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2025 Western Oregon vs Angelo State

Western Oregon Capitalizes On First Half Offense To Defeat Angelo State

Western Oregon Capitalizes On First Half Offense To Defeat Angelo State

Week 10 of the NCAA football season is coming to a close. In the LSC, No.25 Western Oregon sees victory over No.23 Angelo State. Relive the action here!

Nov 9, 2025 by Madelyn Mendoza
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On Nov. 8,  the Angelo State Rams fall to the Western Oregon Wolves in San Angelo, Texas. In this Top-25 matchup, the storyline of capitalizing on first-half offense helped push the Wolves to a 31-7 victory. 

The Western Oregon Wolves came in hot and never took their foot off the gas, barring some lulls in offense for both sides. The Wolves tallied at least one score in every quarter and quarterback Jordan McCarty was responsible for 14 of the teams 31 points. 

In the win, the Wolves tallied 347 yards of total offense. Quarterback Jordan McCarty was 9-for-15 on pass completion with 75 yards and one touchdown toss. McCarty was also the leading rusher for Western Oregon with 99 yards on 12 carries for two rushing touchdowns. 

The Wolves will return home on Nov. 15 to take on LSC leader Central Washington for the last regular season home game. 

On the Angelo State side of things, the Rams struggled to get things going offensively. Only being able to piece together one score, ASU tallied 197 yards of offense. 

Quarterback Braeden Fuller was 13-for-30 on pass completion for 92 yards and a touchdown pass. Trevor Winn was the leading receiver for the Rams with 56 yards on six receptions and one touchdown. 

The Rams will hit the road for their final regular season contest against West Texas A&M on Nov. 15. 

Relive all of the action down below or watch the replay on FloCollege!

End Quarter Four, Western Oregon Wins! 4Q - 0:00

Western Oregon 31, Angelo State 7 

As the clock hits zero in San Angelo, Texas, it's the Western Oregon Wolves who come out victorious. 

Wolves Hit 30! 4Q - 2:15

Western Oregon 31, Angelo State 7

Just before the 2-minute warning, Western Oregon extends the lead one final time. Tyler Konold takes the 38-yard rush to the house! 

Slow Offensive Quarter 4Q - 5:00

Western Oregon 24, Angelo State 7

With just five minutes left to play, it has been a slow offensive feat in the second half. Both teams have gone four and out on multiple drives. 

Start Fourth Quarter 4Q -15:00

Western Oregon 24, Angelo State 7

The final quarter is underway and with just 15 minutes left to play, Western Oregon still has a hefty lead. Will the Rams be able to make a comeback?

End Third Quarter 3Q - 0:00

Western Oregon 24, Angelo State 7

The third quarter ends just as quickly as it began as neither teams had a major offensive presence. Just 15 minutes until this one is over!

Wolves Get A Quick Field Goal 3Q - 3:43

Western Oregon 24, Angelo State 7 

After an abnormally quiet third quarter scoring wise. Shoutout to both teams' defenses, because they are playing lights out this third quarter. Western Oregon gets one through the uprights off the leg of Zane Colson. 

Start Third Quarter 3Q - 15:00

Western Oregon 21, Angelo State 7

The third quarter is here. Angelo State will start on offense! Just 30 minutes left, who is going to win? 

End First Half 2Q - 0:00 

Western Oregon 21, Angelo State 7

As time expires in San Angelo, so does the first half. The Rams still trail by 14 but with a later interception to close out the half, the Rams have the momentum and will receive to start the second half. 

Interception Rams! 2Q - 00:31

Western Oregon 21, Angelo State 7

The Rams pick off the Wolves with just 30 seconds left the play in the opening half. Eugene Liger picked off Jordan McCarty! 

ASU Scores! 2Q - 1:41

Western Oregon 21, Angelo State 7

With just under two minutes left to play in the first half, the Angelo State Rams snapped the scoring drought. Braeden Fuller connects with Trevor Winn for the 13-yard touchdown pass. 

Western Oregon Extends The Lead 2Q - 4:12

Western Oregon 21, Angelo State 0 

Western Oregon continues to keep its foot on the gas as the end zone is found for a third time in the first half. Jordan McCarty completes the 9-yard rush to extend the lead. 

