado Mesa 14, Central Washington 34

Cole Hansen is in at quarterback and he completes the pass for 66 yards to Trek Keyworth. 

Colorado Mesa showing their mettle. 

It's been all offense in the second half. 

Kennedy McGill Scores - 4Q 15:00

Colorado Mesa 7, Central Washington 34

Kennedy McGill breaks one off to start the fourth quarter, with a 23 yard run. 

The Wildcats aren't done yet! 

Third Quarter Ends

Colorado Mesa 7, Central Washington 27

Central Washington settled in during this second half as they put up 20 more points, including three touchdowns. 

Brett McCalla Interception, TD - 3Q 6:22

Colorado Mesa 7, Central Washington 27

The Wildcats defense steps up and scores a touchdown as Central Washington is dominating in the second half. 

The extra point is blocked by Colorado Mesa. 

CWU Scores! - 3Q 7:12

Colorado Mesa 7, Central Washington 21

Juergens catches a long-distance throw from Kennedy McGill and runs in for the touchdown. 

Central Washington is clicking in the second half. 

Already three touchdowns combined in this third quarter. 

Colorado Mesa Scores! - 3Q 9:09

Colorado Mesa 7, Central Washington 14

Colorado Mesa responds with a touchdown of their own. 

Liu Aumavae finds Alex Turpin in the end zone and the Mavs put 7 points on the board. 

One-Handed Catch! - 3Q 9:15

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 14

Trek Keyworth with an absurd one-handed catch for 29 yards. 

Aumavae -> Keyworth For 39 Yards - Q3 11:54

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 14

Mavericks work their way up to the CWU39 yard line. 

Colorado Mesa is still looking for their first points of the day. 

Touchdown McGill! - 3Q 12:27

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 14

Kennedy McGill gets his touchdown with a quick QB draw.

Wildcats go up by two touchdowns. 

Kennedy McGill Massive Run! - 3Q 13:05

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Huge rush from CWU quarterback Kennedy McGill. He shakes off multiple tackles, and reaches the end zone, but upon review he's found to have stepped out of bounds. 

Still a fantastic run of 41 yards from the QB. 

Beau Phillips Breaks Run Off - 3Q 15:00

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Huge run from Beau Phillips to start the second half. He hits the ground running and shoots up the middle for 16 yards.

Third Quarter Begins - 3Q 15:00

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Thirty more minutes of football. Let's see who takes home the win. 

Colorado Mesa kicks off to Central Washington to start the second half. 

Halftime Stats

First Downs

  • Colorado Mesa: 10
  • Central Washington: 7

Rushing Yards

  • Colorado Mesa: 26
  • Central Washington: 53

Passing Yards

  • Colorado Mesa: 118
  • Central Washington: 103

Total Offense

  • Colorado Mesa: 144 yards
  • Central Washington: 156 yards

Third Down Conversions

  • Colorado Mesa: 4 of 10
  • Central Washington: 1 of 3

Halftime In Ellensburg

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Colorado Mesa is unable to take advantage of the turnover, as time expires in the second quarter. 

The teams will enter the locker rooms with CWU up 7-0.

Colorado Mesa Interception! - 2Q :36

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Kennedy McGill's pass was intercepted by Lane Branstetter and the Mavericks will get a chance to score before halftime. 

McGill QB Draw, First Down - 2Q 1:16

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Kennedy McGill rushes up the middle for 13 yards and a first down. 

The Wildcats are trying to score before halftime. They will receive the kick to start the third quarter. 

Colorado Mesa Misses FG - 2Q 2:18

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Mesa held the ball for nearly half of the quarter, but are unable to pick up any points after the Mesa kicker misses the 38-yard field goal. 

Mavericks Convert On Fourth Down - 2Q 4:04

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Aumavae hands off to Aiden Taylor who picks up two yards, which is enough to get the first down. 

Colorado Mesa now at the CWU25. 

Huge Throw From Aumavae - 2Q 6:17

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Aumavae finds Trek Keyworth as the Mavericks continue their way up the field. 

They get a new set of downs. They are currently at the Central Washington 33 yard line.

Mesa Working Their Way Upfield - 2Q 8:04

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Colorado Mesa are staying on the field after a 12 yard pass from Liu Aumavae to Ryan Rodieck. 

