2025 Football Program

Championship Series Results.... 5 Championship Staff................. 7 Championship Game Notes..... 9 No. 1 Grand View (Iowa) Quick Facts/Stats ............. 11 Head Coach...................... 11 Numerical Roster .............. 12 Depth Chart...................... 13 No. 2 Keiser (Fla.) Quick Facts/Stats ............. 15 Head Coach...................... 15 Numerical Roster .............. 16 Depth Chart...................... 17 Football Championship Series Last Time it Happened....... 20 The Road to Fort Worth...... 22 Championship Archives History ............................ 25 Records............................ 27 All-Time Results ............... 28 All-Time Participation......... 39 Outstanding Players.......... 43 Season Awards ................ 45 All-Americans.................... 47

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70TH ANNUAL NAIA FOOTBALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP

No. 1 Grand View (Iowa) vs. No. 2 Keiser (Fla.) Hosted by Fort Worth, Texas

December 20, 2025

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Football Championship Series Results Semifinals

(1) Grand View (Iowa) def. (5) Benedictine (Kan.), 17-10 (2) Keiser (Fla.) def. (8) College of Idaho, 36-27

Quarterfinals

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(1) Grand View (Iowa) def. (7) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.), 35-7 (8) College of Idaho def. (3) Montana Tech, 41-26 (5) Benedictine (Kan.) def. (4) Friends (Kan.), 24-18

Second Round

(1) Grand View (Iowa) def. (16) Saint Francis (Ind.), 62-20 (2) Keiser (Fla.) def. (15) Southeastern (Fla.), 44-16 (3) Montana Tech def. (14) Carroll (Mont.), 31-21 (4) Friends (Kan.) def. (13) William Penn (Iowa), 53-36 (5) Benedictine (Kan.) def. (12) Campbellsville (Ky.), 21-17 (6) Marian (Ind.) def. (10) Dordt (Iowa), 26-18* (7) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) def. (11) Indiana Wesleyan, 57-31 (8) College of Idaho def. (9) Morningside (Iowa), 37-19

First Round

(13) William Penn (Iowa) def. (20) Texas Wesleyan, 38-9 (14) Carroll (Mont.) def. (17) St. Thomas (Fla.), 42-35 (15) Southeastern (Fla.) def. (19) Reinhardt (Ga.), 24-22 (16) Saint Francis (Ind.) def. (18) Evangel (Mo.), 13-12 * Vacated by Marian

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Championship Staff

NAIA President/ CEO Jim Carr

Vice President of Championships Austin Bennett

Director of Championships Marc Burchard

Director of Athletics Communications Steve Wilson

Senior Championship Sport Manager Abby Schultz

Manager of Athletics Communication Brandt McCall

Director of Officiating Initiatives Justin Gragg

Game Staff

Officials

Media Coordinator Jay Stancil, Appalachian Athletic Conference

Mid-States Football Association Referee – Dave Green Umpire – David Fast Head Line Judge – Michael Moran Line Judge – Cody Johnson Side Judge – Matthew Lindsey Field Judge – Alex Ferrara Back Judge – David Rusk Alternate – Phil Kaufmann Replay Official – Mike Davis Replay Communicator – Jimmy Evans

Statisticians Aaron Markwardt Bill Serns James McBride Championship Game Committeemen Chris Stutzriem, Bismark State (N.D.) Jesse Godding, Nelson (Texas)

Broadcast Team Play-by-Play – Brant Freeman Color Commentary – Keith Moreland Sideline Reporter – Hayley Lewis

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Mid-States Football Association Coordinator of Officials Rich Edwards NAIA Coordinator of Officials Vince Hayes

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Game Notes Saturday’s championship game will give its winner bragging rights in the all-time series between the schools, as Grand View looks to make it 2-0 against Keiser in national championship games.

But the two first met in 2022, in the semifinal round, a game that was all Keiser on Grand View’s turf. That win started a streak of four-straight championship game appearances for the Seahawks, while Grand View is in the title game for the third time in five years.

Both programs are making their fourth trip to the title game in program history, and Grand View hasn’t lost a game since the 2023 NAIA Semifinals.

Dec. 3, 2022 - Keiser 38, Grand View 21 For the first time in program history, Keiser claimed a win in the semifinal round. The Seahawks commanded the game from start-to-finish, leading 14-0 in the second quarter and 21-0 at halftime. Current QB Shea Spencer completed 17 passes for 274 yards and a pair of touchdowns, and the Keiser defense held GVU to negative yards net rushing in the game.

Dec. 21, 2024 - Grand View 35, Keiser 7 Grand View atoned for the 2022 loss in a big way and on the grandest of NAIA stages, as Jackson Waring threw the first three touchdown passes of the game, tacking on another late in the third quarter. His first two TDs were to a familiar target for 2025, Aisea Toki. Grand View’s defense claimed a turnover on downs in the first quarter, at its own five, and Kellen Moore iced the game for the Viking defense with a fourth-quarter interception in the end zone to halt Keiser’s final threat.

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Grand View claimed its second win of the season over Benedictine in a similar fashion to its first, winning the turnover battle. This time, it was a fumble recovery 26 yards away from the end zone that set up Jackson Waring’s game-deciding touchdown pass, in the third quarter.

The Vikings sealed the game with their backs against their own goal line, making a defensive stop before Keiser’s route was a bit more back-and-forth, as the Seahawks led 9-0 at the end of the first quarter, only to find themselves down 21-9 at the half despite keeping the College of Idaho from running a first-half play in the red zone.

Keiser had the only score in the third quarter and reclaimed the lead for good early in the fourth. Shea Spencer was in on all five Keiser touchdowns, on the day.

Championship Game Statistical Comparison Category Grand View (Iowa) Record 13-0 Scoring 525 Points Per Game 40.4 Total Offense 5492 Yards Per Game 422.5 Touchdowns 67 Rushing Touchdowns 32 Passing Touchdowns 35 1st Downs 308 Rushing Yards 2831 Attempts 493 Yards Per Rush 5.7 Yards Per Game 217.8 Passing Yards 2661 Comp-Att-Int 179-308-4 Yards Per Attempt 8.6 Yards Per Game 204.7 Punting Yds 1552 Punts 40 Yards Per Punt 38.8 Punt Ret Yds 121 Returns - Average 11.0 Kickoff Return Yds 594 Returns - Average 27.0 Interception Ret Yds 10.3 Penalties / Yards 70/663 Fumbles / Lost 11-9 3rd-Down Convs 57-135 Percentage 42% 4th-Down Convs 9-22 Percentage 41% Tackles 814 Sacks 25 Fumbles Recovered 7 Defensive Touchdowns 1 Time of Possession 31:23

Keiser (Fla.) 12-0 456 41.5 5518 501.6 61 35 26 309 2323 411 5.7 211.2 3195 240-350-7 9.1 290.5 1012 26 38.9 83 25.9 828 25.9 7.9 91/848 9-5 62-122 51% 10-17 59% 620 16 2 1 33:36

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No. 1 Grand View (Iowa) - Vikings Quick Facts

Location . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Des Moines, Iowa 2025 Overall Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-0 2025 Conference Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0 Twitter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . @VikingAthletics Head Coach: E.J. Peterson (First Season) Jordan Knock (Offensive Coordinator) Tyler Martin (Defensive Coordinator) Adam Dutcher (Offensive Line Coach) Jake Munkwitz (Special Teams Coord.)

Andy Jepson (Quarterbacks) Jon Pilcher (Running Backs) Sean Johnson (Tight Ends) Nick Ellis (Offensive Line Assistant Coach) Felix King (Defensive Assistant | DBs) Jacob Lietz (Linebackers Coach) Rex Desso (Offensive Asst. | WR)

E.J. Peterson, a proud alumnus of Grand View University and member of the Class of 2011, steps into the role of Head Coach after six seasons as the Vikings’ Defensive Coordinator and Assistant Coach. As a player, Peterson earned All-American honors, was named the 2010 Conference Defensive Player of the Year, and left a lasting legacy as a cornerstone of the team’s success. His contributions to Grand View football were immortalized in 2021 with his induction into the Grand View Hall of Fame.

After a standout collegiate and professional playing career with the Iowa Barnstormers, Peterson transitioned into coaching, where he has spent the past 12 years building an impressive resume. His tenure as Defensive Coordinator for Grand View from 2018 to 2024 cemented his reputation as one of the top defensive minds in NAIA football. Under his leadership, the Viking’s defense achieved historic dominance, consistently ranking at the top of national statistical categories. In 2024 alone, the Vikings led the nation in total yards allowed (219.9 per game), passing yards (146.9), rushing yards (73.0), and points per game (8.4). The defense recorded 18 shutouts over six seasons, including four in the 2024 campaign, and surrendered just five touchdowns across four postseason games during their National Championship run.

Peterson’s impact extended beyond team success, as he developed numerous standout players. During his tenure, the Vikings produced 10 Defensive All-Americans, five Heart of America Defensive Players of the Year, and the program’s first-ever Cliff Harris Award winner, Tristin Waugh. Two of his defensive stars also advanced to the NFL, further showcasing his ability to prepare athletes for success at the highest levels.

Before returning to Grand View, Peterson honed his skills at McPherson College, where he served as Defensive Coordinator (2014–2018) and Linebackers Coach/Strength & Conditioning Coordinator (2012–2014). This experience laid the foundation for his meteoric rise in the coaching world, leading to his pivotal role in Grand View’s unparalleled run of success, including six consecutive Heart of America Athletic Conference championships and two appearances in the National Championship game.

A native of Monroe, Iowa, Peterson holds an associate degree from Iowa Central Community College (2009) and a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology from Grand View University (2011). He and his wife, Abby, reside in the Midwest with their two children, Luke and Jess.

E.J. Peterson

Season ..................................... 1st School Record.......................... 13-0 Career record........................... 13-0 Alma Mater.... Grand View University

Head Coaching Career

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Grand View (Iowa) Numerical Roster

No.

Name

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0 2 2 3 3 4 5 5 6 7 8 8 9 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 15 16 17 18 18 19 20 23 24 27 28 28 36 40 41 42 43 44 44 45 46 49 50 52 56 58 59 60 64 66 72 75 76 78 79 83 86 88 90 93 95 97

Cade Sheedy Wyatt Williams Kenyi James Dalten Van Pelt Tracy Davis Kellen Moore Rex Woodley Tucker Dickherber Levi Manson Peyton Goode Jackson Waring Michael Banks Jackson Filer Jack Jepson John Argo Aisea Toki JaQuez Hall Triston Williams Carter Durflinger Cory Wood Blake Tubbs Peyton Rottinghaus Sawyer Wardlow Koah Thompson Devon Sanders Howard Mason Sheldahl Isaac Kracl Ethan Schultz Corinthian Greenwell Jon Hatchitt Bryant Williams Bradyn Cory Porter Doggett Simeon Reichenbach Andrew Gerdes Harrison Leinen Emilio jones Thomas Kaesberg Lance Clayburg Noah Gunderson Casey Trudo Nolan Simpson Samuel Joyce Eli Moses Ryan Jr Saddler Nathan Timmons Michael Steinfeldt Jacob Marichalar Joseph Sifuentes Jackson Mueller Ethan Alvarado Jamil Musignac Payton McNealy James Wartick Christian Stoler Curtis Horras Kaden Huttinger Corey Phillips Isaac Cook Joel Greiner Kongolo Mwenemkamba Cameron Meislahn

Pos.

LB WR DB RB DB DB WR DB DB WR QB LB DL QB LB WR WR WR DB K/P DB QB QB WR/LS DB DB RB RB DB DB RB K/P DB DL LB LB DL DL TE LB DL DL OL DL OL OL DL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL WR TE TE DT DL K/P DL

Ht.

5’ 11” 6’ 1” 5’ 9” 5’ 11” 5’ 11” 5’ 11” 5’ 11” 5’ 10” 6’ 3” 6’ 1” 6’ 3” 6’ 0” 6’ 3” 6’ 4” 5’ 11” 6’ 1” 5’ 11” 6’ 4” 6’ 0” 5’ 7” 5’ 9” 6’ 1” 6’ 2” 6’ 2” 6’ 0” 6’ 4” 6’ 1” 5’ 10” 6’ 2” 5’ 10” 5’ 10” 5’ 11” 6’ 1” 6’ 0” 5’ 10” 6’ 1” 6’ 2” 5’ 11” 6’ 3” 6’ 1” 6’ 2” 6’ 2” 6’ 2” 6’ 2” 6’ 1” 6’ 8” 6’ 2” 6’ 0” 5’ 11” 6’ 1” 6’ 0” 6’ 4” 6’ 5” 6’ 5” 6’ 3” 6’ 1” 6’ 2” 6’ 4” 5’ 11” 6’ 2” 5’ 8” 6’ 2”

Yr.

Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Sr. So. Sr. Fr. Jr. Sr. Jr. So. So. So. So. So. Sr. Jr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. Jr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. Sr. So. Fr. Jr. So. So. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Sr. Jr. Fr. So. Jr. Sr. So. Jr. Jr.

Hometown/Previous School

Davenport, Iowa/Davenport North HS Iowa City, Iowa/Iowa City Liberty HS Des Moines, Iowa/Dowling Catholic HS Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Norwalk, Iowa/Iowa Central CC Forest City, Iowa/Forest City HS Johnston, Iowa/Johnston HS Camanche, Iowa/Camanche HS Vineland, N.J./Liberty University Ankeny, Iowa/Ankeny Centennial HS Ankeny, Iowa/Illinois State University Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Des Moines, Iowa/University of Iowa Urbandale, Iowa/Dowling Catholic HS Davenport, Iowa/Davenport Assumption HS LeMars, Iowa/Iowa Western CC Iowa City, Iowa/Iowa Central CC Houston, Texas/Stratford HS Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Surprise, Ariz./Raymond S. Kellis HS Johnston, Iowa/Johnston HS Urbandale, Iowa/Urbandale HS Centerville, Iowa/Centerville HS Des Moines, Iowa/Iowa Western CC Davenport, Iowa/Davenport West High School Hubbard, Iowa/South Hardin HS Crete, Neb./South Dakota State University Camanche, Iowa/Iowa Central CC Chicago, Ill./Grand Valley State Adel, Iowa/ADM High School Burlington, Iowa/Iowa Western CC Alleman, Iowa/North Polk HS Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Wayland, Iowa/Waco HS Cedar Falls, Iowa/Cedar Falls HS Waukee, Iowa/Waukee Northwest HS Des Moines, Iowa/Des Moines Lincoln HS Freeburg, Ill./Illinois College Coon Rapids, Iowa/Coon Rapids-Bayard HS Jewell, Iowa/South Hamilton HS Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Burlington, Iowa/Burlington HS Denton, Kan./Maur Hill-Mount Academy Waukee, Iowa/Waukee Northwest HS Bettendorf, Iowa/Pleasant Valley HS Davenport, Iowa/University of Northern Iowa Van Meter, Iowa/Van Meter HS Houston, Texas/Deer Park HS Houston, Texas/North Shore HS Johnston, Iowa/Johnston HS Deer Park, Texas/Deer Park HS Johnston, Iowa/Johnston HS Hampton, Iowa/Hampton-Dumont HS Algona, Iowa/Algona HS Oelwein, Iowa/Oelwein HS Des Moines, Iowa/Western Illinois University Parkersburg, Iowa/Aplington-Parkersburg HS Ames, Iowa/Ames HS Raymore, Mo./Raymore-Peculiar HS Monroe, Iowa/PCM High School Iowa City, Iowa/University of Northern Iowa Bondurant, Iowa/Bondurant HS

Grand View (Iowa) Depth Chart Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. QB

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Jackson Waring, 6’3, 225, SR

3 23 88 44 58 50 72 60 56 66 79 64 78 75 7 0 11 12 13 18

Dalton Van Pelt, 5’11”, 208, JR Ethan Schultz, 5’9, 200, JR Corey Phillips, 6’5, 265, SR Lance Clayburg, 6’3, 235, JR Nate Timmons, 6’8, 300, SR Sam Joyce, 6’2, 300, RSO Ethan Alvardao, 6’2, 270, SR Joseph Sifuentes, 5’11, 280, SO Ryan Saddler, 6’1, 285, RJR Jackson Mueller, 6’2, 260, RJR Christian Stoler, 6’2, 330, SR Jacob Marichalar, 6’0, 265, RFR James Wartick, 6’5, 275, SR Jamil Musignac, 6’4, 300, RSO Peyton Goode, 6’1”, 195, JR Jordan Kumm, 5’10, 185, SR Aisea Toki, 6’1, 215, SR Ja’Quez Hall, 5’11, 175, JR Triston Williams, 6’5, 205, SO Koah Thompson, 6’2, 190, JR

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RB TE LT LG C RG RT WR WR WR

Peyton Rottinghaus, 6’1, 205, RSO

Defense

Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. DT DT DE DE LB LB LB C C S S

49 44 97 93 9 52 46

Nolan Simpson, 6’2, 265, JR Tommy Kaesburg, 5’11, 265, SR Cameron Meislahn, 6’3, 265, SR Joel Greiner, 6’2, 255, JR Jackson Filer, 6’3, 245, SR Eli Moses, 6’2, 255, SO Casey Trudo, 6’2, 245, SR

8 36 10 41 0 42 3 2 6 24 5 14 4 15

Michael Banks, 6’0”, 212, SO Porter Doggett, 6’1, 197, FR John Argo, 6’0, 220, SR Drew Gerdes, 5’10, 220, SO Cade Sheedy, 6’0, 215, SR Harry Leinen, 6’1, 220, SO Tracy Davis, 5’11, 185, SR Kenyi James, 5’9, 170, SO Levi Manson, 6’3, 195, JR Corin Greenwell, 6’2, 185, SO Tucker Dickherber, 5’10, 185, JR Carter Durflinger, 6’0, 190, JR Kellen Moore, 5’11, 185, JR Blake Tubbs, 5’9, 190, SO

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Simeon Reichenbach, 6’0, 230, JR

Special Teams

Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. K

KR KR PR LS SS H P

15

Cory Wood, 5’7, 170, SO

95

Kongolo Mwenemkamba, 5’8, 175, JR

95

Kongolo Mwenemkamba, 5’8, 175, JR

7 0 20 12 11 7 18 44 18 44 28 9 28

Peyton Goode, 6’1”, 195, JR Jordan Kumm, 5’10, 185, SR Isaac Kracl, 6’1, 195, JR Ja’Quez Hall, 5’11, 175, JR Aisea Toki, 6’1, 215, SR Peyton Goode, 6’1”, 195, JR Koah Thompson, 6’2, 190, JR Lance Clayburg, 6’3, 235, JR Koah Thompson, 6’2, 190, JR Lance Clayburg, 6’3, 235, JR Bradyn Cory, 5’11, 175, SO Jack Jepson, 6’4, 200, RFR Bradyn Cory, 5’11, 175, SO

In the Postseason

Grand View (Iowa) (15-11, 12 Appearances) Year.......Record ....Pct.........Lost to.........................................Round

2011....... 8-4.............667....... Marian (Ind.)................................First Round 2013....... 14-0..........1.000...... Champion 2014....... 10-2...........833....... Marian (Ind.)................................Quarterfinals 2015....... 11-2...........846....... Marian (Ind.)................................Quarterfinals 2016....... 9-3.............750........ Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)......................First Round 2017....... 9-3.............750........ Saint Xavier (Ill.)...........................First Round 2018....... 8-3.............727........ St. Francis (Ind.)...........................First Round 2019....... 13-1...........929....... Morningside (Iowa).......................Semifinals 2020....... 7-1.............875....... Northwestern (Iowa).....................Quarterfinals 2021....... 14-1...........933....... Morningside (Iowa).......................Championship 2022....... 13-1...........929....... Keiser (Fla.)..................................Semifinals 2023....... 11-1...........917....... College of Idaho...........................Quarterfinals 2024....... 14-0..........1.000...... Champion

TEAM STATS

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No. 2 Keiser (Fla.) - Seahawks Quick Facts

Location . . . . . . . . . . . West Palm Beach, Fla. 2025 Overall Record. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12-0 2025 Conference Record . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-0 Twitter. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .@kuseahawks

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Head Coach: Myles Russ (Second Season) Myles Notkin (Offensive Coordinator) Peter Davila (Defensive Coordinator) Mickey O’Rourke (Linebackers Coach) Chris Ortiz (Wide Receivers Coach) Antonyo Woods (Offensive Line Coach) Logan Kelleher (Defensive Backs Coach) Kordell Gueck (Tight Ends Coach) Justin Wake (Running Backs Coach) Peyton Burke (Safeties Coach) Sean Bowens (Defensive Line Coach)

Myles Russ enters his second season as head coach of the Keiser football program. He was named head coach of the Seahawks on January 29, 2024. Russ became the second coach in Keiser history after serving six seasons as the assistant head coach, running backs coach, and recruiting coordinator.