Wolves Lead By Two Scores! 2Q - 9:06

Western Oregon 14, Angelo State 0 

Jordan McCarty turned on the wheels as he scrambles 32-yards for the end zone! Western Oregon leads by two scores! 

Western Oregon Interception! 2Q - 11:15

Western Oregon 7, Angelo State 0 

The Western Oregon defense is working! Malik Ross picks off Kaeden Smith and the ball is back with the Wolves! 

Start Second Quarter 2Q- 15:00

Western Oregon 7, Angelo State 0 

The second quarter of action is underway! It's still a one-score game. 

End First Quarter 1Q - 0:00

Western Oregon 7, Angelo State 0

The end of the first quarter has signaled in San Angelo. The Rams have yet to get on the board and Western Oregon went scoreless after the touchdown in the middle of the opening quarter. 

Angelo State Turns Over On Downs 1Q - 4:10

Western Oregon 7, Angelo State 0 

In the opening offensive drive for the Rams, the offense couldn't get rolling. Angelo State goes four and out and punts on 4th and 8. 

Wolves Strike First 1Q - 8:20 

Western Oregon 7, Angelo State 0 

The Western Oregon Wolves strike first in this LSC contest. Jordan McCarty found Cyris Taylor in the end zone for the opening points. The PAT was good! 

Kickoff! 1Q - 15:00

Western Oregon 0, Angelo State 0 

Action is underway in San Angelo! Angelo State has won the toss and will defer to the second half. The Wolves will start on offense. 

10 Minutes Until KickOff, Get Excited! 

Ten minutes left until kickoff in San Angelo! Get excited D2 fans, this will be a good one!

How To Watch Western Oregon vs. Angelo State

With kickoff coming up in just 20 short minutes, this LSC matchup will be streaming live on FloCollege. 

When is Western Oregon vs. Angelo State

The Top-25 clash will take place Nov. 8 in San Angelo, Texas. With kickoff set for 6 PM CT/ 7 PM ET,  1st Community Credit Union Field at LeGrand Stadium is the place to be if you are in San Angelo. 

Western Oregon vs. Angelo State By The Numbers: 

As we enter into the final week's of the 2025 season, here is a look at these two teams by the numbers. Please note all  stats are from 2025 and are on a average/game. 

Western Oregon: 

  • Points Per Game: 29.44
  • Total Offense: 341.1 yards
  • Passing Yards Per Game: 167.67 yards
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: 173.4 yards
  • Time of Possession: 29:27
  • Passing Yards Allowed: 263.78 yards
  • Rushing Yards Allowed: 96.4 yards
  • 3rd Down Conversion (%): 37.39%

Angelo State: 

  • Points Per Game: 35.56
  • Total Offense: 368.7 yards
  • Passing Yards Per Game: 184.11 yards
  • Rushing Yards Per Game: 184.6 yards
  • Time of Possession: 29:15
  • Passing Yards Allowed: 230.78 yards
  • Rushing Yards Allowed: 115.2 yards
  • 3rd Down Conversion (%): 36.97%