The Mavericks are in midfield with a 2nd and 11. 

Second Quarter Begins - 2Q 15:00

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Wildcats come out and quickly smash-and-grab two great offensive plays. One, a run from Beau Phillips that went for six hard-earned yards. 

Then McGill passes to Mason Juergens for 20 yards and a first down. 

First Quarter Ends

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Both teams offense has been stymied for most of the game so far, but McGill's massive throw to Jalen Grable keeps the Wildcats in the lead as the first quarter expires. 

Colorado Mesa Unable To Convert - 1Q 0:33

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

The Mavericks return the favor as they punt the ball back to the Wildcats as time dwindles in the first quarter. 

Central Washington maintain their 7-0 lead.

CWU Go Three-And-Out - 1Q 1:51

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Not much from Central Washington on their second possession as Colorado Mesa get the ball back after three quick downs from the Wildcats. 

Wildcats Hold Mavs - 1Q 3:15

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Despite some good plays from Aumavae, the Mavericks are unable to work their way into the red zone. 

They will punt back to the Wildcats, as they get their second offensive possession of the game. 

About three minutes left in the first quarter. 

Watch McGill -> Grable Touchdown 

Kennedy McGill Airs It, Touchdown! - 1Q 7:10

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 7

Kennedy McGill tosses for 51 yards to Jalen Grable for a massive touchdown to start the game. 

McGill scores one play after using his legs to rush for 15 yards and the first down, he looks solid so far. 

Wildcats score on their first possession.

Mesa Punts to CWU - 1Q - 9:24

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 0

Wildcats able to hold Colorado Mesa on 3rd down, as Amavae takes the sack. 

CWU gets their first chance on offense. Kennedy McGill in at QB for the Wildcats. 

Aumavae Finds Noah Greer, First Down - 1Q 11:40

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 0

Central Washington is unable to hold Mesa on third down, as Mesa QB Liu Amavae uses his legs to pass for 21 yards to Noah Green. First and 10. This was the first pass of the game. 

Aiden Taylor Picks Up First Down - 1Q 13:40

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 0

Colorado Mesa's Aiden Taylor with back to back runs, picks up a new set of downs after rushing for 11 yards on the first two plays of the game. 

First Quarter Begins - 1Q 15:00

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 0

Central Washington kicks off to Colorado Mesa and we're underway at Tomlinson Stadium.

Let's go. 

Kennedy McGill (CWU) Vs. Liu Aumavae (CMU)

Here are the 2024-25 stats for these starting quarterbacks. 

  • Kennedy McGill: 12 GP, 134/222 (60.4%), 1,724 yds, 15 passing TDs
  • Liu Aumavae: 11 GP, 134/216 (62.0%), 1,431 yds, 12 passing TDs

Teams Done Warming Up

Colorado Mesa 0, Central Washington 0

We're about five minutes from the Rodeo Bowl between Colorado Mesa and Central Washington. 

National Anthem playing soon. 

Colorado Mesa Vs. CWU Game Details

Head-to-Head History

This will be the fourth meeting between these two programs. Central Washington won the previous matchup in 2024.

  • Sep 14, 2024: Central Washington 28, Colorado Mesa 12
  • Aug 29, 2009: Central Washington 10, Colorado Mesa 0
  • Sep 6, 2008: Central Washington 48, Colorado Mesa 14

Central Washington Football 2025 Schedule

  • Aug. 28: vs. Colorado Mesa
  • Sept. 6: at Montana
  • Sept. 20: vs. West Texas A&M
  • Sept. 27: at Western New Mexico
  • Oct. 4: vs. Eastern New Mexico
  • Oct. 11: at UT Permian Basin
  • Oct. 18: vs. Texas A&M - Kingsville
  • Oct. 25: at Midwestern State
  • Nov. 1: vs. Angelo State
  • Nov. 8: at Sul Ross State
  • Nov. 15: vs. Western Oregon