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Posted a record on 12-1 in first season with the Seahawks

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Earned the first AFCA NAIA Coach of the Year honor is his career (2024)

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Becomes the second Keiser coach to earn the nation’s top honor (Doug Socha - 2023)

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Selected as a AFCA 35 Under 35 Coaches Leadership Institute participant (2024)

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Was named the AFCA Region 1 Coach of the Year for the first time in his career (2024)

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Named the SUN Conference Coach of the Year for the first time

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Led Keiser to its third straight National Championship Game appearance in 2024

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Guided Keiser to its sixth consecutive berth in the NAIA Football Championship Series in 2024

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Keiser claimed its third straight SUN Conference title in 2024, going a perfect 6-0 in league action this season

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The conference crown was the third SUN Conference title for KU and the program’s sixth straight league title

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With the perfect 6-0 league record in 2024, Keiser has now registered five perfect seasons in conference action (2019, 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024)

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The Seahawks remain perfect in SUN Conference action all-time (19-0)

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Coached 16 All-Sun Conference Honorees, including the SUN Special Teams Player of the Year (Refeno Vangates), the SUN Defensive Player of the Year

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Produced one AFCA All-American (Andrew Burnette) and three AP All-Americans (Bam Brima, Justin Carcel, and Jude Guerrier)

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Coached Tai Lologo to the Cliff Harris Award (top small college defensive player in the country) in 2024

Russ and his wife, Alexandrea, have two daughters, Averie and Audrie.

Myles Russ

Season .................................... 2nd School Record ......................... 24-0 Career record........................... 24-0 Alma Mater ................Robert Morris

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Keiser (Fla.) Numerical Roster No. 0 0 1 1 2 3 4 4 5 6 6 7 7 9 10 11 12 14 15 16 18 19 20 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 31 34 36 37 38 45 54 55 60 63 65 67 69 71 72 74 79 80 84 85 87 89 90 91 92 94 95 96 99

Name

Benjamin Hayes Joshua Pastrana Edwin White-Schultz Jaden Miller Elisha Edwards Jorge Tabora Lucas Goenaga Anthony Wilson Maurico Porcha Dallas Desouza Marlon Shadd Hayden Brown Eli Bertrand Kymani Edwin Tristan Vann Ormoni Marshall Tommie Battle IV Antwan Williams Kedrick Burley Shea Spencer Lemeko Mayes Henry Bennett Beauregard Beard Daniel Bello Malik Razz Aiden Malcolm Dillon Simon Adam Philp Dorian Hall Noah Figueroa Chandler Perceval Jesse Wilkins 3rd Daryl Bryant Jr James Haynes III Quadar Cargill Nicholas Letson III Tadarius Williams Nathan Stubblefield Isaac Filsaime Tyler Carlson Joshua Jones Aris Skarecki Jude Guerrier Blake Perry Harry Dockery Anthony Sriboonlue Shyloh Nicholson Leo Berman Terrance Smith Jr Xavier Tucker Israel Marion Quinton Williams Jacob Bynes Khavon Harris Kymarion Jenkins Anthony Alcazar Robert Lane Paxton Haywood Ietitaia Lologo

Pos. TE LB DB RB WR QB QB DB WR WR DB QB LB DB LB WR DB LB LB QB WR RB RB DB DB DB RB RB K LB DB DB DB DB LB LS OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL OL TE WR WR WR TE DL DL DL DL DL DL DL

Ht.

6’ 3” 6’ 0” 6’ 1” 6’ 0” 6’ 2” 5’ 11” 6’ 0” 6’ 3” 5’ 10” 5’ 9” 5’ 10” 6’ 2” 5’ 8” 5’ 9” 5’ 11” 6’ 0” 5’ 11” 6’ 0” 6’ 3” 6’ 0” 6’ 3” 5’ 10” 5’ 11” 5’ 10” 6’ 0” 6’ 0” 5’ 9” 5’ 5” 6’ 0” 6’ 2” 5’ 8” 5’ 10” 6’ 0” 5’ 10” 6’ 1” 6’ 4” 6’ 2” 6’ 3” 6’ 3” 6’ 5” 6’ 0” 6’ 0” 6’ 4” 6’ 5” 6’ 5” 6’ 1” 6’ 6” 6’ 2” 5’ 10” 5’ 11” 5’ 11” 6’ 4” 6’ 1” 6’ 0” 6’ 0” 6’ 2” 6’ 0” 6’ 3” 6’ 1”

Yr.

So. So. Sr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Sr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. So. Jr. Fr. Fr. Gr. Sr. Fr. So. So. So. Fr. Sr. Jr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Fr. Fr. Fr. So. Jr. Jr. Jr. Gr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Sr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Fr. Jr. Jr. Fr. Jr. Jr. So. Sr.

Hometown/Previous School

Louisville, Ky./Eastern Kentucky Little Egg Harbor, N.J./Incarnate Word Mobile, Ala./North Alabama Miami, Fla./Southridge HS Fort Lauderdale, Fla./Charlotte Hollywood, Fla./Plantation HS Miami, Fla./Miami Beach HS Euless, Texas/Central Missouri Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast HS West Palm Beach, Fla/Cardinal Newman HS West Palm Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Lakes HS Bell, Fla./Bell, Fla. Sebring, Fla./Sebring HS Port St. Lucie, Fla./Treasure Coast HS Lakeland, Fla./Lake Gibson HS Weston, Fla./Cypress Bay HS Lehigh Acres, Fla./Lehigh HS Miami, Fla./Miami Northwestern HS Pompano Beach, Fla./Middle Tennessee Vero Beach, Fla./Sebastian River Sarasota, Fla./Long Island West Palm Beach, Fla./Kentucky Ocala, Fla./Trinity Catholic Orlando, Fla./ASA Miami West Palm Beach, Fla./Forest Hill HS Palm Beach Gardens, Fla./Palm Beach Gardens HS Lake Charles, La./McNeese State Lake Worth, Fla./Park Vista HS Sarasota, Fla./Riverview HS Lehigh Acres, Fla./East Lee County HS Fort Pierce, Fla./Central HS Ocala, Fla./Forest HS Cocoa, Fla./Cocoa HS Ocala, Fla./Forest HS Birmingham, Ala./Wekiva HS Decatur, Ala./Decatur Heritage Christian Miami, Fla./South Dade HS Roswell, Ga./Roswell HS West Palm Beach, Fla./Avila (Mo.) Key West, Fla./Homeschooled Joliet, Ill./Eastern Kentucky Coral Springs, Fla/Marjory Stoneman Douglas HS Boca Raton, Fla./Boca Raton HS Morehead, Ky./Limestone Rockledge, Fla./Rockledge HS West Palm Beach, Fla./Palm Beach Central HS Eureka, Calif./Shasta College Fort Myers, Fla./Bishop Verot HS Fort Myers, Fla./Immaculata-La Salle HS Orlando, Fla./Seminole HS Lantana, Fla./Santaluces HS West Palm Beach, Fla./Suncoast HS Trenton, N.J./Lackawanna College Miami, Fla./ASA Miami St. Petersburg, Fla./Clearwater Central Catholic HS Lehigh Acres, Fla./FIU West Palm Beach, Fla./Dwyer Destin, Fla./Sewanee Huntsville, Ala./Dodge City CC

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Keiser (Fla.) Depth Chart Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. QB RB TE WR WR WR LT LG C RG RT

16 3 1 20 0 80 2 85 5 87 6 84 63 76 67 74 71 65 54 73 79 72

Shea Spencer, 6-0, 180, Sr. JT Tabora, 5-11, 178, Fr. Jaden Miller, 6-0, 202, So. Beau Beard, 5-11, 195, So. Ben Hayes, 6-3, 231, So. Leo Berman, 6-2, 216, Fr. Elisha Edwards, 6-2, 220, Jr. Xavier Tucker, 5-11, 161, Fr. Maurico Porcha, 5-10, 213, Sr. Israel Marion, 5-11, 160, Fr. Dallas Desouza, 5-9, 160, Fr. Terrance Smith Jr, 5-10, 165, Fr. Tyler Carlson, 6-5, 327, Jr. Isaac Filsame, 6-3, 270, So. Aris Skarecki, 6-0, 273, Jr. Antony Sriboonlue, 6-1, 268, Fr. Blake Perry, 6-5, 316, Sr. Joshua Jones, 6-0, 302, Jr. Ta’Darius Williams, 6-2, 266, Fr. Abdur Bey III, 6-4, 265, Fr. Shyloh Nicholson, 6-6, 300, Sr. Austin Dockery, 6-5, 300, Fr.

Defense

Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. DE

NT T LB LB LB S CB FS SS CB

95 92 91 90 99 96 38 15 10 0 7 47 9 24 6 22 23 34 12

Robert Lane, 6-0, 303, Jr. Keo Jenkins, 6-0, 235, Fr. Khavon Harris, 6-0, 345, Jr. Jacob Bynes, 6-1, 258, Jr. Tai Lologo, 6-1, 324, Sr. Paxton Haywood, 6-3, 260, So. Quadar Cargill, 6-1, 192, So. Kedrick Burley, 6-3, 245, Fr. Tristan Vann, 5-11, 199, Jr. Josh Pastrana, 6-0, 215, So. Eli Bertrand, 5-8, 182, Jr. Brock Mitchell, 5-9, 182, Fr. Kymani Edwin, 5-9, 186, Jr. Aiden Malcolm, 6-0, 203, Fr. Marlon Shadd, 5-10, 174, Jr. Daniel Bello, 5-10, 179, So. Malik Razz, 6-0, 169, So. Jeese Wilkins III, 6-1, 171, Fr. Tommie Battle IV, 5-11, 174, Jr.

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Chandler Perceval, 5-8, 159, Fr. Daniel Bello, 5-10, 179, So.

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Pos. No. Name, Ht., Wt., Yr. K P LS H KR PR

27 27 45 16 6 25 2

Dorian Hall, 6-0, 175, Fr. Dorian Hall, 6-0, 175, Fr. Trey Letson, 6-4, 227, Fr. Shea Spencer, 6-0, 180, Sr. Dallas Desouza, 5-9, 160, Fr. Dillion Simon, 5-9, 183, Sr. Elisha Edwards, 6-2, 220, Jr.

Edwin White-Schultz, 6-1, 200, Sr.

In the Postseason

Keiser (Fla.) (11-4, 6 Appearances) Year.......Record ....Pct.........Lost to.........................................Round

2019....... 9-1.............900....... Cumberlands (Ky.).........................First Round 2020....... 9-1.............900....... Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)......................Semifinals 2021....... 9-3.............750........ Lindsey Wilson (Ky.)......................Quarterfinals 2022....... 10-4...........714........ Northwestern (Iowa).....................Championship 2023....... 12-2...........857....... Champion 2024....... 12-1...........923....... Grand View (Iowa)........................Championship

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Offense

Last Time it Happened in a National Championship Team • Scored 40 or more points: 40 - Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 • Scored 50 or more points: 55 - Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Scored 30 or more points and lost: 38 - Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 • Combined score of over 80 points: 86 - Southern Oregon def. Marian (Ind.), 55-31, 2014 • Totaled 30 or more first downs: None (going back through 1997) • Totaled 300 or more rushing yards: 332 - Cumberlands (Ky.) vs. Grand View (Iowa), 2013 • Held opponent to negative rushing yards: -7 - Northwestern Oklahoma State held Georgetown (Ky.), 1999 • Totaled 400 or more passing yards: 495 - Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 426 - Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Totaled 500 or more yards of total offense: 535 - Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 • Totaled 1,000 or more combined yards of total offense: 1,066 - Southern Oregon (495) vs. Marian (Ind.) (571), 2014 • Penalized 100 or more yards: 160 - Marian (Ind.) / 157 - Morningside (Iowa), 2012 • Penalized 10 or more times: 12 - Marian (Ind.) / 12 - Morningside (Iowa), 2012 • Blocked a PAT: blocked by St. Francis (Ind.) vs. Sioux Falls (S.D.), 2006 • Blocked a punt: blocked by Sioux Falls (S.D.) vs. Carroll (Mont.), 2008 (blocked by Kyle Cummings) • Recorded a team safety: recorded by Sioux Falls (S.D.) vs. Lindenwood (Mo.), 2009 • Lost 3 or more fumbles: 3 - St. Francis (Ind.) vs. Sioux Falls (S.D.), 2006

Individual • Had two interceptions: 2 - Julius Rucker, Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 3 - Jaylenn Hart, Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Had three interceptions: 3 - Jaylenn Hart, Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Had 3.0 or more sacks: 4.0 - D. Richardson, Northwestern Oklahoma State vs.

Georgetown (Ky.), 1999 • Had 4.0 or more tackles-for-loss: 4.0 - S. Housekeeper, Georgetown (Ky.) vs. Northwestern Oklahoma State, 2000

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• Had 15 or more tackles 17 - Nickai Poyser, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 17 - Weston Hazelhurst, Cumberlands (Ky.) vs. Grand View (Iowa), 2013 16 - Julius Rucker, Southern Oregon vs. Marion College, 2015 15 - Jason Gladfelder, Grand View (Iowa) vs. Cumberlands (Ky.), 2013 • Had 300 or more passing yards: 316 - Ethan Darter, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 311 - Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 • Had 400 or more passing yards: 429 - Austin Dodge, Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 495 - Hayden Northern, Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 • Had 3 or more passing touchdowns: 6 - Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 5 - Ethan Darter, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 4 - Jackson Waring, Grand View (Iowa) vs Keiser (Fla.), 2024 • Had 50 or more attempts: 50 - Logan Brettell, Baker (Kan.) vs. Saint Francis (Ind.) 2016 • Had 30 or more completions: 32 - Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 • Threw 3 or more interceptions: 6 - Hayden Northern, Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 • Threw 4 or more interceptions: 6 - Hayden Northern, Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 • Had 100 or more rushing yards: 261 - Jaden Meizinger, Keiser (Fla.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 2023 203 - Jascon Waring, Grand View (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2024 128 - Jalyn Gramstad, Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2022 131 - Arnijae Ponder, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 111 - Charles Salary, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 107 - Dalten Van Pelt, Grand View (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2024 • Had 200 or more rushing yards: 261 - Jaden Meizinger, Keiser (Fla.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 2023 203 - Jackson Waring, Grand View (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2024 • Had 30 or more rushing attempts: 30 - Arnijae Ponder, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 • Had 2 rushing touchdowns: 2 - Adam Craig, Cumberlands (Ky.) vs. Grand View (Iowa), 2013 2 - Maurice Woodard, Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2015 • Had 3 or more rushing touchdowns: None (going back through 1997) • Had 2 players with 100 or more rushing yards: Grand View (Iowa), Jackson Waring (203) and Dalten Van Pelt (107), 2024 • Scored on a rushing play from scrimmage of 50 or more yards: 64 - Cade Moser (WR), Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2022 83 - Gary Wagner (QB), Carroll (Mont.) vs. Sioux Falls (S.D.), 2010 • Had 100 or more passing yards AND 100 or more rushing yards: 167 passing / 179 rushing - Patrick Crayton, Northwestern Oklahoma State vs. Carroll (Mont.), 2003 • Had 100 or more receiving yards AND 100 or more rushing yards: None (going back through 1997)

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• Had 200 or more receiving yards: 234 - Anthony Jones Jr., Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 • Had 2 players with 100 or more receiving yards: Anthony Jones Jr. (234) & Krishawn Hogan (132), Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014 Ryan Retzlaff (117) & Matt Retzlaff (107), Southern Oregon vs.

Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Had 10 or more receptions: 11 - Bo Els, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 10 - Johnny William, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 • Had 3 or more touchdown receptions: 3 - Seth Coate, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Baker (Kan.), 2016 • Scored on a receiving play from scrimmage of 75 or more yards: 75 - Anthony Jones Jr., Marian (Ind.) vs. Southern Oregon, 2014

• Returned a kickoff for a touchdown: 94 yards – Jared Mayernik, Carroll (Mont.) vs. Saint Xavier (Ill.), 2011 77 yards - Louis Lubin III, Keiser (Fla.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 2023 75 yards - Jaden Mizinger, Keiser (Fla.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 2023 • Returned a fumble for a touchdown: 30 yards - Drew DeGroot, Sioux Falls (S.D.) vs. Carroll (Mont.), 2008 • Returned an interception for a touchdown: 54 yards - Julius Rucker, Southern Oregon vs. Marian (Ind.), 2014 • Returned a block for a touchdown: 10 yards (punt), Joe Moen, Sioux Falls (S.D.) vs. Carroll (Mont.), 2007 (blocked by Kyle Cummings) • Kicked a 40-yard plus field goal: 44 yards - Ryan Nix, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Baker (Kan.), 2016 • Kicked 3 or more field goals: Mike Josifovski, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2012 (36 yds, 35 yds, 26 yds) • Had five or more punts: 5 - Luke Frain, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019

• Scored 4 or more touchdowns: 4 - Johnny William, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 • Returned a punt for a touchdown: None (going back through 1997)

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• Had 100 or more receiving yards: 161 - Johnny William, Marian (Ind.) vs. Morningside (Iowa), 2019 121 - Michael Storey, Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Keiser (Fla.), 2023 105 - Reid Jurgensmeier, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Marian (Ind.), 2019 102 - Maurico Porcha, Keiser (Fla.) vs. Grand View (Iowa), 2024

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No. 2 Keiser (Fla.)

Final: Grand View 62, Saint Francis 20

Final: Keiser 44, Southeastern 16

Second Round vs. Saint Francis (IN)

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GV scored early and often, exploding for 62 points in a high-tempo attack.

Grand View rushed and passed effectively, taking a commanding lead by halftime and piling up yards throughout the game.

Key Performers:

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Second Round vs. Southeastern (Fla.) Team Offensive Performance:

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Key Performers & Stats:

Jackson Waring (QB) — Multiple TDs, managing the offense efficiently

Elisha Edwards (WR) — 7 receptions, 113 yards, 1 touchdown — his third 100-yard receiving game of the season.

Bryant Williams (RB) — Long rushing contributions driving scoring opportunities

Keiser Defense — 2 interceptions (Malik Razz and Chandler Perceval) that helped swing momentum.

Defense — Forced turnovers and limited Saint Francis to just 20 points

Game Flow & Notes:

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Quarterfinal vs. Lindsey Wilson (KY) Final: Grand View 35, Lindsey Wilson 7

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Grand View dominated defensively, holding Lindsey Wilson to under 230 total yards.

Offense delivered big plays, including a 36-yard TD pass and an 85-yard kickoff return for a touchdown.

Key Performers:

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Jackson Waring (QB) — Tossed a key touchdown and led early scoring Isaac Kracl (KR) — 85-yard kickoff return TD swung momentum.

Defense (Argo, Filer, Trudo) — Consistent pressure, disrupted opposing offense

________________________________________ Semifinal vs. Benedictine (KS) Final: Grand View 17, Benedictine 10

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A defensive struggle played in snowy conditions.

Grand View’s defense made critical stops, including the game-sealing pass breakup on fourth down in the final seconds.

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Bryant Williams (RB) — 97 rushing yards and a touchdown, Offensive Player of the Game Jackson Waring (QB) — Mixed rushing and passing attack, 72 total yards with a TD pass

Keiser’s ground game and balanced offense consistently moved the ball against Southeastern’s defense, helping build a lead and maintain control throughout the game.

The defense’s takeaway opportunities complemented the offensive production to secure Keiser’s advancement.

________________________________________ Semifinal vs. College of Idaho Final: Keiser 36, College of Idaho 27

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Keiser rallied from a halftime deficit, scoring 20 unanswered points to take control in the second half.

Key Performers & Stats:

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Key Performers:

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Keiser rushed for 174 yards and finished with 448 total yards of offense against a top-ranked Southeastern defense.