Angelo State 2025 Football Roster

  • 0, Donny Bishop, WR
  • 1, Demetrias Charles, DB
  • 2, Hunter Wallis, WR
  • 3, Eugene Liger, CB
  • 4, Zeek Freeman, WR
  • 5, Jayden Minix, DB
  • 6, Akili Hubbard, DB
  • 7, Marquis Brown, DB
  • 8, Kaeden Smith, QB
  • 9, Kendall Ayersman, CB
  • 10, Shamareon "Bobo" McKinnon, CB
  • 11, Trevor Winn, WR
  • 12, Braeden Fuller, QB
  • 13, Maddox Maher, QB
  • 14, Anthony Jones, WR
  • 15, Chad Pharies, RB
  • 16, Corey Sandolph, WR
  • 17, Ayden Arp, QB
  • 18, Nathan Morcom, LB
  • 19, Dorian Morris, WR
  • 20, Alex Bouloubasis, LB
  • 21, Devonte Robertson, LB
  • 22, Donovan Thomas, DB
  • 23, Athen Dominguez, DB
  • 24, Xavier Walton, DB
  • 25, Jayden Jones, RB
  • 26, Stefaan Forbes, P
  • 27, Israel Kaloso, RB
  • 28, Ashton Dickens, RB
  • 29, Jeremiah McNeeley, DB
  • 30, KJ Penson, DB
  • 31, Hunter Boudreaux, DB
  • 32, Jaylen Carter, DB
  • 33, Iverson Moore, DB
  • 35, Brandon Jones, DB
  • 37, Rance Purser, K/P
  • 38, JaeJuan Harris, DB
  • 39, Aron Valentine, DB
  • 40, Cameron Dischler, RB
  • 41, Canon Wiese, RB
  • 42, Caine Elroy, LB
  • 43, J’Quan Hennigan, DB
  • 44, Will Pope, LB
  • 45, Andres Sanchez, TE
  • 48, Blake Bunger, LB
  • 50, Logan Thomas, DE
  • 51, Kaleb Chomout, LS
  • 53, Viliami Salakielu, OL
  • 54, Paden Maass, K
  • 55, Jack Stone, OL
  • 56, Brandon Monroe, OL
  • 57, Evan Brown, OL
  • 58, Kobe Singleton, OL
  • 60, Kevin Kopitskie, OL
  • 61, Tadarian Smith, DL
  • 63, Ruben Cavazos, DL
  • 67, Jake Whitley, OL
  • 69, Brodan Elliott, OL
  • 74, Isaiah Mworia, OL
  • 75, Cruz Rojas, OL
  • 76, Aaron Duran, OL
  • 77, Eric Contreares, OL
  • 78, Prestine Johnson, OL
  • 79, Dalton Perry, OL
  • 80, Tyler Butler, WR
  • 83, Lane Stewart, WR
  • 84, Alex Wyatt, TE
  • 85, Kegan Stelmazewski, WR
  • 86, Alan Dobbins, WR
  • 89, Preston Baker, TE
  • 90, Zach Burton, DL
  • 91, Kriovanni Johnson, DL
  • 92, Jeff Isenhart, DL
  • 93, Jahy Osuna, DL
  • 94, Owen Seaver, DL
  • 95, Murray Robinson, DL
  • 96, Khamari Ephriam, DL
  • 97, Cameron Morrison, DL
  • 98, Mathew Onyejiaka, DL
  • 99, Greg Salazar, DL