Colorado Mesa Football 2025 Schedule

  • Aug. 28: at Central Washington
  • Sept. 6: vs. Eastern New Mexico
  • Sept. 20: at CSU Pueblo
  • Sept. 27: vs. Chadron State
  • Oct. 4: vs. Colorado School of Mines
  • Oct. 11: at Adams State
  • Oct. 18: vs. New Mexico Highlands
  • Oct. 25: at Fort Lewis
  • Nov. 1: vs. Black Hills State
  • Nov. 8: at South Dakota Mines
  • Nov. 15: vs. Western Colorado

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings 2025: Preseason

  1. Ferris State
  2. Harding
  3. Grand Valley State
  4. Slippery Rock
  5. Valdosta State
  6. Central Oklahoma
  7. West Florida
  8. Kutztown
  9. Virginia Union
  10. Minnesota State
  11. Angelo State
  12. Charleston (WV)
  13. CSU Pueblo
  14. Western Colorado
  15. Indianapolis
  16. Bemidji State
  17. Pittsburg State
  18. Lenoir–Rhyne
  19. Ouachita Baptist
  20. Central Missouri
  21. West Alabama
  22. Truman
  23. Miles
  24. Southern Arkansas
  25. UNC Pembroke

26. Central Washington, 27. California (PA), 28. UT Permian Basin, 29. Ashland, 30. Colorado Mines, 31. Carson–Newman, 32. Wingate, 33. East Stroudsburg

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CWU Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – Jalen Owens – DB
  • 1 – Mason Juergens – WR
  • 2 – Jalen Grable – WR
  • 4 – Cole Hunt – WR
  • 5 – Justice Taylor – RB
  • 6 – Ryder Bumgarner – RB
  • 7 – Justin Brennan – QB
  • 8 – Zay Jennings – DB
  • 9 – Javonte Walker – DB
  • 10 – Logan Brady – WR
  • 11 – Ty Snider – WR
  • 12 – Kolton Matson – QB
  • 12 – Landon Schafer – DB
  • 13 – King Williams – DB
  • 14 – Beau Phillips – RB
  • 15 – Jaden Chimese – DB
  • 15 – Bo Gionet – ATH
  • 16 – Caleb Christensen – QB
  • 17 – Kennedy McGill – QB
  • 18 – AJ Perez – WR
  • 19 – Samaje Featherstone – WR
  • 20 – Jaylen Clay – DB
  • 21 – Connor Goff – DB
  • 22 – Chris Dodson – DB
  • 23 – Darius Andaya – DB
  • 24 – Gavin Nash – WR
  • 25 – Antoine Lee – RB
  • 25 – Mika Roberson – DB
  • 26 – Wahi Emmsley – DB
  • 27 – Robert Matulich – DB
  • 27 – Ki’Marree Washington – RB
  • 28 – Coen Cronk – DB
  • 29 – Logan Lisherness – LB
  • 30 – Jerimyah Mitchell – DB
  • 31 – Brycen Indell – LB
  • 32 – Jalen Webber – DB
  • 33 – Jairus Phillips – LB
  • 34 – Brogan De’Asis – DL
  • 35 – Ethan Pletcher – DB
  • 36 – Michael Westbrook Jr. – DB
  • 37 – David Jones – DB
  • 38 – Jackson Hagopian – DB
  • 38 – Colton Magruder – RB
  • 39 – Omar Lazcano – DB
  • 40 – Brett McCalla – LB
  • 41 – Cale Allen – LB
  • 42 – Chase Loidhamer – DL
  • 43 – Kuma Scanlan – LB
  • 44 – Chase Coalson – DB
  • 45 – Wyatt Redding – K
  • 46 – Blake Borup – RB
  • 46 – Isaiah Cuellar – DB
  • 47 – Bennett Nield – LS
  • 48 – Tyler King – DL
  • 49 – David Weber – K
  • 50 – Hudson Hardy – DL
  • 52 – Thijs Van Diepen – DL
  • 53 – Donavan Scantlebury – OL
  • 54 – Slade Edwards – OL
  • 55 – Tayvion Smith – DL
  • 56 – Timothy Timoteo – DL
  • 57 – Jaxin McCallum – OL
  • 58 – Noah Koke-Mauga – OL
  • 59 – Riah Tua – DL
  • 62 – Gavin McCallum – OL
  • 63 – Tyler Luzan – OL
  • 66 – Chris Hauss – DL
  • 67 – Brody Sahlfeld – OL
  • 70 – Jacob Woodcock – OL
  • 71 – Brody Holland – OL
  • 72 – Lucas Johnson – OL
  • 73 – DeQuan Freeland – OL
  • 74 – Connor Aney – OL
  • 75 – Kaleb Potts – OL
  • 76 – Roman Perrin – OL
  • 77 – Charlie Bennett – OL
  • 78 – Vance Gustafson – OL
  • 79 – Dylan Dean – OL
  • 80 – Stephen Woodward – TE
  • 81 – Camden Loidhamer – TE
  • 82 – Andrew Molloy – TE
  • 83 – Max Moenoa – TE
  • 84 – Ben Hallead – WR
  • 85 – Boogy Brown – WR
  • 87 – Wentworth Scribner – TE
  • 88 – Logan Lipscomb – TE
  • 89 – Adam Loum – WR
  • 90 – Matulino Masunu – DL
  • 91 – Labarrio Mays II – DL
  • 92 – Ty Evans – DL
  • 94 – Trishion Sullivan – DL
  • 96 – Brian Kuhn – DL
  • 97 – Mikaio Edward – DL
  • 98 – Johnny O’Connor – DL
  • 99 – Zeke Stefano – DL