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Shea Spencer (QB) — 22-of-37, 353 yards, 2 passing TDs; Most Outstanding Offensive Player Elisha Edwards (WR) — 153 receiving yards — single-game school record Jaden Miller (RB) — 101 rushing yards, 8th career 100-yard game Malik Razz (Defense) — 9 tackles and 1 interception, Most Outstanding Defensive Player Team Offense: Keiser finished with 527 total yards, having surpassed 400 yards in every game this season Special Plays: A 54-yard TD pass late in the fourth quarter swung momentum and ended the scoring

Casey Trudo (DL) — Defensive Player of the Game with key tackles for loss John Argo (DB) — Game-saving pass breakup, leadership on defense

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1956 ........Little Rock Ark. ......................... Montana State/St. Joseph’s (Ind.).............................. 0-0 (tie) ...........-1957 ........St. Petersburg, Fla. .................. Pittsburg State (Kan.)................................................ 27-26 ...............Hillsdale (Mich.)

1958 ........St. Petersburg, Fla. .................. Northeastern State (Okla.) ........................................ 19-13 ...............Northern Arizona 1959 ........St. Petersburg, Fla. .................. Texas A&I................................................................. 20-7 .................Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 1960 ........St. Petersburg, Fla. .................. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) .................................................. 15-14 ...............Humboldt State (Calif.)

1961 ........Sacramento, Calif. .................... Pittsburg State (Kan.)................................................ 12-7 .................Linfield (Ore.) 1962 ........Sacramento, Calif. .................... Central State (Okla.) ................................................. 28-13 ...............Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 1963 ........Sacramento, Calif. .................... St. John’s (Minn.) ...................................................... 33-27 ...............Prairie View A&M (Texas) 1964 ........Augusta, Ga. ........................... Concordia (Minn.)/Sam Houston State (Texas)........... 7-7 (tie) ...........-1965 ........Augusta, Ga. ........................... St. John’s (Minn.) ...................................................... 33-0 .................Linfield (Ore.) 1966 ........Tulsa, Okla. .............................. Waynesburg (Pa.) ..................................................... 42-21 ...............Wisconsin-Whitewater 1967 ........Morgantown, W.Va. .................. Fairmont State (W.Va.) .............................................. 28-21 ...............Eastern Washington 1968 ........Montgomery, Ala. ..................... Troy State (Ala.) ....................................................... 43-35 ...............Texas A&I 1969 ........Kingsville, Texas ....................... Texas A&I................................................................. 32-7 .................Concordia (Minn.)

1970 ........Greenville, S.C. ........................ Texas A&I................................................................. 48-7 .................Wofford (S.C.) 1970† ......New Castle, Pa. ....................... Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 21-16 ...............Anderson (Ind.) 1971 ........Birmingham, Ala. ..................... Livingston (Ala.)........................................................ 14-12 ...............Arkansas Tech 1971† ......Thousand Oaks, Calif. .............. California Lutheran ................................................... 30-14 ...............Westminster (Pa.) 1972 ........Commerce, Texas .................... East Texas State ....................................................... 21-18 ...............Carson-Newman (Tenn.)

1972† ......Joplin, Mo. ............................... Missouri Southern ..................................................... 21-14 ...............Northwestern (Iowa) 1973 ........Shreveport, La. ........................ Abilene Christian (Texas)........................................... 42-14 ...............Elon (N.C.) 1973† ......Huntington, W.Va. .................... Northwestern (Iowa) ................................................ 10-3 .................Glenville State (W.Va.) 1974 ........Kingsville, Texas ...................... Texas A&I................................................................. 34-23 ...............Henderson State (Ark.) 1974† ......Seguin, Texas........................... Texas Lutheran ......................................................... 42-0 .................Missouri Valley 1975 ........Kingsville, Texas ...................... Texas A&I................................................................. 37-0 .................Salem (W.Va.) 1975† ......Thousand Oaks, Calif. .............. Texas Lutheran ......................................................... 34-8 .................California Lutheran 1976 ........Kingsville, Texas ...................... Texas A&I................................................................. 26-0 .................Central Arkansas 1976† ......Redlands, Calif. ....................... Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 20-13 ...............Redlands (Calif.)

1977 ........Seattle, Wash. ......................... Abilene Christian (Texas)........................................... 24-7 .................Southwestern Oklahoma 1977† ......Thousand Oaks, Calif. .............. Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 17-9 .................California Lutheran 1978 ........McAllen, Texas ........................ Angelo State (Texas)................................................. 24-14 ...............Elon (N.C.) 1978† ......Findlay, Ohio ........................... Concordia (Minn.) ..................................................... 7-0...................Findlay (Ohio) 1979 ........McAllen, Texas ........................ Texas A&I................................................................. 20-14 ...............Central State (Okla.)

1979† ......Findlay, Ohio ........................... Findlay (Ohio)........................................................... 51-6 .................Northwestern (Iowa) 1980 ........Burlington, N.C. ....................... Elon (N.C.) ............................................................... 17-10 ...............Northeastern State (Okla.)

1980† ......Tacoma, Wash. ........................ Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) ........................................... 38-10 ...............Wilmington (Ohio) 1981 ........Burlington, N.C. ....................... Elon (N.C.) ............................................................... 3-0...................Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1981† ......Sherman, Texas ....................... Austin College (Texas)/Concordia (Minn.)................... 24-24 (tie)........-1982 ........Edmond, Okla. ......................... Central State (Okla.) ................................................. 14-11 ...............Mesa (Colo.)

1982† ......McMinnville, Ore. ..................... Linfield (Ore.) ........................................................... 33-15 ...............William Jewell (Mo.) 1983 ........Grand Junction, Colo. ............... Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ........................................... 36-28 ...............Mesa (Colo.)

1983† ......Tacoma, Wash. ........................ Northwestern (Iowa) ................................................ 25-21 ...............Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1984 ........Conway, Ark. ........................... Carson-Newman (Tenn.)/Central Arkansas................. 19-19 (tie)........-1984† ......McMinnville, Ore. ..................... Linfield (Ore.) ........................................................... 33-22 ...............Northwestern (Iowa) 1985 ........Conway, Ark. ........................... Hillsdale (Mich.)/Central Arkansas.............................. 10-10 (tie)........-1985† ......Tacoma, Wash. ........................ Wisconsin-La Crosse ................................................. 24-7 .................Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1986 ........Jefferson City, Tenn. ................. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ........................................... 17-0 .................Cameron (Okla.)

1986† ......McMinnville, Ore. ..................... Linfield (Ore.) ........................................................... 17-0 .................Baker (Kan.) 1987 ........Lawton, Okla. .......................... Cameron (Okla.) ....................................................... 30-2 .................Carson-Newman (Tenn.)

1987† ......Tacoma, Wash. ........................ Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)/Vacant * ............................. 16-16 (tie)........-1988 ........Jefferson City, Tenn. ................. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ........................................... 56-21 ...............Adams State (Colo.)

1988† ......New Wilmington, Pa. ................ Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 21-14 ...............Wisconsin-La Crosse 1989 ........Jefferson City, Tenn. ................. Carson-Newman (Tenn.) ........................................... 34-20 ...............Emporia State (Kan.) 1989† ......Canton, Ohio ........................... Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 51-30 ...............Wisconsin-La Crosse 1990 ........Grand Junction, Colo. ............... Central State (Ohio) .................................................. 38-16 ...............Mesa State (Colo.)

1990† ......Omaha, Neb. ........................... Peru State (Neb.) ...................................................... 17-7 .................Westminster (Pa.) 25

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1991 ........Wilberforce, Ohio ..................... Central Arkansas....................................................... 19-16 ...............Central State (Ohio) 1991† ......Georgetown, Ky. ...................... Georgetown (Ky.)...................................................... 28-20 ...............Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1992 ........Boiling Springs, N.C. ................ Central State (Ohio) .................................................. 19-16 ...............Gardner-Webb (N.C.) 1992† ......Portland, Ore. ......................... Findlay (Ohio)........................................................... 26-13 ...............Linfield (Ore.) 1993 ........Ada, Okla. ............................... East Central (Okla.)................................................... 49-35 ...............Glenville State (W.Va.) 1993† ......Portland, Ore. ......................... Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) ........................................... 50-20 ...............Westminster (Pa.) 1994 ........Pine Bluff, Ark. ......................... Northeastern State (Okla.) ........................................ 13-12 ...............Arkansas-Pine Bluff 1994† ......Portland, Ore. ......................... Westminster (Pa.) ..................................................... 27-7 .................Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1995 ........Tahlequah, Okla. ...................... Central State (Ohio) .................................................. 37-7 .................Northeastern State (Okla.)

1995† ......Tacoma, Wash. ........................ Central Washington/Findlay (Ohio) ............................ 21-21 (tie)........-1996 ........Weatherford, Okla. ................... Southwestern Oklahoma ........................................... 33-31 ...............Montana Tech 1996† ......Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Sioux Falls (S.D.)....................................................... 47-25 ...............Western Washington 1997 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Findlay (Ohio)........................................................... 14-7 .................Willamette (Ore.) 1998 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Azusa Pacific (Calif.) .................................................. 17-14 ...............Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 1999 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Northwestern Oklahoma State .................................. 34-26 ...............Georgetown (Ky.) 2000 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Georgetown (Ky.)...................................................... 20-0 .................Northwestern Oklahoma State 2001 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Georgetown (Ky.)...................................................... 49-27 ...............Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2002 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 28-7 .................Georgetown (Ky.) 2003 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 41-28 ...............Northwestern Oklahoma 2004 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 15-13 ...............St. Francis (Ind.) 2005 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 27-10 ...............St. Francis (Ind.) 2006 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Sioux Falls (S.D.)....................................................... 23-19 ...............St. Francis (Ind.) 2007 ........Savannah, Tenn. ...................... Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 17-9 .................Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2008 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Sioux Falls (S.D.)....................................................... 23-7 .................Carroll (Mont.)

2009 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Sioux Falls (S.D.)....................................................... 25-22 ...............Lindenwood (Mo.) 2010 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Carroll (Mont.) .......................................................... 10-7 .................Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2011 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Saint Xavier (Ill.) ....................................................... 24-20 ...............Carroll (Mont.)

2012 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Marian (Ind.) ............................................................ 30-27 ...............Morningside (Iowa) 2013 ........Rome, Ga. .............................. Grand View (Iowa) ................................................... 35-23 ...............Cumberlands (Ky.) 2014 ........Daytona Beach, Fla. ................. Southern Oregon ...................................................... 55-31 ...............Marian (Ind.) 2015 ........Daytona Beach, Fla. ................. Marian (Ind.) ............................................................ 31-14 ...............Southern Oregon 2016 ........Daytona Beach, Fla. ................. Saint Francis (Ind.) ................................................... 38-17 ...............Baker (Kan.) 2017 ........Daytona Beach, Fla. ................. Saint Francis (Ind.) ................................................... 24-13 ...............Reinhardt (Ga.) 2018 ........Daytona Beach, Fla. ................. Morningside (Iowa)................................................... 35-28 ...............Benedictine (Kan.) 2019 ........Grambling, La. ......................... Morningside (Iowa)................................................... 40-38 ...............Marian (Ind.) 2020 ........Grambling, La. ......................... Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) ................................................. 45-13 ...............Northwestern (Iowa) 2021 ........Durham, N.C. ........................... Morningside (Iowa)................................................... 38-28 ...............Grand View (Iowa) 2022 ........Durham, N.C. ........................... Northwestern (Iowa) ................................................ 35-25 ...............Keiser (Fla.) 2023 ........Durham, N.C. ........................... Keiser (Fla.) .............................................................. 31-21 ...............Northwestern (Ohio) 2024 ........Durham, N.C. ........................... Grand View (Iowa) ................................................... 35-7 .................Keiser (Fla.) * Wisconsin-Stevens Point forfeited its entire 1987 schedule because of the use of an ineligible student-athlete. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) is considered a co-champion with the other position vacated. † Marks Division II (1970-1996)

Championship Game Names 1956 - Aluminum Bowl 1977 - Apple Bowl (I)

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1957 - 1960 - Holiday Bowl 1978 - 1979 - Palm Bowl (I)

1961 - 1963 - Camellia Bowl 1980 - 1996 - Champion Bowl (I)

1964 - 1976 - Champion Bowl (I)

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Championship History Rushing and Passing Plays 94, Jay McKinstrey, Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 1985, 6 rush, 88 pass Net Yards Rushing and Passing 581, Ryan Kasdorf, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Saint Xavier (Ill.), 11/21/15, 76-580 Rushes Attempted 49, Ken Parks, East Texas State vs. Carson-Newman (Tenn.), 1972, 49-165 Net Yards Rushing 318, Tyler Jack, East Central (Okla.) vs. Glenville State (W.Va.), 1993, 38-318 Touchdowns by Rushing 5, Travis Soucie, Hastings (Neb.) vs. Bethany (Kan.), 1999 5, Tommy Cupil, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Missouri Valley, 1994 5, Bob Beliveau, Concordia (Minn.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 1978 Longest Rush 99, Kanye Burton, Lambuth (Tenn.) vs. Clinch Valley (Va.), 1995 99, Jarrell Reynolds, Southeastern University vs. Birmingham Southern, 2014 99, Nolan Saraceni, Montana Tech vs. Carroll Passes Attempted 88, Jay McKinstrey, Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Wisconsin-LaCrosse, 1985, 36 completions Passes Completed 45, Kevin Beam, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Lambuth (Tenn.) 1994, 45-64 Net Yards Passing 570, Anthony Kropp, Saint Xavier (Ill.) vs. Saint Francis (Ind.), 11/27/2010, 23-50 Passes Had Intercepted 8, John Craven, Gardner-Webb (N.C.) vs. Concord (W.Va.), 1992 Touchdown Passes Thrown 7, Ian Gilworth, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Baker (Kan.), 11/22/2008 7, John Rhode, Saint Xavier (Ill.) at Morningside (Iowa), 11/21/2015 Longest Pass/Run 95, Roger Price to Dave Milliron, Westminster (Pa.) vs. Carthage (Wis.), 1971 95, John Rhode to Stephen Simms, Saint Xavier (Ill.) vs.

Campbellsville, 2014 Passes Caught 22, Collin McCormick, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Lambuth (Tenn.), 1994, 22-216

Net Yards Receiving 340, Jeremy Dutcher, St. Francis (Ind.) vs. Lambuth (Tenn.), 2000, 16-340 Touchdown Passes Caught 4, several, last to occur, Clarence Clark, Baker (Kan.) vs. Point (Ga.), 11/21/2015 Number of Punts 13, Stewart Bond, Southeastern Oklahoma vs. Central Arkansas, 1988 13, Dave Steveken, St. Thomas (Minn.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 1983 Longest Punt 69, several, last to occur, Clint Reynolds, Cameron (Okla.) vs. Central Arkansas, 1987

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Individual Single-Game Records

Passes Intercepted 4, Jay Liggins, Dickinson State (S.D.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 2018, 4-91 4, Scott Kessler, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) vs. Wilmington (Ohio), 1980, 4-44 4, Charlie Byrd, Findlay (Ohio) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 1979, 4-65 Yards Gained on Interception Returns 153, Chad Hustedt, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Jamestown (N.D.), 2007, 2-153 117, Pat Bushman, Wisconsin-La Crosse vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 1985, 2-117 Longest Interception Return 100, Randy Preston, Central State (Okla.) vs. Southern Colorado, 1982 100, Emmuel Thompson, Texas A&I vs. Central State (Okla.), 1979 Yards Gained on Punt Returns 136, Marvin Coleman, Central State (Ohio) vs. Winona State (Minn.), 1993, 5-136 Longest Punt Return 95, Steve Dees, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) vs. Shepherd (W.Va.), 1983 Yards Gained on Kickoff Returns 231, Austin Coleman, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Marian (Ind.), 11/242012, 7-231 Longest Kickoff Return 100, Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) vs. Mesa (Colo.), 1983 100, Austin Coleman, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Marian (Ind.), 11/24/2012 Points 36, Tommy Cupil, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Missouri Valley, 1994, 6 TD 36, Krishawn Hogan, Marian (Ind.) at Saint Francis (Ind.), 12/5/2015, 6 TD

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Championship History Touchdowns 6, Tommy Cupil, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Missouri Valley, 1994, 36 points 6, Krishawn Hogan, Marian (Ind.) at Saint Francis (Ind.), 12/5/2015, 36 points

Yards Gained on Punt Returns 136, Central State (Ohio) vs. Winona State (Minn.), 1993, 5-136

Extra Points Kicked 10, Steve Jones, Oregon Tech vs. Carroll (Mont.), 1988, 10-10

Yards Gained on Interception Returns 170, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Jamestown (N.D.), 2007, 4-170 155, Cameron (Okla.) vs. Pittsburg State (Kan.), 1987, 3-155

Longest Field Goal 57, Gene Branum, Austin College (Texas) vs. Concordia (Minn.), 1981

Team Single-Game Records First Downs 41, Lambuth (Tenn.) vs. Lindenwood (Mo.), 11/22/2008 40, Saint Xavier (Ill.) at Morningside (Iowa), 11/21/2015 First Downs by Rushing 27, Linfield (Ore.) vs. Lewis & Clark (Ore.), 1991 First Downs by Passing 27, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Lambuth (Tenn.), 1994 Rushing and Passing Plays 111, Morningside (Iowa) vs. Saint Xavier (Ill.), 11/21/2015 (50 rushes and 61 passes) Net Yards, Rushing and Passing 830, Oregon Tech vs. Carroll (Mont.), 1988, 72-830 Rushes Attempted 85, Pittsburg State (Kan.) vs. Adams State (Colo.), 1988, 85-421 Net Yards Rushing 530, Willamette (Ore.) vs. Bethany (Kan.), 1997, 58-530 Passes Attempted 88, Northwestern (Iowa) vs. Wisconsin-La Crosse, 1985, 36-88 Passes Completed 45, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) vs. Lambuth (Tenn.), 1994, 45-64 Net Yards Passing 570, Saint Xavier (Ill.) vs. Saint Francis (Ind.), 11/27/2010, 23-50 Passes Had Intercepted 9, Gardner-Webb (N.C.) vs. Concord (W.Va.), 1992 Number of Punts 15, Cumberland (Tenn.) vs. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.), 1993

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Yards Penalized 182, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) vs. Saginaw Valley (Mich.), 1983, 20-182 Number of Penalties 20, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) vs. Saginaw Valley (Mich.), 1983, 20-182 Fumbles 10, Trinity (Ill.) vs. Northwestern (Iowa), 1994, 10-5 Fumbles Lost 7, Pittsburg State (Kan.) vs. Cameron (Okla.), 1986, 9-7 Points, One Team 79, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Missouri Valley, 2016, 79-20 Points, Both Teams 144, Morningside (Iowa) (75) vs. Saint Xavier (Ill.) (69), 11/21/2015 Note: Records include all Championship Series games

All-Time Results 1956

Montana State 0, St. Joseph’s (Ind.) 0 (championship)

1957

Pittsburg State (Kan.) 27, Hillsdale (Mich.) 26 (championship)

1958

Northeastern State (Okla.) 19, St. Benedict’s (Kan.) 14 (Tulsa, Okla.)

Northern Arizona 41, Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) 12 (Tucson, Ariz.)

Northeastern State 19, Northern Arizona 13 (championship)

1959

Texas A&I 20, Hillsdale (Mich.) 0 (Kingsville, Texas) Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 47, Southern Connecticut 20 (Hickory, N.C.) Texas A&I 20, Lenoir-Rhyne 7 (championship)

1960

Humboldt State (Calif.) 13, Whitworth (Wash.) 6 (Eureka, Calif.)

Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 20, Northern Michigan 20 (Hickory, N.C.) Note: Lenoir-Rhyne declared winner on penetrations.

Lenoir-Rhyne 15, Humboldt State 14 (championship)

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Field Goals 4, several, last to occur, Mike Josifovski, Marian (Ind.) vs. Missouri Valley, 12/01/12

Yards Gained on Kickoff Returns 248, Saint Francis (Ind.) vs. Marian (Ind.), 11/24/12, 8-248

Championship History 1961

1971

1962

1971†

Central State (Okla.) 20, Emporia (Kan.) 0 (Oklahoma City, Okla.)

Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 20, Northern State (S.D.) 7 (Hickory, N.C.) Central State 28, Lenoir-Rhyne 13 (championship)

1963

Prairie View A&M (Texas) 20, Kearney State (Neb.) 7 (Kearney, Neb.) St. John’s (Minn.) 54, Emporia (Kan.) 0 (Minneapolis, Minn.)

St. John’s 33, Prairie View A&M 27 (championship)

1964

Concordia (Minn.) 28, Linfield (Ore.) 6 (Fargo, N.D.) Sam Houston State (Texas) 32, Findlay (Ohio) 21 (Findlay, Ohio) Concordia 7, Sam Houston State 7 (championship)

1965

St. John’s (Minn.) 28, Fairmont St. (W.Va.) 7 (Bloomington, Minn.)

Linfield (Ore.) 30, Sul Ross State (Texas) 27 (Midland, Texas) St. John’s 33, Linfield 0 (championship)

1966

Waynesburg (Pa.) 30, New Mexico Highlands 27 (Albuquerque, N.M.) Wisconsin-Whitewater 41, Central (Iowa) 18 (Whitewater, Wis.) Waynesburg 42, Wisconsin-Whitewater 21 (championship)

1967

Fairmont State (W.Va.) 21, Northern Michigan 7 (Fairmont, W.Va.) Eastern Washington 28, New Mexico Highlands 14 (Las Vegas, N.M.) Fairmont State 28, Eastern Washington 21 (championship)

1968

Troy State (Ala.) 63, Willamette (Ore.) 10 (Montgomery, Ala.) Texas A&I 20, Northern State (S.D.) 0 (Kingsville, Texas) Troy State 43, Texas A&I 35 (championship)

1969

Concordia (Minn.) 27, Hillsdale (Mich.) 0 (Flint, Mich.)

Texas A&I 28, New Mexico Highlands 23 (Kingsville, Texas) Texas A&I 32, Concordia 7 (championship)

1970

Wofford (S.C.) 12, West Liberty State (W.Va.) 6 (Greensboro, N.C.) Texas A&I 16, Wisconsin-Platteville 0 (Kingsville, Texas) Texas A&I 48, Wofford 7 (championship)

1970†

Westminster (Pa.) 20, Edinboro State (Pa.) 7 (New Castle, Pa.) Anderson (Ind.) 20, Minot State (N.D.) 14 (Anderson, Ind.) Westminster 21, Anderson 16 (championship)

Arkansas Tech 24, Northern State (S.D.) 0 (Russellville, Ark.) Livingston (Ala.) 25, West Liberty State (W.Va.) 2 (Steubenville, Ohio) Livingston 14, Arkansas Tech 12 (championship) California Lutheran 34, Montana Tech 6 (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

Westminster (Pa.) 28, Carthage (Wis.) 28 (Kenosha, Wis.) Note: Westminster declared winner on penetrations.

California Lutheran 30, Westminster 14 (championship)

1972

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 7, Livingston (Ala.) 7 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Note: Carson-Newman declared winner on penetrations.

East Texas State 54, Central State (Okla.) 0 (Commerce, Texas) East Texas State 21, Carson-Newman 18 (championship)

1972†

Missouri Southern 24, Doane (Neb.) 6 (Joplin, Mo.) Northwestern (Iowa) 13, Franklin (Ind.) 6 (Franklin, Ind.) Missouri Southern 21, Northwestern 14 (championship)

1973

Elon (N.C.) 35, Wisconsin-La Crosse 24 (Burlington, N.C.) Abilene Christian (Texas) 34, Langston (Okla.) 6 (Abilene, Texas) Abilene Christian 42, Elon 14 (championship)

1973†

Northwestern (Iowa) 28, William Jewell (Mo.) 2 (Orange City, Iowa) Glenville State (W.Va.) 14, Carthage (Wis.) 7 (Ripley, W.Va.) Northwestern 10, Glenville State 3 (championship)

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Linfield (Ore.) 18, Whittier (Calif.) 7 (McMinnville, Ore.) Pittsburg State (Kan.) 28, Northern State (S.D.) 14 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Pittsburg State 12, Linfield 7 (championship)

1974

Texas A&I 21, Cameron (Okla.) 19 (Kingsville, Texas) Henderson State (Ark.) 21, Elon (N.C.) 7 (Burlington, N.C.) Texas A&I 34, Henderson State 23 (championship)

1974†

Texas Lutheran 52, Linfield (Ore.) 8 (Seguin, Texas) Missouri Valley 37, Hanover (Ind.) 29 (Hanover, Ind.) Texas Lutheran 42, Missouri Valley 0 (championship)

1975

Texas A&I 37, Oregon College 0 (Kingsville, Texas) Salem (W.Va.) 16, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 7 (Arkadelphia, Ark.) Texas A&I 37, Salem 0 (championship)

1975†

Texas Lutheran 32, Hanover (Ind.) 13 (Seguin, Texas) California Lutheran 27, William Penn (Iowa) 0 (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

Texas Lutheran 34, California Lutheran 8 (championship)

1976

Texas A&I 56, Western State (Colo.) 14 (Kingsville, Texas) Central Arkansas 10, Elon (N.C.) 7 (Burlington, N.C.)

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Championship History 1976†

Westminster (Pa.) 31, Texas Lutheran 0 (Seguin, Texas) Redlands (Calif.) 40, Valley City State (N.D.) 39 (OT) (Redlands, Calif.)

Westminster 20, Redlands 13 (championship)

1977

Abilene Christian (Texas) 35, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 7 (Abilene, Texas) Southwestern (Okla.) 21, Kearney State (Neb.) 7 (Weatherford, Okla.)

Abilene Christian 24, Southwestern Oklahoma 7 (championship)

1977†

Westminster (Pa.) 14, Concord (W.Va.) 13 (New Wilmington, Pa.) California Lutheran 29, Linfield (Ore.) 28 (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

Westminster 17, California Lutheran 9 (championship)

1978

Elon (N.C.) 21, Concord (W.Va.) 6 (Burlington, N.C.) Western State (Colo.) 21, Central Arkansas 17 (Conway, Ark.) Grand Valley (Mich.) 24, Wisconsin-La Crosse 14 (La Crosse, Wis.) Angelo State (Texas) 32, Oregon College 0 (San Angelo, Texas) Elon 13, Grand Valley 7 (Burlington) Angelo State 35, Western State 3 (San Angelo) Angelo State 24, Elon 14 (championship)

1978†

Missouri Valley 30, Bethany (Kan.) 16 (Marshall, Mo.) Findlay (Ohio) 13, Tarleton (Texas) 6 (Findlay, Ohio) Concordia (Minn.) 49, Northwestern (Iowa) 0 (Moorhead, Minn.)

Linfield (Ore.) 32, Carroll (Mont.) 6 (McMinnville, Ore.) Findlay (Ohio) 27, Missouri Valley 9 (Findlay, Ohio) Concordia 24, Linfield 23 (McMinnville, Ore.) Concordia 7, Findlay 0 (championship)

1979

Presbyterian (S.C.) 36, Saginaw Valley (Mich.) 6 (Clinton, S.C.) Central State (Okla.) 42, Kearney State (Neb.) 22 (Kearney, Neb.) Angelo State (Texas) 31, Wisconsin-River Falls 7 (San Angelo, Texas) Texas A&I 38, Western State (Colo.) 14 (Kingsville, Texas) Texas A&I 22, Angelo State 19 (Kingsville) Central State 28, Presbyterian 6 (Edmond, Okla.)

Texas A&I 20, Central State 14 (championship)

1979†

Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 34, California Lutheran 14 (Thousand Oaks, Calif.)

Bethany (Kan.) 35, Austin (Texas) 24 (Lindsborg, Kan.) Northwestern (Iowa) 40, Midland Lutheran (Neb.) 27 (Vermillion, S.D.) Findlay (Ohio) 41, Jamestown (N.D.) 15 (Findlay, Ohio) Northwestern 49, Bethany 21 (Orange City, Iowa) Findlay 9, Pacific Lutheran 0 (Findlay, Ohio) Findlay 51, Northwestern 6 (championship)

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1980

Kearney State (Neb.) 9, Mars Hill (N.C.) 6 (OT) (Mars Hill, N.C.) Northeastern State (Okla.) 10, Angelo State (Texas) 3 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Elon (N.C.) 17, Concord (W.Va.) 14 (Bluefield, W.Va.) East Texas State 27, Central Arkansas 21 (Conway, Ark.) Northeastern State (Okla.) 14, Kearney State 0 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Elon 14, East Texas State 6 (Commerce, Texas) Elon 17, Northeastern State 10 (championship)

1980†

Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 35, Linfield (Ore.) 20 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Valley City State (N.D.) 16, McMurry (Texas) 7 (Abilene, Texas) William Jewell (Mo.) 20, Baker (Kan.) 17 (Liberty, Mo.) Wilmington (Ohio) 56, Hanover (Ind.) 49 (4OT) (Wilmington, Ohio) Pacific Lutheran 32, Valley City State 0 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Wilmington 31, William Jewell 17 (Liberty, Mo.) Pacific Lutheran 38, Wilmington 10 (championship)

1981

Hillsdale (Mich.) 12, Fairmont State (W.Va.) 7 (Fairmont, W.Va.) Elon (N.C.) 37, Concord (W.Va.) 8 (Bluefield, W.Va.) Cameron (Okla.) 48, Central Arkansas 27 (Conway, Ark.) Pittsburg State (Kan.) 14, Moorhead State (Minn.) 13 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Elon 41, Hillsdale 13 (Burlington, N.C.) Elon 3, Pittsburg State 0 (championship) Note: Cameron ruled ineligible for playoffs after first round.

1981†

Austin College (Texas) 27, Panhandle State (Okla.) 16 (Goodwell, Okla.)

Concordia (Minn.) 13, Dickinson State (N.D.) 9 (Moorhead, Minn.)

Westminster (Pa.) 21, Anderson (Ind.) 6 (New Wilmington, Pa.) William Jewell (Mo.) 19, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 14 (Liberty, Mo.) Concordia 23, Westminster 17 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Austin College 33, William Jewell 28 (Sherman, Texas) Austin College 24, Concordia 24 (championship)

1982

Hillsdale (Mich.) 20, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 12 (Hillsdale, Mich.)

Mesa (Colo.) 43, Moorhead State (Minn.) 20 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Northeastern State (Okla.) 38, Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 23 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Central State (Okla.) 61, Southern Colorado 20 (Pueblo, Colo.)

Central State 28, Northeastern State 17 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Mesa 18, Hillsdale 9 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Central State 14, Mesa 11 (championship)

1982†

Linfield (Ore.) 20, California Lutheran 16 (McMinnville, Ore.) Westminster (Pa.) 14, Wilmington (Ohio) 7 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Northwestern (Iowa) 33, St. John’s (Minn.) 28 (Orange City, Iowa) William Jewell (Mo.) 44, Sul Ross State (Texas) 43 (Alpine, Texas) William Jewell 23, Northwestern 10 (Liberty, Mo.) Linfield 37, Westminster (Pa.) 9 (McMinnville, Ore.) Linfield 33, William Jewell 15 (championship)

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Texas A&I 26, Central Arkansas 0 (championship)

1983

1986

1983†

1986†

1984

1987

Mesa (Colo.) 35, Eastern New Mexico 9 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 42, Shepherd (W.Va.) 21 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Saginaw Valley (Mich.) 14, Central State (Okla.) 13 (Edmond, Okla.)

Central Arkansas 18, Northeastern State (Okla.) 7 (Conway, Ark.) Mesa 34, Central Arkansas 17 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Carson-Newman 41, Saginaw Valley 7 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Carson-Newman 36, Mesa 28 (championship) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 35, Baker (Kan.) 3 (Tacoma, Wash.)

William Jewell (Mo.) 51, Wilmington (Ohio) 7 (Liberty, Mo.) Westminster (Pa.) 28, Findlay (Ohio) 0 (Findlay, Ohio) Northwestern (Iowa) 17, St. Thomas (Minn.) 10 (Orange City, Iowa) Pacific Lutheran 16, Westminster 13 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Northwestern 30, William Jewell (Mo.) 12 (Liberty, Mo.) Northwestern 25, Pacific Lutheran 21 (championship) Central Arkansas 30, Moorhead State (Minn.) 6 (Conway, Ark.) Central Washington 22, East Central (Okla.) 20 (Ada, Okla.)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 42, Concord (W.Va.) 6 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Saginaw Valley (Mich.) 30, Salem (W.Va.) 7 (Saginaw, Mich.)

Central Arkansas 44, Central Washington 6 (Conway, Ark.) Carson-Newman 24, Saginaw Valley 21 (OT) (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Central Arkansas 19, Carson-Newman 19 tie (championship)

1984†

Linfield (Ore.) 26, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 0 (McMinnville, Ore.) Hanover (Ind.) 18, Findlay (Ohio) 17 (Findlay, Ohio) Northwestern (Iowa) 19, Baker (Kan.) 2 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Southwestern (Kan.) 17, Bethel (Kan.) 14 (OT) (Winfield, Kan.) Linfield 55, Hanover 14 (McMinnville, Ore.) Northwestern 45, Southwestern 23 (Orange City, Iowa) Linfield 33, Northwestern 22 (championship)

1985

Henderson State (Ark.) 18, Central State (Okla.) 15 (Arkadelphia, Ark.) Hillsdale (Mich.) 47, Salem (W.Va.) 3 (Hillsdale, Mich.)

Central Arkansas 32, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 22 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Mesa (Colo.) 39, Western Oregon 32 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Central Arkansas 21, Henderson State 9 (Conway, Ark.) Hillsdale 24, Mesa 21 (OT) (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Hillsdale 10, Central Arkansas 10 tie (championship)

1985†

Wisconsin-La Crosse 24, Carroll (Mont.) 0 (Helena, Mont.)

Northwestern (Iowa) 32, Benedictine (Kan.) 22 (Atchison, Kan.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 30, Linfield (Ore.) 12 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Findlay (Ohio) 7, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 0 (Bowling Green, Ohio) Pacific Lutheran 40, Findlay 29 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Wisconsin-La Crosse 35, Northwestern 28 (3OT) (Vermillion, S.D.) Wisconsin-La Crosse 24, Pacific Lutheran 7 (championship)

Hillsdale (Mich.) 27, Mesa (Colo.) 17 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Pittsburg State (Kan.) 58, Washburn (Kan.) 24 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Cameron (Okla.) 35, Central Arkansas 34 (OT) (Lawton, Okla.)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 30, Shepherd (W.Va.) 10 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Cameron 17, Pittsburg State 6 (Lawton, Okla.)

Carson-Newman 19, Hillsdale 16 (OT) (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Carson-Newman 17, Cameron 0 (championship) Wisconsin-La Crosse 35, Hanover (Ind.) 33 (Hanover, Ind.) Baker (Kan.) 49, Huron (S.D.) 20 (Lawrence, Kan.) Carroll (Mont.) 21, Dickinson State (N.D.) 16 (Dickinson, N.D.) Linfield (Ore.) 27, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 21 (OT) (Tacoma, Wash.)

Baker 16, Wisconsin-La Crosse 14 (La Crosse, Wis.) Linfield 53, Carroll 7 (McMinnville, Ore.) Linfield 17, Baker 0 (championship)

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Championship History

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 26, Central State (Ohio) 13 (Dayton, Ohio) Mesa (Colo.) 49, Southwest State (Minn.) 7 (Marshall, Minn.)

Gardner-Webb (N.C.) 27, Moorhead State (Minn.) 7 (Boiling Springs, N.C.) Presbyterian (S.C.) 41, Concord (W.Va.) 0 (Clinton, S.C.) Cameron (Okla.) 17, Emporia State (Kan.) 12 (Lawton, Okla.)

Central Arkansas 31, Northwestern Oklahoma 7 (Conway, Ark.) Pittsburg State (Kan.) 57, Northeastern State (Okla.) 0 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Southern Oregon 21, Central Washington 14 (Ashland, Ore.) Carson-Newman 27, Gardner-Webb 24 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Pittsburg State 42, Presbyterian 21 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Cameron 14, Central Arkansas 7 (Lawton, Okla.)

Mesa 38, Southern Oregon 7 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Carson-Newman 21, Mesa 7 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Cameron 20, Pittsburg State 10 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Cameron 30, Carson-Newman 2 (championship)

1987†

Westminster (Pa.) 24, Georgetown (Ky.) 17 (Lexington, Ky.) Geneva (Pa.) 16, Bluffton (Ohio) 13 (Beaver Falls, Pa.) Wisconsin-Stevens Point 50, Westmar (Iowa) 24 (Stevens Point, Wis.) St. Ambrose (Iowa) 21, St. Francis (Ill.) 3 (Joliet, Ill.) Tarleton State (Texas) 38, Bethany (Kan.) 26 (Stephenville, Texas) Baker (Kan.) 37, Dana (Neb.) 35 (Lawrence, Kan.) Carroll (Mont.) 28, Dickinson State (N.D.) 21 (OT) (Helena, Mont.)

Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 40, Midland Lutheran (Neb.) 21 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Geneva 16, Westminster 15 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Wisconsin-Stevens Point 30, St. Ambrose 14 (Davenport, Iowa) Baker 13, Tarleton State 12 (Stephenville, Texas) Pacific Lutheran 36, Carroll 26 (Helena, Mont.)

Wisconsin-Stevens Point 48, Geneva 25 (Stevens Point, Wis.) Pacific Lutheran 17, Baker 14 (OT) (Puyallup, Wash.)

Wisconsin-Stevens Point 16, Pacific Lutheran 16 (championship) Note: Wisconsin-Stevens Point forfeited its entire schedule because of the use of an ineligible student-athlete. Pacific Lutheran is considered a co-champion with the other position vacated.

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Championship History Moorhead State (Minn.) 26, Mesa State (Colo.) 16 (Moorhead, Minn.)

Adams State (Colo.) 14, Emporia State (Kan.) 10 (Emporia, Kan.) Pittsburg State (Kan.) 38, Northern State (S.D.) 14 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Southeastern Oklahoma 21, Central Arkansas 14 (OT) (Durant, Okla.)

Hillsdale (Mich.) 42, Fairmont State (W.Va.) 7 (Hillsdale, Mich.)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 62, Concord (W.Va.) 29 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Central State (Ohio) 24, Catawba (N.C.) 10 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Arkansas-Monticello 20, Washburn (Kan.) 13 (Monticello, Ark.) Central State 14, Hillsdale 7 (Hillsdale, Mich.)

Carson-Newman 42, Moorhead State 6 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Pittsburg State 23, Arkansas-Monticello 7 (Pittsburg, Kan.) Adams State 38, Southeastern Oklahoma 7 (Durant, Okla.)

Carson-Newman 13, Central State 0 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Adams State 13, Pittsburg State 10 (Alamosa, Colo.)

Carson-Newman 56, Adams State 21 (championship)

1988†

Central Washington 49, Dickinson State 7 (Ellensburg, Wash.)

Wisconsin-La Crosse 29, Nebraska Wesleyan 0 (Lincoln, Neb.) Baker (Kan.) 35, Missouri Valley 28 (Marshall, Mo.) Westminster 34, Tarleton State 0 (Stephenville, Texas) Wisconsin-La Crosse 21, Baker 6 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Westminster 21, Central Washington 10 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Westminster 51, Wisconsin-La Crosse 30 (championship)

1990

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 35, Southwest State (Minn.) 6 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Central State (Ohio) 48, Fort Hays State (Kan.) 10 (Hays, Kan.) Central Arkansas 26, Northeastern State (Okla.) 14 (Conway, Ark.) Mesa State (Colo.) 37, Western New Mexico 30 (Grand Junction, Colo.)

Central State 41, Carson-Newman 14 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Mesa State 10, Central Arkansas 9 (Conway, Ark.) Central State 38, Mesa State 16 (championship)

Oregon Tech 56, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 35 (Klamath Falls, Ore.) Carroll (Mont.) 28, Central Washington 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Northwestern (Iowa) 14, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 9 (Orange City, Iowa) Wisconsin-La Crosse 31, Valley City State (N.D.) 6 (LaCrosse, Wis.) Evangel (Mo.) 45, Nebraska Wesleyan 14 (Springfield, Mo.) Bethany (Kan.) 21, Baker (Kan.) 19 (Lindsborg, Kan.) Bluffton (Ohio) 30, Cumberland (Ky.) 14 (Williamsburg, Ky.) Westminster (Pa.) 34, Austin College (Texas) 12 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Oregon Tech 70, Carroll 35 (Helena, Mont.)