Western Oregon 2025 Football Roster

  • 0, Isaiah Rickard, WR
  • 1, Cody Hall, WR
  • 2, Erick Gonzalez-Bejar, WR
  • 3, Kainoa Jones, QB
  • 4, Kam Forest, DB
  • 5, Jaylen Fite, WR
  • 6, Cyris Taylor, WR
  • 7, Daron Ulrich Jr., DB
  • 8, Malcolm Liufau, LB
  • 9, Dylan Camp, DB
  • 10, James Duane, LB
  • 11, Gunnar Trachte, QB
  • 12, Xavier Owens, DB
  • 13, Michael Gibson III, QB
  • 14, Jaydan Burns, WR
  • 15, Jordan McCarty, QB
  • 16, Jaylen Viars, QB
  • 17, Nino Gama, DB
  • 18, Noah Scott, TE
  • 19, Terayon Sweet, RB
  • 20, Malik Ross, DB
  • 21, Tamaaulelei Ma’alona, DB
  • 22, Jacob Pollock, DB
  • 23, Jermaine Land, RB
  • 25, Nicco Simonetti, P
  • 26, Armaad Hubbard, RB
  • 27, Donavan Lee, DB
  • 28, Oakland Cotton, DB
  • 29, Tyler Copeland, DB
  • 30, Carson Workman, RB
  • 31, Andre Northrup, DB
  • 32, Blake Wolters, RB
  • 33, Aden Murphy, LB
  • 34, Roy Lockley III, RB
  • 35, Cameron Crooks, DB
  • 36, Jonathan McAtee, DB
  • 37, Isaiah Mosley, DB
  • 38, Zane Colson, K
  • 39, Jayshon Limar, RB
  • 40, Josiah Davis, LB
  • 41, Tyson Brown, LB
  • 42, Tyler Konold, RB
  • 43, Jeremiah Schwartz, LB
  • 44, Samisoni Peaua, TE
  • 45, Elijah Pula, LB
  • 46, Andrew Soles, LB
  • 47, Logan South, K
  • 48, Kyle Babcock, K/P
  • 49, Dominic Hankins, TE
  • 50, Kaden Alexander, LB
  • 51, Tamirr Bullock, LB
  • 52, David Fuiava, OL
  • 53, Grayson Bagley, LB
  • 55, Keagan Howard, LB
  • 56, Xzavier Garcia, LB
  • 57, Dillon Johnson, LS
  • 58, Owen Jacques, LS
  • 59, Jacob Zawadzki, DL
  • 60, Sawyer Muehlbauer, DL
  • 61, Daniel Cooper, DL
  • 62, Reid Dobash, OL
  • 63, Paul Baltazar, OL
  • 64, Emilio Castaneda, OL
  • 65, Jagger Bishop, OL
  • 66, AJ Johnson, OL
  • 67, Greg Reedy, OL
  • 68, Wyatt Frost, OL
  • 69, Brady Swanberg, OL
  • 70, Brett Highburger, OL
  • 71, Kameron Splonski, OL
  • 72, Travis Fenton, OL
  • 73, Jacob Fairbank, OL
  • 74, Jack Nelson, OL
  • 75, Nick Weber, OL
  • 76, Jagar Shean, OL
  • 77, Baxter Cox, OL
  • 78, Metti Jennings, OL
  • 79, Aden Goodwin, OL
  • 80, Demari Thompson, WR
  • 81, Rocco McClave, WR
  • 82, AJ Dixson, WR
  • 83, E’lijiah McChristian, WR
  • 84, Keyvaun Eady, WR
  • 85, Kainoa Doctor, WR
  • 86, D’Marieon Gates, WR
  • 87, Emmitt Fee, TE
  • 88, Karson Holt, TE
  • 89, Jackson Trimmer, WR
  • 90, Kaden Hamlin, LB
  • 91, Joseph Northcutt, DL
  • 92, Kelvin Mudaliar, DL
  • 93, Nijawn Sterling, DL
  • 94, LJ Imo, DL
  • 95, Jakari Weeks, DL
  • 96, Thomas Ellis, P
  • 97, Jeriah Jackson, DL
  • 98, Massen Newton, DL
  • 99, Nywaun Campbell, DL

Angelo State 2025 Remaining Schedule

  • Nov. 8, 6 p.m. ET — vs. Western Oregon
  • Nov. 15, 4 p.m. ET — at West Texas A&M

Western Oregon 2025 Remaining Schedule

  • Nov. 8, 7 p.m. ET — at Angelo State
  • Nov. 15, 4:05 p.m. ET — vs. Central Washington University

LSC Standings

With it getting closer to the NCAA playoffs, here is where these LSC teams stand in their own conference.

  • Central Washington, 7-0
  • Western Oregon, 6-1
  • UT Permian Basin, 5-2
  • West Texas A&M, 5-2
  • Angelo State, 4-3
  • Eastern New Mexico, 3-4
  • Texas A&M–Kingsville, 2-5
  • Midwestern State, 2-5
  • Western New Mexico, 1-6
  • Sul Ross State, 0-7