Colorado Mesa Football Roster 2025

  • 0 – O'Marius Dimry-Lockhart – DL
  • 1 – Jackson Hansen – WR
  • 2 – Gibson Leafgreen – DB
  • 3 – Kash Bradley – DB
  • 3 – Xavier Ramirez – RB
  • 4 – Liu Aumavae – QB
  • 5 – Brandon Belgrave – RB
  • 5 – Justin Lynch – DB
  • 6 – Noah Greer – WR
  • 7 – Kendrick Jones – DB
  • 7 – Jaden Thermidor – RB
  • 8 – Bronco Hartson – QB
  • 9 – Bryson Brown – WR
  • 10 – Alex Turpin – TE
  • 11 – Trek Keyworth – WR
  • 12 – AJ Adams – DB
  • 13 – Parker Cunningham – DB
  • 14 – Ryan Rodieck – WR
  • 15 – Aiden Taylor – RB
  • 16 – Jaydin Hedelius – WR
  • 17 – Aiden Olshan – RB
  • 18 – Cole Hansen – QB
  • 19 – Zedrick Fifita – DB
  • 20 – Lane Branstetter – DB
  • 21 – Marvin Jones – RB
  • 22 – Exander Carroll – RB
  • 23 – Andre Lopez-Green – DB
  • 24 – Lex Leany – LB
  • 25 – Atiba Fitz – DB
  • 27 – Brent Harris – DB
  • 28 – Myles Newble – RB
  • 29 – Jalen Hankins – WR
  • 31 – Jack Kimbrough – LB
  • 32 – Cooper Connelley – LB
  • 33 – Noah Williams – LB
  • 34 – La'Markus Reed – LB
  • 35 – Christian Speller – LB
  • 36 – George Soppe – LB
  • 37 – Ryan Connelley – LB
  • 38 – Payton Wainwright – LB
  • 39 – Sullivan Moon – K
  • 40 – Evan Morris – TE
  • 41 – AJ Reese – DB
  • 42 – Colton Mills-Younger – TE
  • 43 – Jake Sinz – LB
  • 44 – Ben Bogan – TE
  • 45 – Hunter Hamilton – DL
  • 46 – Austin Contreras – LB
  • 47 – Ian Hafey – LB
  • 49 – Braylon Sugg – LB
  • 50 – Max Kibbee – OL
  • 52 – Jaden Casanueva – LB
  • 53 – DJ Elchlinger – OL
  • 54 – Dave Tuliau – OL
  • 55 – Brody Van Cleave – LB
  • 56 – Max Rice – OL
  • 57 – Braiden Vaughn – LB
  • 60 – Cooper Mumford – OL
  • 62 – Cole Castro – OL/LS
  • 65 – Trevor Miller – OL
  • 66 – Calem Grimble – OL
  • 67 – Zach Dibella – OL
  • 68 – Kaden Butts – OL
  • 70 – David Ives – DL
  • 74 – Alex Cook – OL
  • 76 – JayDee Kahawai – OL
  • 81 – Jesse Carmona – WR
  • 82 – Jack Horsford – WR
  • 83 – Micah Byrum – TE
  • 84 – Logan Ryan – TE
  • 85 – Elijah Thomas Jr. – WR
  • 86 – Charlie Sparks – TE
  • 87 – Brody Robinson – DL
  • 88 – Greg Williams – LB
  • 89 – Oscar Willis – WR
  • 90 – Keyshaun Ceaser – DL
  • 91 – Easton Fuentes – DL
  • 92 – Perry Bailey – DL
  • 93 – Jon Dowell – DL
  • 95 – Kade Street – DL
  • 96 – Veni Tokelau – DL
  • 98 – Jalyn Lucas – DL
  • 99 – Oscar Aranday-Sierra – FB