Wisconsin-La Crosse 45, Northwestern 33 (Orange City, Iowa) Evangel 22, Bethany 10 (Springfield, Mo.) Westminster 40, Bluffton 7 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Wisconsin-La Crosse 37, Oregon Tech 24 (Klamath Falls, Ore.) Westminster 26, Evangel 9 (Springfield, Mo.) Westminster 21, Wisconsin-La Crosse 14 (championship) Note: Evangel forfeited its entire schedule because of the use of ineligible student-athletes.

1990†

1989

1991

Adams State (Colo.) 30, Northwestern Oklahoma 22 (Alamosa, Colo.)

Central State (Ohio) 56, Moorhead State (Minn.) 7 (Moorhead, Minn.)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 51, West Virginia Tech 13 (Charleston, W.Va.) Emporia State (Kan.) 32, Harding (Ark.) 9 (Emporia, Kan.) Carson-Newman 20, Central State 17 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Emporia State 51, Adams State 44 (Alamosa, Colo.)

Carson-Newman 34, Emporia State 20 (championship)

1989†

Westminster (Pa.) 29, Georgetown (Ky.) 9 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Tarleton State (Texas) 16, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) 6 (Dodge City, Kan.) Wisconsin-La Crosse 30, Wisconsin-Stevens Point 20 (La Crosse, Wis.) Missouri Valley 48, Hanover (Ind.) 27 (Marshall, Mo.) Baker (Kan.) 30, Peru State (Neb.) 27 (Peru, Neb.) Dickinson State (N.D.) 37, Carroll (Mont.) 28 (Dickinson, N.D.) Central Washington 51, Lewis & Clark (Ore.) 0 (Ellensburg, Wash.)

Nebraska Wesleyan 46, Chadron State (Neb.) 43 (Chadron, Neb.) 32

Baker (Kan.) 55, Bethany (Kan.) 7 (Lindsborg, Kan.) Central Washington 43, Greenville (Ill.) 13 (Ellensburg, Wash.)

Dickinson State (N.D.) 28, Chadron State (Neb.) 3 (Dickinson, N.D.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 37, Concordia (Wis.) 9 (Mequon, Wis.) Peru State (Neb.) 24, Wisconsin-La Crosse 3 (Peru, Neb.) Tarleton State (Texas) 24, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) 14 (Stephenville, Texas) Westminster (Pa.) 47, Georgetown (Ky.) 13 (New Wilmington, Pa.) William Jewell (Mo.) 26, Austin College (Texas) 23 (OT) (Liberty, Mo.) Baker 56, William Jewell 29 (Liberty, Mo.) Central Washington 24, Pacific Lutheran 6 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Peru State 38, Dickinson State 34 (Dickinson, N.D.) Westminster 19, Tarleton State 17 (Stephenville, Texas) Peru State 27, Baker 3 (Omaha, Neb.) Westminster 24, Central Washington 17 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Peru State 17, Westminster 7 (championship) Moorhead State (Minn.) 47, Iowa Wesleyan 14 (Moorhead, Minn.)

Western State (Colo.) 38, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 21 (Gunnison, Colo.)

Central Arkansas 30, Northeastern State (Okla.) 14 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Central State (Ohio) 34, Shepherd (W.Va.) 22 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Central State 20, Western State 13 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Central Arkansas 38, Moorhead State 18 (Conway, Ark.) Central Arkansas 19, Central State 16 (championship)

1991†

Georgetown (Ky.) 42, Eureka (Ill.) 14 (Georgetown, Ky.) Peru State (Neb.) 41, Nebraska Wesleyan 20 (Lincoln, Neb.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 27, Central Washington 0 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Midwestern State (Texas) 29, Bethany (Kan.) 0 (Wichita Falls, Texas) Dickinson State (N.D.) 26, Minot State (N.D.) 21 (Dickinson, N.D.) Linfield (Ore.) 59, Lewis & Clark (Ore.) 30 (McMinnville, Ore.) Findlay (Ohio) 9, Westminster (Pa.) 8 (Findlay, Ohio) Hastings (Neb.) 28, St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) 21 (Hastings, Neb.)

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1988

Championship History Westminster 24, Findlay 0 (Findlay, Ohio) Pacific Lutheran 52, Baker 14 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Westminster 10, Hardin-Simmons 0 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Pacific Lutheran 50, Westminster 20 (championship)

Georgetown 37, Findlay 19 (Findlay, Ohio) Peru State 28, Midwestern State 24 (Wichita Falls) Dickinson State 42, Hastings 10 (Dickinson, N.D.) Pacific Lutheran 23, Linfield 0 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Pacific Lutheran 47, Dickinson State 25 (Dickinson, N.D.) Georgetown 42, Peru State 28 (Georgetown, Ky.) Georgetown 28, Pacific Lutheran 20 (championship)

1992

Central Arkansas 14, Southwestern Oklahoma 2 (Weatherford, Okla.)

Central State (Ohio) 34, Harding (Ark.) 0 (Searcy, Ark.) Gardner-Webb (N.C.) 28, Concord (W.Va.) 21 (Boiling Springs, N.C.) Shepherd (W.Va.) 6, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 3 (Jefferson City, Tenn.)

Central State 30, Central Arkansas 23 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Gardner-Webb 22, Shepherd 7 (Boiling Springs, N.C.) Central State 19, Gardner-Webb 16 (championship)

1992†

Baker (Kan.) 21, Northwestern (Iowa) 20 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Benedictine (Kan.) 17, Hastings (Neb.) 15 (Atchison, Kan.) Findlay (Ohio) 32, Georgetown (Ky.) 14 (Findlay, Ohio) Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 42, Howard Payne (Texas) 28 (Brownwood, Texas) Linfield (Ore.) 26, Western Washington 0 (McMinnville, Ore.) Minot State (N.D.) 31, Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) 0 (Mitchell, S.D.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 37, Montana Tech 0 (Tacoma, Wash.)

Westminster (Pa.) 28, Friends (Kan.) 0 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Benedictine 21, Baker 14 (Atchison, Kan.) Findlay 13, Westminster 7 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Linfield 44, Pacific Lutheran 30 (McMinnville, Ore.) Minot State 21, Hardin-Simmons 14 (Abilene, Texas) Findlay 27, Benedictine 24 (Findlay, Ohio) Linfield 47, Minot State 12 (McMinnville, Ore.) Findlay 26, Linfield 13 (championship)

1993

Central State (Ohio) 58, Winona State (Minn.) 7 (Winona, Minn.)

East Central (Okla.) 24, Western New Mexico 22 (Silver City, N.M.) Glenville State (W.Va.) 41, Carroll (Mont.) 24 (Helena, Mont.)

Arkansas-Monticello 26, Langston (Okla.) 13 (Monticello, Ark.) East Central 27, Arkansas-Monticello 0 (Ada, Okla.)

Glenville State 13, Central State 12 (@Summersville, W.Va.) East Central 49, Glenville State 35 (championship)

1993†

Baker (Kan.) 39, Hastings (Neb.) 19 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Central Washington 28, Linfield (Ore.) 26 (McMinnville, Ore.) Doane (Neb.) 17, Bethany (Kan.) 10 (Crete, Neb.) Findlay (Ohio) 28, Tiffin (Ohio) 14 (Findlay, Ohio) Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 49, Evangel (Mo.) 21 (Abilene, Texas) Mary (N.D.) 31, Minot State (N.D.) 20 (Minot, N.D.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 61, Cumberland (Tenn.) 7 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Westminster (Pa.) 20, Georgetown (Ky.) 13 (Georgetown, Ky.) Baker 28, Doane 21 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Hardin-Simmons 30, Mary 20 (Bismarck, N.D.) Pacific Lutheran 35, Central Washington 17 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff 21, Central State (Ohio) 14 (Pine Bluff, Ark.) Langston (Okla.) 56, Arkansas Tech 42 (Russellville, Ark.) Northeastern State (Okla.) 14, Moorhead State (Minn.) 7 (Tahlequah, Okla.)

Western Montana 48, Glenville State (W.Va.) 38 (Dillon, Mont.)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff 60, Western Montana 53 (OT) (Pine Bluff, Ark.) Northeastern State 3, Langston 0 (Owasso, Okla.)

Northeastern State 13, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 12 (championship)

1994†

Westminster (Pa.) 41, Findlay (Ohio) 30 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Tiffin (Ohio) 41, Eureka (Ill.) 14 (Tiffin, Ohio) Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 49, Missouri Valley 21 (Abilene, Texas) Lambuth (Tenn.) 48, Evangel (Mo.) 19 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Minot State (N.D.) 20, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 13 (Minot, N.D.) Northwestern (Iowa) 38, Trinity (Ill.) 20 (Orange City, Iowa) Western Washington 21, Linfield (Ore.) 2 (McMinnville, Ore.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 34, Midland Lutheran (Neb.) 14 (Fremont, Neb.) Westminster (Pa.) 42, Tiffin (Ohio) 14 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Lambuth (Tenn.) 57, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 54 (Abilene, Texas) Northwestern (Iowa) 28, Minot State (N.D.) 26 (Orange City, Iowa) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 25, Western Washington 20 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Westminster (Pa.) 46, Lambuth (Tenn.) 6 (New Wilmington, Pa.) Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 28, Northwestern (Iowa) 7 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Westminster 27, Pacific Lutheran 7 (championship)

1995

Central State (Ohio) 49, Western Montana 21 (Wilberforce, Ohio) Northeastern State (Okla.) 17, Arkansas-Pine Bluff 14 (Pine Bluff, Ark.) Central State 37, Northeastern State 7 (championship)

1995†

Central Washington 28, Western Washington 21 (Bellingham, Wash.)

Malone (Ohio) 24, Geneva (Pa.) 23 (Canton, Ohio) Findlay (Ohio) 21, Pacific Lutheran 14 (Findlay, Ohio) Bethany (Kan.) 30, Benedictine (Kan.) 29 (Atchison, Kan.) Lambuth (Tenn.) 49, Clinch Valley (Va.) 0 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 41, Hastings (Neb.) 23 (Hastings, Neb.) Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 17, Howard Payne (Texas) 6 (Abilene, Texas) Mary (N.D.) 14, Dickinson State (N.D.) 8 (Dickinson, N.D.) Findlay 15, Malone 7 (Findlay, Ohio) Lambuth 63, Bethany 28 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Mary 42, Sioux Falls 17 (Bismarck, N.D.) Central Washington 40, Hardin-Simmons 20 (Abilene, Texas) Central Washington 48, Mary 7 (Puyallup, Wash.)

Findlay 63, Lambuth 13 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Central Washington 21, Findlay 21 (championship)

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Championship History Southwestern Oklahoma 17, Northwestern Oklahoma 7 (Weatherford, Okla.)

Montana Tech 49, Carroll (Mont.) 28 (Butte, Mont.)

Southwestern Oklahoma 33, Montana Tech 31 (championship)

1996†

Westminster (Pa.) 27, Clinch Valley (Va.) 20 (Wise, Va.) Findlay (Ohio) 38, Geneva (Pa.) 13 (Findlay, Ohio) Lambuth (Tenn.) 34, Benedictine (Kan.) 20 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Northwestern (Iowa) 14, Valley City State (N.D.) 7 (Orange City, Iowa) Evangel (Mo.) 45, Hardin-Simmons (Texas) 23 (Springfield, Mo.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 56, Mary (N.D.) 19 (Bismarck, N.D.) Western Washington 21, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) 20 (OT) (Bellingham, Wash.)

Willamette (Ore.) 56, Bethany (Kan.) 35 (Eugene, Ore.) Findlay 28, Westminster 9 (Findlay, Ohio) Sioux Falls 52, Northwestern 21 (Orange City, Iowa) Evangel 28, Lambuth 27 (Jackson, Tenn.)

Western Washington 13, Willamette 12 (Bellingham, Wash.)

Western Washington 28, Findlay 21 (Findlay, Ohio) Sioux Falls 28, Evangel 21 (Springfield, Mo.) Sioux Falls 47, Western Washington 25 (championship)

1997

Geneva (Pa.) 34, Campbellsville (Ky.) 14 (Beaver Falls, Pa.) Findlay (Ohio) 40, Westminster (Pa.) 0 (Findlay, Ohio) Evangel (Mo.) 46, McKendree (Ill.) 6 (Springfield, Mo.) Doane (Neb.) 53, Southwestern (Kan.) 28 (Crete, Neb.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 57, Ottawa (Kan.) 14 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Jamestown (N.D.) 55, Benedictine (Kan.) 30 (Jamestown, N.D.) Montana Tech 51, Minnesota-Crookston 10 (Butte, Mont.)

Willamette (Ore.) 26, Western Oregon 20 (OT) (Portland, Ore.) Findlay 28, Geneva 7 (Findlay, Ohio) Sioux Falls 29, Jamestown 6 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Doane 59, Evangel 20 (Springfield, Mo.) Willamette 50, Montana Tech 24 (Portland, Ore.) Findlay 26, Doane 25 (Findlay, Ohio) Willamette 17, Sioux Falls 7 (Portland, Ore.) Findlay 14, Willamette 7 (championship)

1998

Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 32, Hastings (Neb.) 26 (Hastings, Neb.) Georgetown (Ky.) 46, Malone (Ohio) 41 (Georgetown, Ky.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 29, Mary (N.D.) 25 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Southwestern (Kan.) 12, Lindenwood (Mo.) 10 (Winfield, Kan.) Tri-State (Ind.) 33, Benedictine (Kan.) 28 (Atchison, Kan.) Huron (S.D.) 61, Jamestown (N.D.) 19 (Jamestown, N.D.) Central Washington 41, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 38 (OT) (Billings, Mont.)

Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 31, Taylor (Ind.) 28 (Azusa, Calif.)

Tri-State 37, Georgetown 23 (Georgetown, Ky.) Olivet Nazarene 37, Sioux Falls 34 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Huron 52, Southwestern 6 (Huron, S.D.) Azusa Pacific 35, Central Washington 28 (Azusa, Calif.)

Olivet Nazarene 33, Tri-State 28 (Kankakee, Ill.) Azusa Pacific 26, Huron 24 (Azusa, Calif.)

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1999

Taylor (Ind.) 38, Missouri Valley 12 (Upland, Ind.) Hastings (Neb.) 45, Bethany (Kan.) 23 (Hastings, Neb.) Georgetown 38, St. Francis (Ind.) 0 (Georgetown, Ky.) Mary (N.D.) 34, Huron (S.D.) 3 (Bismarck, N.D.) Northwestern Oklahoma 44, Southwestern (Kan.) 10 (Alva, Okla.)

Lambuth (Tenn.) 41, McKendree (Ill.) 38 (Lebanon, Ill.) Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 38, Dickinson State (N.D.) 32 (Dickinson, N.D.) Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 31, Doane (Neb.) 12 (Azusa, Calif.)

Georgetown 55, Taylor 3 (Georgetown, Ky.) Mary 7, Rocky Mountain 3 (Bismarck, N.D.) Northwestern Oklahoma 56, Lambuth 13 (Alva, Okla.)

Azusa Pacific 38, Hastings 35 (Azusa, Calif.)

Northwestern Oklahoma 21, Mary 6 (Alva, Okla.)

Georgetown 66, Azusa Pacific 35 (Azusa, Calif.)

Northwestern Oklahoma 34, Georgetown 26 (championship)

2000

Northwestern Oklahoma State 40, Nebraska Wesleyan 13 (Alva, Okla.)

Georgetown (Ky.) 55, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 6 (Georgetown, Ky.) Northwestern (Iowa) 27, Benedictine (Kan.) 26 (Atchinson, Kan.) St. Francis (Ind.) 48, Lambuth (Tenn.) 33 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 27, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 21 (Olathe, Kan.) Carroll (Mont.) 24, Valley City State (N.D.) 21 (Valley City, N.D.) St. Ambrose (Iowa) 27, Mary (N.D.) 7 (Davenport, Iowa) Huron (S.D.) 47, Ottawa (Kan.) 17 (Huron, S.D.) Georgetown 37, St. Francis 19 (Georgetown, Ky.) Northwestern Oklahoma State 31, MidAmerica Nazarene 27 (Alva, Okla.)

Northwestern 21, St. Ambrose 14 (Davenport, Iowa) Carroll 31, Huron 17 (Helena, Mont.)

Northwestern Oklahoma State 42, Northwestern 7 (Alva, Okla.)

Georgetown 28, Carroll 21 (Georgetown, Ky.) Georgetown 20, Northwestern Oklahoma State 0 (championship)

2001

Georgetown (Ky.) 42, Tri-State (Ind.) 21 (Georgetown, Ky.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 27, Mary (N.D.) 21 (OT) (Bismarck, N.D.) Evangel (Mo.) 48, Kansas Wesleyan 0 (Springfield, Mo.) Carroll (Mont.) 45, Valley City State (N.D.) 27 (Helena, Mont.)

Benedictine (Kan.) 29, Northwestern Oklahoma State 27 (Atchinson, Kan.) Southern Oregon 54, McKendree (Ill.) 10 (Ashland, Ore.) Concordia (Neb.) 31, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 26 (Seward, Neb.) Campbellsville (Ky.) 42, St. Francis (Ind.) 21 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Carroll 16, Southern Oregon 12 (Ashland, Ore.) Benedictine 34, Evangel 30 (Springfield, Mo.) Georgetown 76, Campbellsville 9 (Georgetown, Ky.) Sioux Falls 34, Concordia 0 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Georgetown 31, Carroll 22 (Georgetown, Ky.) Sioux Falls 40, Benedictine 6 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Georgetown 49, Sioux Falls 27 (championship)

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2002

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 45, Kansas Wesleyan 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Mary (N.D.) 21, Minot State (N.D.) 18 (Bismarck, N.D.) Northwestern Oklahoma State 22, Benedictine (Kan.) 7 (Alva, Okla.)

Georgetown (Ky.) 35, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 14 (Georgetown, Ky.) St. Francis (Ind.) 34, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 30 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) McKendree (Ill.) 21, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 13 (Lebanon, Ill.) Carroll (Mont.) 42, Dickinson State (N.D.) 23 (Dickinson, N.D.) Southern Oregon 30, Montana-Western 12 (Ashland, Ore.) Georgetown 24, St. Francis 0 (Georgetown, Ky.) Sioux Falls 13, Mary 10 (Bismarck, N.D.) McKendree 32, Northwestern Oklahoma State 27 (Alva, Okla.)

Carroll 35, Southern Oregon 31 (Helena, Mont.)

Carroll 20, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 17 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Georgetown 35, McKendree 19 (Georgetown, Ky.) Carroll 28, Georgetown 7 (championship)

2003

Carroll (Mont.) 40, McKendree (Ill.) 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Dickinson (N.D.) 12, Lambuth (Tenn.) 6 (Dickinson, N.D.) Northwestern Oklahoma 63, Tabor (Kan.) 21 (Alva, Okla.)

Northwestern (Iowa) 36, Ottawa (Kan.) 33 (Orange City, Iowa) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 24, Benedictine (Kan.) 21 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Mary (N.D.) 20, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 2 (Mary, N.D.) St. Ambrose (Iowa) 32, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 31 (2OT) (Olathe, Kan.) St. Francis (Ind.) 34, Georgetown (Ky.) 23 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Sioux Falls 33, Northwestern 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Northwestern Oklahoma State 24, Dickinson State 17 (Dickinson, N.D.) Carroll 49, Mary 7 (Helena, Mont.)

St. Francis 41, St. Ambrose 14 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Northwestern Oklahoma State 16, Sioux Falls 13 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll 38, St. Francis 14 (Helena, Mont.)

Carroll 41, Northwestern Oklahoma State 28 (championship)

2004

St. Francis (Ind.) 53, Morningside (Iowa) 3 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Georgetown (Ky.) 35, Trinity International (Ill.) 21 (Georgetown, Ky.) Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 16, Northwestern Oklahoma State 0 (Alva, Okla.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 72, Tabor (Kan.) 11 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 24, Mary (N.D.) 14 (Bismarck, N.D.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 21, McKendree (Ill.) 20 (Lebanon, Ill.) Hastings (Neb.) 20, Lindenwood (Mo.) 19 (St. Charles, Mo.) Dickinson State (N.D.) 30, Montana Tech 13 (Dickinson, N.D.) St Francis 28, Hastings 17 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Georgetown 46, MidAmerica Nazarene 27 (Georgetown, Ky.) Carroll 56, Dickinson State 17 (Dickinson, N.D.) Azusa Pacific 24, Sioux Falls 3 (Azusa, Calif.)