Week 10 FloCollege Watch Schedule

Nov. 7, 2025

  • 7 p.m. ET — Pennsylvania vs. Molloy

Nov. 8, 2025

  • 12 p.m. ET, Moravian vs. Juniata
  • 12 p.m. ET, Wilkes vs. Susquehanna
  • 12 p.m. ET, North Carolina A&T vs. Stony Brook
  • 12 p.m. ET, New Hampshire vs. Monmouth
  • 12 p.m. ET, Catholic University vs. Western Connecticut State
  • 12 p.m. ET, Assumption vs. Bentley
  • 12 p.m. ET, Tiffin University vs. Northwood University
  • 12 p.m. ET, Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Lake Erie College
  • 12 p.m. ET, Ohio Dominican vs. Thomas More
  • 12 p.m. ET, Hillsdale vs. Walsh
  • 12 p.m. ET, Greensboro College vs. NC Wesleyan
  • 12 p.m. ET, Coast Guard Academy vs. Springfield College
  • 12 p.m. ET, Salve Regina vs. Norwich
  • 12 p.m. ET, WPI vs. Merchant Marine
  • 12 p.m. ET, Northern Michigan vs. Davenport
  • 12 p.m. ET, Union NY vs. Rochester
  • 1 p.m. ET, Pace University vs. American International
  • 1 p.m. ET, Southern Connecticut vs. Franklin Pierce
  • 1 p.m. ET, Maine vs. Hampton
  • 1 p.m. ET, Villanova vs. Towson
  • 1 p.m. ET, Bryant vs. UAlbany
  • 1 p.m. ET, Shaw vs. Emory & Henry
  • 1 p.m. ET, Findlay vs. Ashland
  • 1 p.m. ET, Bridgewater College VA vs. Hampden-Sydney
  • 1 p.m. ET, Carson-Newman vs. Newberry
  • 1 p.m. ET, Roanoke vs. Washington & Lee University
  • 1 p.m. ET, MIT vs. SUNY Maritime
  • 1 p.m. ET, UVA Wise vs. Mars Hill
  • 1 p.m. ET, Ferris State vs. Saginaw Valley St.
  • 1:30 p.m. ET, Mount Union vs. Marietta
  • 1:30 p.m. ET, Muskingum vs. Capital University
  • 1:30 p.m. ET, Wilmington College vs. Heidelberg
  • 1:30 p.m. ET, Baldwin Wallace vs. Ohio Northern
  • 2 p.m. ET, Wayne State MI vs. Roosevelt
  • 2 p.m. ET, West Texas A&M vs. Midwestern State
  • 2 p.m. ET, Hendrix College vs. McMurry
  • 2 p.m. ET, William & Mary vs. Campbell
  • 2 p.m. ET, Rhode Island vs. Elon
  • 2 p.m. ET, Wingate vs. Tusculum
  • 2 p.m. ET, Michigan Tech vs. Grand Valley State
  • 3 p.m. ET, Averett vs. Guilford
  • 4 p.m. ET, Chapman vs. La Verne
  • 4 p.m. ET, Claremont MS vs. Redlands
  • 4 p.m. ET, Linfield vs. Puget Sound
  • 4 p.m. ET, Pacific Lutheran vs. Lewis & Clark
  • 4 p.m. ET, Whitworth vs. Willamette
  • 4 p.m. ET, Delta State vs. Valdosta State
  • 4:30 p.m. ET, Pacific OR vs. George Fox University
  • 6 p.m. ET, Anderson SC vs. Catawba
  • 6 p.m. ET, Gallaudet vs. Shenandoah University
  • 7 p.m. ET, Pennsylvania vs. Molloy
  • 7 p.m. ET, Western Oregon vs. Angelo State
  • 7 p.m. ET, Austin College vs. Centenary LA
  • 8 p.m. ET, Eastern NM vs. UT Permian Basin
  • 8 p.m. ET, Central Wash. vs. Sul Ross State
  • 8 p.m. ET, Western NM vs. A&M-Kingsville
  • 10 p.m. ET, Cal Lutheran vs. Pomona-Pitzer

FloCollege D2 Football Rankings: Week 10

  1. Ferris State (Prev. 1)
  2. Harding (Prev. 2)
  3. Kutztown (Prev. 3)
  4. West Florida (Prev. 4)
  5. CSU Pueblo (Prev. 6)
  6. Central Washington (Prev. 7)
  7. Virginia Union (Prev. 8)
  8. Indianapolis (Prev. 9)
  9. Augustana (SD) (Prev. 10)
  10. Western Colorado (Prev. 5)
  11. Findlay (Prev. 15)
  12. Minnesota Duluth (Prev. 13)
  13. Pittsburg State (Prev. 12)
  14. Northwest Missouri State (Prev. 14)
  15. Minnesota State (Prev. 16)
  16. Ashland (Prev. 19)
  17. Delta State (Prev. 11)
  18. Slippery Rock (Prev. 17)
  19. Michigan Tech (Prev. 22)
  20. UT Permian Basin (Prev. 23)
  21. Albany State (Prev. RV)
  22. Johnson C. Smith (Prev. RV)
  23. Angelo State (Prev. 18)
  24. Grand Valley State (Prev. 24)
  25. Western Oregon (Prev. RV)

Also Received Votes

Newberry, Chadron State, Assumption, UNC Pembroke, Carson-Newman, Benedict, Frostburg State, Northwood, Upper Iowa, Wingate, Charleston (WV), Kentucky State, Henderson State

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