D2 College Football Week 0 Games 2025

Thursday, August 28, 2025

  • 4:00 p.m. ET – Colorado Mesa vs Central Washington (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Northeastern State vs Saginaw Valley (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – MSU Moorhead vs Northern Michigan (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Pittsburg State vs Ferris State (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Bemidji State vs Michigan Tech (FloCollege)
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – West Liberty vs Walsh (FloCollege)
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Central Missouri vs Delta State (FloCollege)
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – New Mexico Highlands vs Eastern New Mexico (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – McKendree vs Indiana State
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Wheeling vs Clarion
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – UIndy vs Marian (IN)
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Virginia State vs Barton
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Edinboro vs East Stroudsburg
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Fairmont State vs Seton Hill
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Livingstone vs Charleston (WV)
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Nebraska-Kearney vs Wayne State (NE)
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Northwest Missouri State vs Minnesota State
  • 7:30 p.m. ET – Midland vs Mary
  • 7:30 p.m. ET – Upper Iowa vs Drake
  • 7:30 p.m. ET – Concordia-St. Paul vs Quincy
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Angelo State vs Fort Hays State
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – South Dakota Mines vs CSU Pueblo
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Minot State vs Emporia State
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – West Texas A&M vs Western Colorado
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Sioux Falls vs Black Hills State
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Winona State vs Minnesota Duluth

Friday, August 29, 2025

  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Lenoir-Rhyne vs West Florida (FloCollege)

Saturday, August 30, 2025

  • 11:00 a.m. ET – West Virginia State vs Carson-Newman (FloCollege)
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Lincoln (PA) vs Grand Valley State (FloCollege)
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Central Oklahoma vs Texas Permian Basin (FloCollege)
  • 5:00 p.m. ET – Saint Anselm vs Pace (FloCollege)
  • 5:15 p.m. ET – Fort Valley State vs West Alabama (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – UNC Pembroke vs Wingate (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Concord vs UVA Wise (FloCollege)
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Ferrum vs Catawba (FloCollege)
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Adams State vs Western New Mexico (FloCollege)
  • 11:00 a.m. ET – Davenport vs Gannon
  • 11:00 a.m. ET – Anderson (SC) vs Shorter
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Albany State (GA) vs Shaw
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Kentucky State vs Central State (OH)
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Emory & Henry vs Glenville State
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – West Virginia Wesleyan vs Post
  • 1:15 p.m. ET – Clark Atlanta vs Valdosta State
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – William Jewell vs Fort Lewis
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Washburn vs Truman State
  • 1:00 p.m. ET – Missouri Western vs Augustana (SD)
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Chadron State vs Northern Colorado
  • 2:00 p.m. ET – Morehouse vs Johnson C. Smith
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Edward Waters vs Savannah State
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Allen vs Morehead State
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Shepherd vs Frostburg State
  • 6:00 p.m. ET – Elizabeth City State vs Chowan
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Thomas More vs Southern Illinois
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Tusculum vs Bluefield State
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Central Methodist vs Missouri S&T
  • 7:30 p.m. ET – Lincoln (CA) vs Lincoln (MO)
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Midwestern State vs Missouri Southern State
  • 8:00 p.m. ET – Sul Ross State vs UTRGV

Sunday, August 31, 2025

  • 3:00 p.m. ET – Miles vs Virginia Union
  • 7:00 p.m. ET – Tuskegee vs Winston-Salem

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