St. Francis 12, Georgetown 7 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Carroll 14, Azusa Pacific 10 (Helena, Mont.)

Carroll 15, St. Francis 13 (Savannah, Tenn.) (championship)

2005

St. Francis (Ind.) 41, Pikeville (Ky.) 7 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Georgetown (Ky.) 36, Geneva (Pa.) 35 (Georgetown, Ky.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 31, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 28 (Chicago, Ill.) Evangel (Mo.) 34, McKendree (Ill.) 31 (Lebanon, Ill.) Morningside (Iowa) 58, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 7 (Sioux City, Iowa) Carroll (Mont.) 23, Dickinson State (N.D.) 13 (Helena, Mont.)

Tabor (Kan.) 17, Graceland (Iowa) 14 (Tabor, Kan.) Montana Tech 24, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 17 (Azusa, Calif.)

St. Francis 44, Georgetown 14 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Sioux Falls 48, Tabor 13 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Morningside 54, Evangel 21 (Sioux City, Iowa) Carroll 24, Montana Tech 0 (Helena, Mont.)

St. Francis 42, Morningside 14 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Carroll 55, Sioux Falls 0 (Helena, Mont.)

Carroll 27, St. Francis 10 (championship)

2006

St. Francis (Ind.) 42, Walsh (Ohio) 3 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Northwestern (Iowa) 17, Black Hills State (S.D.) 10 (Orange City, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 42, Georgetown (Ky.) 28 (Georgetown, Ky.) Carroll (Mont.) 20, Montana State-Northern 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 48, Jamestown (N.D.) 10 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Morningside (Iowa) 38, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 31 (2 0T) (Davenport, Iowa) Bethel (Tenn.) 35, Friends (Kan.) 0 (McKenzie, Tenn.)

Note: Bethel forfeited due to ineligible player.

Missouri Valley 31, Bethel (Kan.) 14 (Marshall, Mo.) St. Francis (Ind.) 42, Bethel (Tenn.) 35 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 37, Morningside (Iowa) 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 14, Carroll (Mont.) 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Missouri Valley 33, Northwestern (Iowa) 26 (Marshall, Mo.) St. Francis (Ind.) 49, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 20 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 25, Missouri Valley 18 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 23, St. Francis (Ind.) 19 (championship)

2007

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 35, Northwestern Oklahoma State 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 34, Black Hills State (S.D.) 0 (Helena, Mont.)

Ohio Dominican 62, Cumberlands (Ky.) 35 (Columbus, Ohio) Bethel (Tenn.) 55, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 34 (McKenzie, Tenn.)

St. Francis (Ind.) 35, Lindenwood (Mo.) 14 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 45, Jamestown (N.D.) 14 (Jamestown, N.D.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 33, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 27 (Chicago, Ill.) Missouri Valley 34, Friends (Kan.) 21 (Wichita, Kan.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 49, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 27, Morningside (Iowa) 16 (Helena, Mont.)

Missouri Valley 48, Ohio Dominican 34 (Columbus, Ohio) St. Francis (Ind.) 30, Bethel (Tenn.) 27 (McKenzie, Tenn.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 11, Missouri Valley 10 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 23, St. Francis (Ind.) 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Carroll (Mont.) 17, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 9 (championship)

2008

Carroll (Mont.) 35, Dickinson State (N.D.) 18 (Helena, Mont.)

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Langston (Okla.) 20, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 14 (Olathe, Kan.) Northwestern Oklahoma State 42, Friends (Kan.) 7 (Wichita, Kan.) ^ Morningside (Iowa) 65, Baker (Kan.) 27 (Sioux City, Iowa) Lindenwood (Mo.) 65, Lambuth (Tenn.) 48 (St. Charles, Iowa) Cumberlands (Ky.) 31, Shorter (Ga.) 7 (Williamsburg, Ky.) ^Note: Carroll advances to semifinals, due to vacancy created by Northwestern Oklahoma State.

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 50, Langston (Okla.) 13 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) St. Francis (Ind.) 31, Cumberlands (Ky.) 20 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Lindenwood (Mo.) 34, Morningside (Iowa) 31 (Sioux City, Iowa) Carroll (Mont.) 38, Lindenwood (Mo.) 37 (Helena, Mont.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 24, St. Francis (Ind.) 6 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 23, Carroll (Mont.) 7 (championship)

2009

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 63, Minot State (N.D.) 21 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 59, Dickinson State (N.D.) 7 (Helena, Mont.)

Lindenwood (Mo.) 49, Langston (Okla.) 14 (St. Charles, Mo.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 52, McKendree (Ill.) 28 (Chicago, Ill.) Ottawa (Kan.) 40, Hastings (Neb.) 34 (Ottawa, Kan.) Lambuth (Tenn.) 38, Cumberlands (Ky.) 7 (Lambuth, Tenn.)

Morningside (Iowa) 24, Missouri Valley 6 (Sioux City, Iowa) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 40, McPherson (Kan.) 24 (Olathe, Kan.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 49, Morningside (Iowa) 21 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 34, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 13 (Helena, Mont.)

Lindenwood (Mo.) 64, Ottawa (Kan.) 26 (St. Charles, Mo.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 52, Lambuth (Tenn.) 10 (Chicago, Ill.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 48, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 6 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Lindenwood (Mo.) 42, Carroll (Mont.) 35 (Helena, Mont.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 25, Lindenwood (Mo.) 22 (championship)

2010

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 33, Northwestern Oklahoma State 14 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 35, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 21 (Helena, Mont.)

Saint Xavier (Ill.) 66, Cumberlands (Ky.) 19 (Chicago, Ill.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 27, Georgetown (Ky.) 24 (Olathe, Kan.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 46, Lindenwood (Mo.) 38 (St. Charles, Mo.) McKendree (Ill.) 38, McPherson (Kan.) 14 (McPherson, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 38, Dickinson State (N.D.) 17 (Sioux City, Iowa) Marian (Ind.) 35, Ottawa (Kan.) 20 (Ottawa, Kan.) Sioux Falls (S.D.) 27, McKendree (Ill.) 7 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 38, Marian (Ind.) 6 (Helena, Mont.)

Saint Xavier (Ill.) 40, Saint Francis (Ind.) 21 (Chicago, Ill.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 34, Morningside (Iowa) 10 (Olathe, Kan.) Carroll (Mont.) 27, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 5 (Helena, Mont.)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) 38, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 0 (Sioux Falls, S.D.) Carroll (Mont.) 10, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 7 (championship)

2011

Marian (Ind.) 31, Grand View (Iowa) 0 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Carroll (Mont.) 47, Valley City State (N.D.) 0 (Helena, Mont.)

Georgetown (Ky.) 21, Benedictine (Kan.) 7 (Georgetown, Ky.) MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 40, Southern Nazarene (Okla.) 28 (Olathe, Kan.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 51, Bethel (Tenn.) 13 (Chicago, Ill.) 36

St. Francis (Ill.) 21, Morningside (Iowa) 17 (Sioux City, Iowa) Saint Francis (Ind.) 28, Missouri Valley 14 (Marshall, Mo.) Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 49, Ottawa (Kan.) 26 (Azusa, Calif.)

Marian (Ind.) 49, St. Francis (Ill.) 7 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Carroll (Mont.) 17, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) 14 (Helena, Mont.)

Georgetown (Ky.) 26, Saint Francis (Ind.) 14 (Georgetown, Ky.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 29, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 14 (Olathe, Kan.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 30, Marian (Ind.) 27 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Carroll (Mont.) 35, Georgetown (Ky.) 3 (Helena, Mont.)

Saint Xavier (Ill.) 24, Carroll (Mont.) 20 (Rome, Ga.)

2012

Bethel (Tenn.) 45, Georgetown (Ky.) 44 (Georgetown, Ky.) Missouri Valley 56, Ottawa (Kan.) 21 (Marshall, Mo.) Morningside (Iowa) 40, Montana Tech 35 (Sioux City, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 31, William Penn (Iowa) 0 (Chicago, Ill.) Marian (Ind.) 42, Northwestern (Iowa) 32 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 22, Baker (Kan.) 17 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Cumberlands (Ky.) 42, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 24 (Williamsburg, Ky.) Southern Oregon 45, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 28 (Davenport, Iowa) Missouri Valley 10, Bethel (Tenn.) 7 (Marshall, Mo.) Morningside (Iowa) 47, Southern Oregon 44 (OT) (Sioux City, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 35, Cumberlands (Ky.) 21 (Chicago, Ill.) Marian (Ind.) 45, Saint Francis (Ind.) 34 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Marian (Ind.) 20, Missouri Valley 17 (Marshall, Mo.) Morningside (Iowa) 47, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 19 (Sioux City, Iowa) Marian (Ind.) 30, Morningside (Iowa) 27 (OT) (Rome, Ga.)

2013

Cumberlands (Ky.) 56, St. Ambrose (Iowa) 28 (Williamsburg, Ky.) Grand View (Iowa) 38, Ottawa (Kan.) 13 (Des Moines, Iowa) Carroll (Mont.) 38, Georgetown (Ky.) 28 (Helena, Mont.)

Baker (Kan.) 10, Sterling (Kan.) 7 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 40, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 21 (Sioux City, Iowa) Saint Francis (Ind.) 20, Faulkner (Ala.) 13 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Missouri Valley 38, Northwestern (Iowa) 13 (Marshall, Mo.) Tabor (Kan.) 14, Benedictine (Kan.) 13 (Atchison, Kan.) Cumberlands (Ky.) 28, Saint Francis (Ind.) 14 (Williamsburg, Ky.) Grand View (Iowa) 44, Tabor (Kan.) 24 (Des Moines, Iowa) Carroll (Mont.) 27, Missouri Valley 3 (Helena, Mont.)

Morningside (Iowa) 36, Baker (Kan.) 28 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Cumberlands (Ky.) 34, Carroll (Mont.) 27 (OT) (Williamsburg, Ky.) Grand View (Iowa) 35, Morningside (Iowa) 0 (Des Moines, Iowa) Grand View (Iowa) 35, Cumberlands (Ky.) 23 (Rome, Ga.)

2014

Carroll (Mont.) 49, Valley City State (N.D.) 0 (Helena, Mont.)

Grand View (Iowa) 38, Langston (Okla.) 3 (Des Moines, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 38, Campbellsville (Ky.) 35 (Chicago, Ill.) Morningside (Iowa) 42, Ottawa (Kan.) 21 (Sioux City, Iowa) Missouri Valley 20, Northwestern (Iowa) 17 (2OT) (Marshall, Mo.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 20, Faulkner (Ala.) 17 (Columbia, Ky.) Marian (Ind.) 34, Georgetown (Ky.) 3 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Southern Oregon 44, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 26 (Ashland, Ore.)

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2015

Morningside (Iowa) 75, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 69 4OT (Sioux City, Iowa) Baker (Kan.) 68, Point (Ga.) 21 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Grand View (Iowa) 16, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 13 (Des Moines, Iowa) Saint Francis (Ind.) 37, Reinhardt (Ga.) 26 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Montana Tech 44, Dickinson State (N.D.) 44-10 (Butte, Mont.)

Marian (Ind.) 44, Campbellsville (Ky.) 7 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Southern Oregon 52, Kansas Wesleyan 8 (Ashland, Ore.) Tabor (Kan.) 16, Doane (Neb.) 14 (Hillsboro, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 51, Tabor (Kan.) 6 (Sioux City, Iowa) Southern Oregon 24, Baker (Kan.) 19 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Marian (Ind.) 30, Grand View (Iowa) 3 (Des Moines, Iowa) Saint Francis (Ind.) 42, Montana Tech 20 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Southern Oregon 30, Morningside (Iowa) 27 (Sioux City, Iowa) Marian (Ind.) 45, Saint Francis (Ind.) 14 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Marian (Ind.) 31, Southern Oregon 14 (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

2016

Marian (Ind.) 32, Robert Morris (Ill.) 7 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Baker (Kan.) 44, Sterling (Kan.) 21 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Reinhardt (Ga.) 52, Southeastern (Fla.) 22 (Waleska, Ga.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 79, Missouri Valley 20 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 65, Tabor (Kan.) 17 (Sioux City, Iowa) Montana Tech 28, Dickinson State (N.D.) 21 (Butte, Mont.)

Eastern Oregon 34, Doane (Neb.) 28 (La Grande, Ore.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 34, Grand View (Iowa) 27 (OT) (Columbia, Ky.) Eastern Oregon 17, Marian (Ind.) 0 (La Grande, Ore.) Baker (Kan.) 42, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 27 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Reinhardt (Ga.) 27, Montana Tech 0 (Waleska, Ga.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 42, Morningside (Iowa) 35 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Baker (Kan.) 45, Eastern Oregon 41 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 42, Reinhardt (Ga.) 24 (Waleska, Ga.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 38, Baker (Kan.) 17 (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

2017

Morningside (Iowa) 63, Sterling (Kan.) 7 (Sioux City, Iowa) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 63, Southeastern (Fla.) 49 (Columbia, Ky.) Reinhardt (Ga.) 39, Concordia (Mich.) 10 (Waleska, Ga.) Southern Oregon 55, Dickinson State (S.D.) 24 (Ashland, Ore.) Baker (Kan.) 33, Georgetown (Ky.) 36 (Baldwin City, Kan.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 39, Grand View (Iowa) 23 (Chicago, Ill.) Langston (Okla.) 7, Northwestern (Iowa) 55 (Langston, Okla.)

Saint Francis (Ind.) 26, Benedictine (Kan.) 21 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 52, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 7 (Sioux City, Iowa) Saint Francis (Ind.) 30. Northwestern (Iowa) 3 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 29, Southern Oregon 34 (Columbia, Ky.) Reinhardt (Ga.) 17, Georgetown (Ky.) 10 (Waleska, Ga.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 43, Morningside (Iowa) 36 (Fort Wayne, Ind.)

Reinhardt (Ga.) 37, Southern Oregon 34 (Waleska, Ga.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 24, Reinhardt (Ga.) 13 (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

2018

Morningside (Iowa) 49, Rocky Mountain (Mont.) 20 (Sioux City, Iowa) Benedictine (Kan.) 48, Cumberlands (Ky.) 41 (2OT) (Atchison, Kan.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 34, Grand View (Iowa) 3 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Baker (Kan.) 44, Bethel (Tenn.) 41 (OT) (Mackenzie, Tenn.)

Dickinson State (N.D.) 14, Northwestern (Iowa) 6 (Orange City, Iowa) Concordia (Mich.) 31, Reinhardt (Ga.) 21 (Waleska, Ga.) Kansas Wesleyan 15, Langston (Okla.) 9 (Salina, Kan.) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 34, Marian (Ind.) 21 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 51, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 14 (Sioux City, Iowa) Benedictine (Kan.) 54, Concordia (Mich.) 38 (Atchison, Kan.) Saint Francis (Ind.) 33, Baker (Kan.) 23 (Fort Wayne, Ind.) Kansas Wesleyan 43, Dickinson State (N.D.) 40 (Salina, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 34, Saint Francis (Ind.) 28 (Sioux City, Iowa) Benedictine (Kan.) 43, Kansas Wesleyan 21 (Salina, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 28, Benedictine (Kan.) 20 (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

2019

College of Idaho 70, Ottawa (Ariz.) 23 (Caldwell, Idaho) Grand View (Iowa) 31, Concordia (Mich.) 30 (Des Moines, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 25, Northwestern (Iowa) 20 (Orange City, Iowa) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 30, Saint Francis (Ind.) 26 (Columbia, Ky.) Kansas Wesleyan 42, Baker (Kan.) 7 (Salina, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 51, Dickinson State (N.D.) 21 (Sioux City, Iowa) Marian (Ind.) 17, Reinhardt (Ga.) 7 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Cumberlands (Ky.) 28, Kesier (Fla.) 24 (West Palm Beach, Fla.) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 35, Kansas Wesleyan 24 (Salina, Kan.) Morningside (Iowa) 51, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 0 (Sioux City, Iowa) Grand View (Iowa) 14, College of Idaho 6 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 21, Grand View (Iowa) 16 (Sioux City, Iowa) Marian (Ind.) 28, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 24 (Indianapolis, Ind.) Morningside (Iowa) 40, Marian (Ind.) 38 (Grambling, La.)

2020

Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 42, Bethel (Ind.) 10 (Columbia, Ky.) Keiser (Fla.) 63, Arizona Christian 21 (West Palm Beach. Fla.) Reinhardt (Ga.) 40, Marian (Ind.) 29 (Waleska, Ga.) Grand View (Iowa) 38, Dordt (Iowa) 10 (Des Moines, Iowa) Concordia (Mich.) 21, Georgetown (Ky.) 7 (Georgetown, Ky.) Morningside (Iowa) 55, Carroll (Mont.) 0 (Sioux City, Iowa) Baker (Kan.) 59, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.), 54 (Baldwin, Kan.) Northwestern (Iowa) 31, Dickinson State (N.D.) 7 (Orange City, Iowa) Keiser (Fla.) 42, Reinhardt (Ga.) 14, (West Palm Beach, Fla.) Northwestern (Iowa) 27, Grand View (Iowa) 24, (Des Moines, Iowa) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 49, Concordia (Mich.) 27 (Columbia, Ky.) Morningside (Iowa) 45, Baker (Kan.) 29 (Sioux City, Iowa) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 38, Keiser (Fla.) 14 (Columbia, Ky.) Northwestern (Iowa) 44, Morningside (Iowa) 41 (Sioux City, Iowa) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 45, Northwestern (Iowa) 13 (Grambling, La.)

2021

Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 48, Montana Western 21 (First Round) Morningside (Iowa) 63, Ottawa (Ariz.) 38 (First Round)

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Southern Oregon 45, Carroll (Mont.) 42 (Helena, Mont.)

Marian (Ind.) 34, Grand View (Iowa) 6 (Des Moines, Iowa) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 30, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 17 (Chicago, Ill.) Morningside (Iowa) 56, Missouri Valley 28 (Sioux City, Iowa) Southern Oregon 62, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 37 (Chicago, Ill.) Marian (Ind.) 41, Morningside (Iowa) 21 (Sioux City, Iowa) Southern Oregon 55, Marian (Ind.) 31 (Daytona Beach, Fla.)

Grand View (Iowa) 38, Dickinson State (N.D.) 13 (First Round) Northwestern (Iowa) 24, Central Methodist (Mo.) 7 (First Round) Kansas Wesleyan advances, Indiana Wesleyan forfeit (First Round) Keiser (Fla.) 16, Reinhardt (Ga.) 13 (First Round) Marian (Ind.) 21, Southwestern (Kan.) 17 (First Round) Concordia (Mich.) 47, Saint Xavier 3 (First Round) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 54, Keiser (Fla.) 12 (Quarterfinals) Morningside (Iowa) 58, Kansas Wesleyan 21 (Quarterfinals) Grand View (Iowa) 31, Concordia (Mich.) 16 (Quarterfinals) Northwestern (Iowa) 25, Marian (Ind.) 20 (Quarterfinals) Grand View (Iowa) 34, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 28 (Semifinals) Morningside (Iowa) 28, Northwestern (Iowa) 19 (Semifinals) Morningside (Iowa) 38, Grand View (Iowa) 28 (Championship) (Durham, N.C.)

2022

Indiana Wesleyan 14, Avila (Mo.), 7 (First Round) Morningside (Iowa) 35, Arizona Christian 18 (First Round) Northwestern (Iowa) 49, Dickinson State (N.D.), 7 (First Round) Benedictine (Kan.) 35, Southwestern (Kan.) 7 (First Round) Grand View (Iowa) 17, Carroll (Mont.) 14 (First Round) Marian (Ind.) 41, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 7 (First Round) Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 23, Reinhardt (Ga.) 22 (First Round) Keiser (Fla.) 27, Bethel (Tenn.) 17 (First Round) Indiana Wesleyan 24, Benedictine (Kan.) 13 (Quarterfinals) Grand View (Iowa) 10, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 7 (Quarterfinals) Northwestern (Iowa) 52, Marian (Ind.) 27 (Quarterfinals) Keiser (Fla.) 29, Morningside (Iowa) 28 (Quarterfinals) Northwestern (Iowa) 38, Indiana Wesleyan 7 (Semifinals) Keiser (Fla.) 38, Grand View (Iowa) 21 (Semifinals) Northwestern (Iowa) 35, Keiser (Fla.) 25 (Championship)

Southwestern (Kan.) 31, Saint Francis (Ind.) 24 (First Round) Friends (Kan.) 147, OUAZ (Ariz.) 35 (First Round) Keiser (Fla.) 56, Pikeville (Ky.) 21 (Second Round) Grand View (Iowa) 21, Friends (Kan.) 17 (Second Round) Indiana Wesleyan 24, Southwestern (Kan.) 13 (Second Round) Montana Western 41, Dickinson State (N.D.) 14 (Second Round) Georgetown (Ky.) 27, St. Thomas (Fla.) 21 (Second Round) Morningside (Iowa) 35, MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 0 (Second Round) Northwestern (Iowa) 32, Montana Tech 29 (Second Round) Benedictine (Kan.) 42, Texas Wesleyan 33 (Second Round) Keiser (Fla.) 38, Georgetown (Ky.) 22 (Quarterfinals) Grand View (Iowa) 17, Northwestern (Iowa) 0 (Quarterfinals) Benedictine (Kan.) 20, Indiana Wesleyan 9 (Quarterfinals) Morningside (Iowa) 31, Montana Western 24 (Quarterfinals) Keiser (Fla.) 42, Benedictine (Kan.) 38 (Semifinals) Grand View (Iowa) 36, Morningside (Iowa) 13 (Semifinals) Grand View (Iowa) 5, Keiser (Fla.) 7 (Championship) † Marks Division II (1992-2020) % FCS expanded to 20 teams in 2023 season, Top 12 received first round bye ^ Score stands as the official result, Northwestern Oklahoma State vacates position in 2008 Football Championship Series. Refer to page 144 (XXI, A, 11) in the NAIA Official Policy Handbook: “When an ineligible student participates, all the ineligible student’s statistics shall be deleted form the records. Individual statistics earned by eligible students shall stand. All team and individual statistics for the offending opponents shall remain intact and unaffected. In the case of team/individual student-athletes forfeitures at NAIA National Championships, honors and placings will be vacated by the offending team/athlete and final results will not be adjusted.”

2023

St. Thomas (Fla.) 55, Reinhardt (Ga.) 7 (First Round) Dickinson State (N.D.) 35, Montana Tech 28 (First Round) Dordt (Iowa) 35, Ottawa (Kan.) 7 (First Round) Baker (Kan.) 55, Louisiana Christian 28 (First Round) Northwestern (Iowa) 7, Dordt (Iowa) 0 (Second Round) Grand View (Iowa) 28, Dickinson State (N.D.) 3 (Second Round) Keiser (Fla.) 45, St. Thomas (Fla.) 21 (Second Round) Georgetown (Ky.) 42, Baker (Kan.) 21 (Second Round) Saint Xavier (Ill.) 31, Marian (Ind.) 21 (Second Round) Indiana Wesleyan 24, Morningside (Iowa) 21 (Second Round) Bethel (Tenn.) 40, Evangel (Mo.) 13 (Second Round) College of Idaho 49, Montana Western 42 (Second Round) Northwestern (Iowa) 34, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 17 (Quarterfinals) College of Idaho 31, Grand View (Iowa) 17 (Quarterfinals) Keiser (Fla.) 56, Bethel (Tenn.) 14 (Quarterfinals) Georgetown (Ky.) 31, Indiana Wesleyan 21 (Quarterfinals) Northwestern (Iowa) 35, Georgetown (Ky.) 10 (Semifinals) Keiser (Fla.) 28, College of Idaho 21 (Semifinals) Keiser (Fla.) 31, Northwestern (Iowa) 21 (Championship)

2024

Pikeville (Ky.) 42, Baker (Kan.) 35 (First Round) Dickinson State (N.D.) 27, Kansas Wesleyan20 (First Round) 38

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Championship History

Championship Series All-Time Participation No.

W-L

Pct.

1st

2nd

Abilene Christian (Texas) (1973-77) .................................................................................. 2 ............ 4-0 ..............1.000 ........2.......... 0 Adams State (Colo.) (1988-89).......................................................................................... 2 ............ 4-2 ...............667..........0.......... 1 Anderson (Ind.) (1970-81) ................................................................................................ 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 1 Angelo State (Texas) (1978-79-80) ................................................................................... 3 ............ 4-2 ...............667..........1.......... 0 Arkansas Tech (1971-94) .................................................................................................. 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 1 Arkansas-Monticello (1988-93).......................................................................................... 2 ............ 2-2 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Arkansas-Pine Bluff (1994-95)........................................................................................... 2 ............ 2-2 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Arizona Christian (2020-22) .............................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Austin College (Texas) (1979-81-88-90) ............................................................................ 4 ............ 2-3-1 ............417..........2* ........ 0 Avila (Mo.) (2022) ............................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (1998-99-00-03-04-05-10-11) ............................................................ 8 ............ 9-7 ...............563..........1.......... 0 Baker (Kan.) (1980-83-84-86-87-88-89-90-92-93-08-12-13-15-16-17-18-19-20-23-24) ...... 21 .......... 19-21 ...........487..........0.......... 2 Benedictine (Kan.) (1985-92-95-96-97-98-00-01-02-03-11-13-17-18-22-24) ...................... 16 .......... 10-16 ...........407..........0.......... 1 Bethany (Kan.) (1978-79-87-88-90-91-93-95-96-99) ......................................................... 10 .......... 3-10 .............308..........0.......... 0 Bethel (Kan.) (1984-06-20) ............................................................................................... 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Bethel (Tenn.) (2006-07-11-12-18-22-23) ......................................................................... 7 ............ 4-7 ...............363..........0.......... 0 Black Hills State (N.D.) (2006-07)...................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Bluffton (Ohio) (1987-88) ................................................................................................. 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 California Lutheran (1971-75-77-79-82) ............................................................................ 5 ............ 4-4 ...............500..........1.......... 2 Cameron (Okla.) (1974-81-86-87) ..................................................................................... 4 ............ 7-2 ...............778 ..........1.......... 1 Campbellsville (Ky.) (1997-01-14-15)................................................................................. 4 ............ 1-4 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Carroll (Mont.) (1978-85-86-87-88-89-93-96-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-0910-11-13-14-20-22) ................................................................................... 24 .......... 42-18 ...........707 ..........6.......... 2 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (1972-82-83-84-86-87-88-89-90-91-92) ...................................... 11 .......... 20-5-1 ..........788 ..........5* ........ 2 Carthage (Wis.) (1971-73) ................................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Catawba (N.C.) (1988)...................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Central Arkansas (1976-78-80-81-83-84-85-86-87-88-90-91-92)........................................ 13 .......... 12-10-2 ........542..........3* ........ 1 Central (Iowa) (1966) ....................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Central Methodist (Mo.) (2021) ......................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ..............000...........0.......... 0 Central State (Ohio) (1987-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-95)....................................................... 9 ............ 14-6 .............700 ..........3.......... 1 Central State (Okla.) (1962-72-79-82-83-85) ..................................................................... 6 ............ 7-4 ...............636..........2.......... 1 Central Washington (1984-87-88-89-90-91-93-95-98) ....................................................... 9 ............ 11-7-1 ..........605..........1* ........ 0 Chadron State (Neb.) (1989-90)........................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Clinch Valley (Va.) (1995-96)............................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 College of Idaho (2019-23) ............................................................................................... 2 ............ 3-2 ...............600..........0.......... 0 Concord (W.Va.) (1977-78-80-81-84-87-88-92) ................................................................. 8 ............ 0-8 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Concordia (Mich.) (2017-18-19-20-21) .............................................................................. 5 ............ 3-5 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Concordia (Minn.) (1964-69) ............................................................................................. 2 ............ 2-1-1 ............625..........1* ........ 1 Concordia (Neb.) (2001) ................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Concordia (Wis.) (1990).................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.) (1978-81)............................................................................. 2 ............ 5-0-1 ............917..........2* ........ 0 Cumberlands (Ky.) (1988-07-08-09-10-12-13-18-19) ......................................................... 9 ............ 6-9 ...............400..........0.......... 1 Cumberland (Tenn.) (1993) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) (1992) ......................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Dana (Neb.) (1987) .......................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Dordt (Iowa) (2020-23) .................................................................................................... 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Dickinson State (N.D.) (1981-86-87-89-90-91-95-99-02-03-04-05-08-09-1015-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24) .............................................................. 25 .......... 9-25 .............250..........0.......... 0 Doane (Neb.) (1972-93-97-99-15-16) ............................................................................... 6 ............ 3-6 ...............333..........0.......... 0 East Central (Okla.) (1984-93) .......................................................................................... 2 ............ 3-1 ...............750 ..........1.......... 0 East Texas State (1972-80) ............................................................................................... 2 ............ 3-1 ...............750 ..........1.......... 0 Eastern New Mexico (1983) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Eastern Oregon (2016) .................................................................................................... 1 ............ 2-1 ...............667..........0.......... 0 Eastern Washington (1967) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Edinboro State (Pa.) (1970) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Crowley ISD Stadium | Fort Worth, Texas | naia.org/football

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2nd

(N.C.) (1973-74-76-78-80-81) ........................................................................................... 6 ............ 9-4 ...............692..........2.......... 2 Emporia State (Kan.) (1962-63-87-88-89) ......................................................................... 5 ............ 2-5 ...............286..........0.......... 1 Eureka (Ill.) (1991-94) ...................................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Evangel (Mo.) (1988-93-94-96-97-01-05-23) ..................................................................... 8 ............ 7-8&.............466..........0.......... 0 Fairmont State (W.Va.) (1965-67-81-88)............................................................................ 4 ............ 2-3 ...............400..........1.......... 0 Faulkner (Ala.) (2013-14).................................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Findlay (Ohio) (1964-78-79-83-84-85-91-92-93-94-95-96-97)............................................ 13 .......... 21-9-1 ..........696..........4* ........ 1 Fort Hays State (Kan.) (1990) ........................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Franklin (Ind.) (1972) ....................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Friends (Kan.) (1992-06-07-08-24).................................................................................... 5 ............ 1-5 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Gardner-Webb (N.C.) (1987-92) ........................................................................................ 2 ............ 3-2 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Geneva (Pa.) (1987-95-96-97-2005) ................................................................................. 5 ............ 3#-4 ............571..........0.......... 0 Georgetown (Ky.) (1987-89-90-91-92-93-98-99-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-10-11-12-1314-17-20-23-24)................................................................................... 24 .......... 28-21 ...........574..........3.......... 2 Glenville State (W.Va.) (1973-93-94) ................................................................................. 3 ............ 3-3 ...............500..........0.......... 2 Graceland (Iowa) (2005) .................................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Grand Valley State (Mich.) (1978)...................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Grand View (Iowa) (2011-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23-24) .................................... 13 .......... 19-11 ...........686..........2.......... 1 Greenville (Ill.) (1990)....................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.) (1958) .................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Hanover (Ind.) (1974-75-80-84-86-89).............................................................................. 6 ............ 1-6 ...............143..........0.......... 0 Harding (Ark.) (1989-92) .................................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Hardin-Simmons (Texas) (1992-93-94-95-96).................................................................... 5 ............ 5-5 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Hastings (Neb.) (1991-92-93-95-98-99-04-09) .................................................................. 8 ............ 3-8 ...............273..........0.......... 0 Henderson State (Ark.) (1974-85) ..................................................................................... 2 ............ 2-2 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Hillsdale (Mich.) (1957-59-69-81-82-85-86-88) .................................................................. 8 ............ 6-7-1 ............464..........1* ........ 1 Howard Payne (Texas) (1992-95)...................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Humboldt State (Calif.) (1960) .......................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Huron (S.D.) (1986-98-99-00)........................................................................................... 4 ............ 3-4 ...............428..........0.......... 0 Indiana Wesleyan (2021-22-23-24) ................................................................................... 4 ............ 4-4 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Iowa Wesleyan (1991)...................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Jamestown (N.D.) (1979-97-98-06-07).............................................................................. 5 ............ 1-5 ...............167..........0.......... 0 Kansas Wesleyan (2001-02-15-18-19-21-24) ..................................................................... 7 ............ 4%-7............388..........0.......... 0 Kearney State (Neb.) (1963-77-79-80) .............................................................................. 4 ............ 1-4 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Keiser (Fla.) (2019-20-21-22-23-24) .................................................................................. 6 ............ 13-5 .............654..........1.......... 2 Lambuth (Tenn.) (1994-95-96-99-00-03-08-09)................................................................. 8 ............ 7-8 ...............467..........0.......... 0 Langston (Okla.) (1973-93-94-08-09-14-17-18) ................................................................. 8 ............ 2-8 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) (1959-60-62) ..................................................................................... 3 ............ 4-2 ...............667..........1.......... 2 Lewis & Clark (Ore.) (1989-91) ......................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Lindenwood (Mo.) (1998-04-07-08-09-10) ........................................................................ 6 ............ 5-6 ...............455..........0.......... 1 Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (2014-15-16-17-19-20-21-22)............................................................ 8 ............ 12-7 .............631..........1.......... 0 Linfield (Ore.) (1961-64-65-74-77-78-80-82-84-85-86-91-92-93-94) .................................. 15 .......... 16-12 ...........571..........3.......... 3 Livingston (Ala.) (1971-72) ............................................................................................... 2 ............ 2-1 ...............667..........1.......... 0 Louisiana Christian (2023) ................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Malone (Ohio) (1995-98) .................................................................................................. 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Marian (Ind.) (2010-11-12-14-15-16-18-19-20-21-22-23) .................................................. 12 .......... 20-10 ...........666..........2.......... 2 Mars Hill (N.C.) (1980) ...................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Mary (N.D.) (1993-95-96-98-99-00-01-02-03-04) .............................................................. 10 .......... 7-10 .............411..........0.......... 0 McKendree (Ill.) (1997-99-01-02-03-04-05-09-10) ............................................................. 9 ............ 3-9 ...............250..........0.......... 0 McMurry (Texas) (1980) ................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 McPherson (Kan.) (2009-10) ............................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Mesa State (Colo.) (1982-83-85-86-87-88-90) ................................................................... 7 ............ 9-7 ...............563..........0.......... 3 MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) (2000-02-03-04-07-08-09-10-11-12-14-24) ........................... 12 .......... 6-12 .............333..........0.......... 0 Midland Lutheran (Neb.) (1979-87-94) .............................................................................. 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Midwestern State (Texas) (1991) ...................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 0 40

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1st

2nd

Minnesota-Crookston (1997)............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Minot State (N.D.) (1970-91-92-93-94-02-09) ................................................................... 7 ............ 3-7 ...............300..........0.......... 0 Missouri Southern (1972).................................................................................................. 1 ............ 2-0 ..............1.000 ........1.......... 0 Missouri Valley (1974-78-89-94-99-06-07-09-11-12-13-14-16) ........................................... 13 .......... 11-13 ...........458..........0.......... 1 Montana State (1956)....................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-0-1 ............000..........1* ........ 0 Montana State-Northern (2006) ........................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Montana Tech (1971-92-96-97-04-05-12-15-16-23)........................................................... 10 .......... 5-10 .............333..........0.......... 1 Montana-Western (1994-95-02-21-23-24) ......................................................................... 6 ............ 2-6 ...............167..........0.......... 0 Moorhead State (Minn.) (1981-82-84-87-88-89-91-94) ...................................................... 8 ............ 2-8 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Morningside (Iowa) (2004-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-2122-23-24).......................................................................................... 21 .......... 36-18 ...........666..........3.......... 1 Nebraska Wesleyan (1988-89-91-00) ................................................................................ 4 ............ 2&-3.............400..........0.......... 0 New Mexico Highlands (1966-67-69)................................................................................. 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Northeastern State (Okla.) (1958-80-82-83-87-90-91-94-95) ............................................. 9 ............ 9-7 ...............563..........2.......... 2 Northern Arizona (1958) ................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Northern Michigan (1960-67) ............................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Northern State (S.D.) (1961-62-68-71-88) ......................................................................... 5 ............ 0-5 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Northwestern (Iowa) (1972-73-78-79-82-83-84-85-88-92-94-96-00-03-06-12-13-14-1718-19-20-21-22-23-24) ..................................................................... 26 .......... 34-23 ...........600..........3.......... 5 Northwestern Oklahoma State (1987-89-96-99-00-01-02-03-04-07-08-10)+ ...................... 12 .......... 12-10 ...........545..........1.......... 2 Ohio Dominican (2007)..................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) (1998-00-20).................................................................................... 3 ............ 3-3 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Oregon College (1975-78) ................................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Oregon Tech (1988) ......................................................................................................... 1 ............ 2-1 ...............667..........0.......... 0 OUAZ (Ariz.) (2019-21-24) ................................................................................................ 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Ottawa (Kan.) (1997-00-03-09-10-11-12-13-14-23) ........................................................... 10 .......... 1-10 .............090..........0.......... 0 Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) (1975-82) ..................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (1979-80-81-83-85-86-87-88-90-91-92-93-94-95-96) .................. 15 .......... 24#-12.........667..........3* ........ 4 Panhandle State (Okla.) (1981) ......................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Peru State (Neb.) (1989-90-91)......................................................................................... 3 ............ 6-2 ...............750 ..........1.......... 0 Pikeville (Ky.) (2005-24) .................................................................................................... 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Pittsburg State (Kan.) (1957-61-81-85-86-87-88) .............................................................. 7 ............ 9-5 ...............643..........2.......... 1 Point (Ga.) (2015) ............................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Prairie View A&M (Texas) (1963)....................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Presbyterian (S.C.) (1979-87) ........................................................................................... 2 ............ 2-2 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Redlands (Calif.) (1976) .................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Reinhardt (Ga.) (2015-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23).............................................................. 9 ............ 6-8 ...............428..........0.......... 0 Robert Morris (Ill.) ............................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Rocky Mountain (Mont.) (1998-99-13-18).......................................................................... 4 ............ 1-4 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) (1979-83-84) ........................................................................ 3 ............ 2-3 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Saint Francis (Ind.) (1999-00-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-10-11-12-13-15-16-17-18-19-24).. 20 .......... 32-18 ...........653..........2.......... 3 Saint Xavier (Ill.) (2002-05-06-07-09-10-11-12-14-15-17-18-19-21-22-23) ......................... 16 .......... 19-15 ...........558..........1.......... 0 Salem (W.Va.) (1975-84-85) ............................................................................................. 3 ............ 1-3 ...............250..........0.......... 1 Sam Houston State (Texas) (1964) ................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-0-1 ............750 ..........1* ........ 0 Shepherd (W.Va.) (1983-86-91-92) ................................................................................... 4 ............ 1-4 ...............200..........0.......... 0 Shorter (Ga.) (2008) ......................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Sioux Falls (S.D.) (1988-94-95-96-97-98-01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10)......................... 16 .......... 36-12 ...........750 ..........4.......... 3 Southeastern (Fla.) (2016-17) ........................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Southeastern Oklahoma (1988) ........................................................................................ 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Southern Colorado (1982) ................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Southern Connecticut (1959) ............................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Southern Oregon (1987-01-02-12-14-15-17) ..................................................................... 7 ............ 13-6 .............684..........1.......... 1 Southern Nazarene (Okla.) (2011) .................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Southwest State (Minn.) (1987-90) ................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Southwestern (Kan.) (1984-97-98-99-21-22-24) ................................................................ 7 ............ 3-7 ...............300..........0.......... 0 Crowley ISD Stadium | Fort Worth, Texas | naia.org/football

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Championship Series All-Time Participation Southwestern Oklahoma (1977-92-96).............................................................................. 3 ............ 3-2 ...............600..........1.......... 1

No.

W-L

Pct.

1st

2nd

St. Ambrose (Iowa) (1984-85-87-00-01-02-03-05-06-07-08-12-13) ................................... 13 .......... 4#-12...........250..........0.......... 0 St. Benedict’s (Kan.) (1958) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 St. Francis (Ill.) (1987-11) ................................................................................................. 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 St. John’s (Minn.) (1963-65-82)......................................................................................... 3 ............ 4-1 ...............800..........2.......... 0 St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (1956) ................................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-0-1 ............000..........1* ........ 0 St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (1989-90-91) ........................................................................ 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 St. Thomas (Fla.) (2023-24).............................................................................................. 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 St. Thomas (Minn.) (1983)................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Sterling (Kan.) (2013-16-17) ............................................................................................. 3 ............ 0-3 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Sul Ross State (Texas) (1965-82) ...................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Tabor (Kan.) (2003-04-05-13-15-16) ................................................................................. 6 ............ 3-6 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Tarleton State (Texas) (1978-87-89-90)............................................................................. 4 ............ 3-4 ...............429..........0.......... 0 Taylor (Ind.) (1998-99) ..................................................................................................... 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Texas A&I (1959-68-69-70-74-75-76-79) .......................................................................... 8 ............ 16-1 .............941..........7.......... 1 Texas Lutheran (1974-75-76)............................................................................................ 3 ............ 4-1 ...............800..........2.......... 0 Tiffin (Ohio) (1993-94) ..................................................................................................... 2 ............ 1-2 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Tri-State (Ind.) (1998-01) ................................................................................................. 2 ............ 2-2 ...............500..........0.......... 0 Trinity (Ill.) (1994) ............................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Trinity International (Ill.) (2004) ........................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Troy State (Ala.) (1968) .................................................................................................... 1 ............ 2-0 ..............1.000 ........1.......... 0 Union (Ky.) (2008) ............................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Valley City State (N.D.) (1976-80-88-96-00-01-11-14)........................................................ 8 ............ 1-8 ...............100..........0.......... 0 Walsh (Ohio) (2006) ......................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Washburn (Kan.) (1986-88) .............................................................................................. 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Waynesburg (Pa.) (1966).................................................................................................. 1 ............ 2-0 ..............1.000 ........1.......... 0 West Liberty State (W.Va.) (1970-71) ................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 West Virginia Tech (1989) ................................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Western New Mexico (1990-93) ........................................................................................ 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Western Oregon (1985-97) ............................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Western State (Colo.) (1976-78-79-91) ............................................................................. 4 ............ 2-4 ...............333..........0.......... 0 Western Washington (1992-94-95-96) .............................................................................. 4 ............ 4-4 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Westmar (Iowa) (1987) .................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1#-0 ...........1.000 ........0.......... 0 Westminster (Pa.) (1970-71-76-77-81-82-83-87-88-89-90-91-92-93-94-96-97) .................. 17 .......... 31-11 ...........738 ..........6.......... 3 Whittier (Calif.) (1961) ...................................................................................................... 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Whitworth (Wash.) (1960) ................................................................................................ 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Willamette (Ore.) (1968-96-97)......................................................................................... 3 ............ 4-3 ...............571..........0.......... 1 William Jewell (Mo.) (1973-80-81-82-83-90)...................................................................... 6 ............ 6-6 ...............500..........0.......... 1 William Penn (Iowa) (1975-12) ......................................................................................... 2 ............ 0-2 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Wilmington (Ohio) (1980-82-83) ....................................................................................... 3 ............ 2-3 ...............400..........0.......... 1 Winona State (Minn.) (1993)............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Wisconsin-La Crosse (1973-78-85-86-88-89-90) ................................................................ 7 ............ 10-6 .............625..........1.......... 2 Wisconsin-Platteville (1970) .............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Wisconsin-River Falls (1979) ............................................................................................. 1 ............ 0-1 ...............000..........0.......... 0 Wisconsin-Stevens Point (1977-87-89) .............................................................................. 3 ............ 0+-5 ............000..........0.......... 0 Wisconsin-Whitewater (1966) ........................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1 Wofford (S.C.) (1970) ....................................................................................................... 1 ............ 1-1 ...............500..........0.......... 1

* Co-Championships # Received forfeit victory from Wisconsin-Stevens Point + Forfeited its entire 1987 schedule because of the use of an ineligible student-athlete. Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) is considered a co-champion with the other position vacated. = Forfeited its entire 1988 schedule because of the use of ineligible student-athletes & Received forfeit victory from Evangel (Mo.) % Received forfeit victory from Indiana Wesleyan + Vacated position in 2008 Football Championship Series because of use of ineligible student-athletes. Listed with 42-7 win vs. Friends (Kan.) in First Round and then vacated position in Quarterfinal Round.

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Championship Game Outstanding Players 1965 Stan Suchta, St. John’s (Minn.)

1966 Rich Dahar, Waynesburg (Pa.) 1967 -1968 Gene Walkoviak, Troy State (Ala.) 1969 Karl Douglas, Texas A&I 1970 Karl Douglas, Texas A&I 1970† Dave Bierbach, Westminster (Pa.) 1971 Larry Brown, Arkansas Tech 1971† Brian Kelley, California Lutheran 1972 Ken Parks, East Texas State 1972† Curt Krull, Northwestern (Iowa) 1973 Wilbert Montgomery, Abilene Christian (Texas) 1973† Curt Krull, Northwestern (Iowa) 1974 Don Hardeman, Texas A&I 1074† Mike Washington, Texas Lutheran 1975 Larry Collins, Texas A&I 1975† Mike Washington, Texas Lutheran 1976 Larry Collins, Texas A&I 1976† Jan Budai, Westminster (Pa.)

Lineman

1965 Fred Cremer, St. John’s (Minn.)

1966 Dennis Williamson, Wisconsin-Whitewater 1967 -1968 Ray Hickl, Texas A&I 1969 Jim Respondek, Texas A&I 1970 -1970† Bill Schrecengost, Anderson (Ind.) (II) 1971 Nels Strickland, Livingston (Ala.) (I) 1971† Mike Sheppard, California Lutheran (II) 1972 Tim George, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1972† Mike Benard, Northwestern (Iowa) (II) 1973 Chip Martin, Abilene Christian (Texas) (I) 1973† Mark Reger, Glenville State (W.Va.) (II) 1974 Mike Hawkins, Texas A&I (I) 1975† Willie Gibson, Texas Lutheran (II) 1975 Howard Henderson, Texas A&I (I) 1975† Phil Dunne, Texas Lutheran (II) 1976 -1976† Brian DeRoo, Redlands (Calif.) (II)

Offense

1977 Kelly Kent, Abilene Christian (Texas) (I) 1977† Frank Rondinelli, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1978 Mark Embry, Angelo State (Texas) (I) 1978† Bob Beliveau, Concordia (Minn.) (II) 1979 Martin Stroman, Texas A&I (I) 1979† Paul Rina, Findlay (Ohio) (II) 1980 Bobby Hedrick, Elon (N.C.) (I) 1908† Chris Utt, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1981 Phil Renn, Elon (N.C.) (I) 1981† Gene Branum, Austin College (Texas) (II) 1982 Daric Zeno, Central State (Okla.) (I) 1982† Randy Mueller, Linfield (Ore.) (II)

1983 Larry Smith, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1983† Lee McKinstrey, Northwestern (Iowa) (II) 1984 Kenneth Tyson, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1984† David Lindley, Linfield (Ore.) (II) 1985 Tim Grote, Hillsdale (Mich.) (I) 1985† Dan Lowney, Wisconsin-LaCrosse (II) 1986 Pat Johnson, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1986† David Lindley, Linfield (Ore.) (II) 1987 Chuck Smith, Cameron (Okla.) (I) 1987† Pat Dorsey, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1988 Vernon Turner, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1988† Joe Micchia, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1989 Robert Hardy, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1989† Joe Micchia, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1990 Ray Hill, Central State (Ohio) (I) 1990† Nate Bradley, Peru State (Neb.) (II) 1991 Steve Strange, Central Arkansas (I) 1991† Dane Damron, Georgetown (Ky.) (II) 1992 Henderson Mosley, Central State (Ohio) (I) 1992† DeMya Wimberly, Findlay (Ohio) (II) 1993 Tyler Jack, East Central (Okla.) (I) 1993† Marc Weekly, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1994 Eddie Akins, Northeastern State (Okla.) (I) 1994† Tim McNeil, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1995 Antonio Davis, Central State (Ohio) (I) 1995† Tony Pearson, Findlay (Ohio) (II) 1996 Keith Kizzie, Southwestern Oklahoma (I) 1996† Kurtiss Riggs, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (II) 1997 Jamie Smiddy, Findlay (Ohio) 1998 Jack Williams, Azusa Pacific (Calif.)

1999 Al Hunt, Northwestern Oklahoma State 2000 Cody Brown, Georgetown (Ky.) 2001 Eddie Eviston, Georgetown (Ky.) 2002 Rob Latrielle, Carroll (Mont.)

2003 Tyler Emmert, Carroll (Mont.)

2004 Tyler Emmert, Carroll (Mont.)

2005 Tyler Emmert, Carroll (Mont.)

2006 Chad Cavendar, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2007 Gabe Le, Carroll (Mont.)

2008 Lorenzo Brown, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2009 Braden Wieking, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2010 Gary Wagner, Carroll (Mont.)

2011 Jimmy Coy, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 2012 Mike Josifovski, Marian (Ind.) 2013 Derek Fulton, Grand View (Iowa) 2014 Austin Dodge, Southern Oregon 2015 Krishawn Hogan, Marian (Ind.) 2016 Seth Coate, Saint Francis (Ind.) 2017 Justin Green, Saint Francis (Ind.) 2018 Connor Niles, Morningside (Iowa) 2019 Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) 2020 Cameron Dukes, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 2021 Anthony Sims, Morningside (Iowa) 2022 Jalyn Gramstad, Northwestern (Iowa) 2023 Jaden Meizinger, Keiser (Fla.) 2024 Jackson Waring Grand View (Iowa) Crowley ISD Stadium | Fort Worth, Texas | naia.org/football

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1977 Ray Nunez, Abilene Christian (Texas) (I) 1977† Frank Emanuele, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1978 Kelvin Smith, Angelo State (Texas) (I) 1978† Mike Lee, Concordia (Minn.) (II) 1979 Emmuel Thompson, Texas A&I (I) 1979† Charlie Byrd, Findlay (Ohio) (II) 1980 Stanley Tootoo, Elon (N.C.) (I) 1980† Scott Kessler, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1981 Chris Worst, Elon (N.C.) (I) 1981† Dwight Hintermeister, Concordia (Minn.) (II) 1982 Mike Tasby, Central State (Okla.) (I) 1982† Mike McAllister, Linfield (Ore.) (II) 1983 Carlton Gunn, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1983† Tom Hayes, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1984 Allen Stevens, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1984† James Lee, Linfield (Ore.) (II) 1985 Kurt Norman, Hillsdale (Mich.) (I) 1985† Ken Van Vreede, Wisconsin-LaCrosse (II) 1986 Don Bramlett, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1986† Damon Liles, Linfield (Ore.) (II) 1987 Bryan Callihan, Cameron (Okla.) (I) 1987† Vacated (II) 1988 Beauford Perkins, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1988† Casey Campbell, Wisconsin-LaCrosse (II) 1989 Gary Laging, Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (I) 1989† Louis Berry, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1990 Marvin Pope, Central State (Ohio) (I) 1990† Bob Hansen, Peru State (Neb.) (II) 1991 Chris Smith, Central Arkansas (I) 1991† Jeff Watts, Georgetown (Ky.) (II) 1992 James Harbison, Gardner-Webb (N.C.) (I) 1992† Chris Smith, Findlay (Ohio) (II) 1993 Cory Bennett, East Central (Okla.) (I) 1993† Jason Thiel, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.) (II) 1994 Charles Burrell, Arkansas-Pine Bluff (I) 1994† Craig Villwock, Westminster (Pa.) (II) 1995 Russel Meeks, Central State (Ohio) (I) 1995† Shaun Raykovich, Central Washington (II) 1996 Mark Patterson, Southwestern Oklahoma (I) 1996† Travis Dumke, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (II) 1997 Craig Aukerman, Findlay (Ohio) 1998 Greg Reid, Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) 1999 Daryl Richardson, Northwestern Oklahoma State 2000 Brian Landis, Georgetown (Ky.) 2001 B.J. Mattingly, Georgetown (Ky.) 2002 Ian Ruth, Georgetown (Ky.) 2003 Brett Bermingham, Carroll (Mont.)

2004 Marty Starks, St. Francis (Ind.) 2005 Matt Thomas, Carroll (Mont.)

2006 Tim Farrell, St. Francis (Ind.) 2007 Owen Koeppen, Carroll (Mont.)

2008 Kyle Cummings, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2009 Dominic Studzinski, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2010 Erik Anderson, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2011 Patrick Appion, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 2012 Robert Palmer, Marian (Ind.) 44

2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

Jason Gladfelder, Grand View (Iowa) Julius Rucker, Southern Oregon Dewayne Beckford, Marian (Ind.) Lucas Sparks, Saint Francis (Ind.) Eric Dunten, Saint Francis (Ind.) Chase Reis, Morningside (Iowa) Deion Clayborne, Morningside (Iowa) Michael Leslie, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) Jalen Portis, Morningside (Iowa) Noah Van’t Hof, Northwestern (Iowa) Maddox Aprile, Keiser (Fla.) Jackson Filer Grand View (Iowa)

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Championship Game Outstanding Players

Awards 1956 Dewey Halford, Morningside (Iowa) 1957 Frank Waters, Hillsdale (Mich.)

1958 Volney Ashford, Missouri Valley 1959 Clarence Stasavich, Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 1960 Phil Sarboe, Humboldt State (Calif.)

1961 Carnie Smith, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1962 Paul Durham, Linfield (Ore.) 1963 Billy Nicks, Prairie View A&M (Texas) 1964 Jake Christiansen, Concordia (Minn.)

1965 John Gagliardi, St. John’s (Minn.)

1966 Forrest Perkins, Wisconsin-Whitewater 1967 Deacon Duvall, Fairmont State (W.Va.) 1968 Bill Atkins, Troy State (Ala.) 1969 Jake Gaither, Florida A&M 1970 Gil Steinke, Texas A&I 1971 Robert Shoup, California Lutheran 1972 Jim Frazier, Missouri Southern 1973 Larry Korver, Northwestern (Iowa) 1974 Gil Steinke, Texas A&I 1975 Gil Steinke, Texas A&I 1976 Gil Steinke, Texas A&I 1977 DeWitt Jones, Abilene Christian (Texas) 1978 Jim Hess, Angelo State (Texas) 1979 Ron Harms, Texas A&I 1979† Richard Strahm, Findlay (Ohio) 1980 Jerry Tolley, Elon (N.C.) 1980† Stan McGarvey, William Jewell (Mo.) 1981 Ron Randleman, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1981† Jim Christopherson, Concordia (Minn.)

1982 Dick Lowry, Hillsdale (Mich.)

1982† Ad Rutschman, Linfield (Ore.) 1983 Harold Horton, Central Arkansas 1983† Frosty Westering, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1984 Ken Sparks, Carson-Newman (Tenn.)

1984† Ad Rutschman, Linfield (Ore.) 1985 Ralph Carpenter, Henderson State (Ark.) 1985† Larry Korver, Northwestern (Iowa) 1986 Dennis Franchione, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1986† Ad Rutschman, Linfield (Ore.) 1987 Dennis Franchione, Pittsburg State (Kan.) 1987† Vacated 1988 Jon Lantz, Southeastern Oklahoma 1988† Joe Fusco, Westminster (Pa.) 1989 Jeff Geiser, Adams State (Colo.)

1989† Joe Fusco, Westminster (Pa.) 1990 Mike Isom, Central Arkansas 1990† Tom Shea, Peru State (Neb.) 1991 Carl “Duke” Iverson, Western State (Colo.)

1991† Kevin Donley, Georgetown (Ky.) 1992 Billy Joe, Central State (Ohio) 1992† Dick Strahm, Findlay (Ohio) 1993 Rich Rodriguez, Glenville State (W.Va.) 1993† Frosty Westering, Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

1994 Tom Eckert, Northeastern State (Okla.)

1994† Gene Nicholson, Westminster (Pa.) 1995 Rick Comegy, Central State (Ohio)

1995† Dick Strahm, Findlay (Ohio) 1996 Paul Sharp, Southwestern Oklahoma 1996† Bob Young, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 1997 Dick Strahm, Findlay (Ohio) 1998 Vic Shealy, Azusa Pacific (Calif.)

1999 Tim Albin, Northwestern Oklahoma 2000 Bill Cronin, Georgetown (Ky.) 2001 Bill Cronin, Georgetown (Ky.) 2002 Carl Poelker, McKendree (Ill.) 2003 Mike Van Diest, Carroll (Mont.)

2004 Kevin Donley, St. Francis (Ind.) 2005 Mike Van Diest, Carroll (Mont.)

2006 Kalen DeBoer, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2007 Mike Van Diest, Carroll (Mont.)

2008 Kalen DeBoer, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2009 Kalen DeBoer, Sioux Falls (S.D.) 2010 Mike Van Diest, Carroll (Mont.)

2011 Mike Feminis, Saint Xavier (Ill.) 2012 Steve Ryan, Morningside (Iowa) 2013 Mike Woodley, Grand View (Iowa) 2014 Mark Henninger, Marian (Ind.) 2015 Mark Henninger, Marian (Ind.) 2016 Kevin Donley, Saint Francis (Ind.) 2017 Kevin Donley, Saint Francis (Ind.) 2018 Steve Ryan, Morningside (Iowa) 2019 Steve Ryan, Morningside (Iowa) 2020 Chris Oliver, Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) 2021 Steve Ryan, Morningside (Iowa) 2022 Matt McCarty, Northwestern (Iowa) 2023 Doug Socha, Keiser (Fla.) 2024 Myles Russ, Keiser (Fla.)

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Awards 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024

Bo Hurley, Findlay (Ohio) (QB) Jack Williams, Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (RB) Eddie Eviston, Georgetown (Ky.) (QB) Eddie Eviston, Georgetown (Ky.) (QB) Eddie Eviston, Georgetown (Ky.) (QB) Nick Kortan, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (RB) Tyler Emmert, Carroll (Mont.) (QB) Cory Jacquay, St. Francis (Ind.) (RB) Tyler Emmert, Carroll (Mont.) (QB) Brian Kurtz, St. Francis (Ind.) (LB) Chad Cavender, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (QB) Owen Koeppen, Carroll (Mont.) (LB) Lorenzo Brown, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (QB) Jon Ryan, Sioux Falls (S.D.) (WR) Chance Demarais, Carroll (Mont.) (RB) Jimmy Coy, Saint Xavier (Ill.) (QB) Kyle Schuck, Morningside (Iowa) (WR) Austin Dodge, Southern Oregon (QB) Ryan Kasdorf, Morningside (Iowa) (QB) Logan Brettell, Baker (Kan.) (QB) Nick Ferrer, Saint Francis (Ind.) (QB) Trent Solsma, Morningside (Iowa) (QB) Charles Salary, Marian (Ind.) (RB) Tyson Kooima, Northwestern (Iowa) Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) Joe Dolincheck, Morningside (Iowa) Jaylyn Gramstad, Northwestern (Iowa) Jackson Waring, Grand View (Iowa)

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Cliff Harris Award

2023 Tristan Waugh, Grand View 2024 Tai Lologo, Keiser (Fla.)

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Player of the Year

The following is a list of players (alphabetically, by school) selected to NAIA All-America football teams since they were first selected in 1954. The numbers following each institution indicate the institution’s number of All-Americans followed by the number of different individuals selected to teams. The number following each individual indicates first, second, or third team selection. The third team began being recogonized in 2023.

Abilene Christian (Texas) (10/9)

1955-Paul Goad, B 1973-Clint Longley, QB (1) 1973-Wilbert Montgomery, RB (1) 1975-Johnny Perkins, E (1) 1976-Johnny Perkins, E (1) 1976-Ove Johannson, K (2) 1978-Kirby Jones, E (2) 1978-John Mayes, QB (2) 1979-Greg Feasel, OT (1) 1980-Kenny Davidson, DL (1)

Adams State (Colo.) (30/27) 1960-John Freim, DE (3) 1960-Carl Palazzo, DG (3) 1960-Ray Ramsey, QB (3) 1961-Carl Palazzo, DG (1) 1962-Jim Edwards, LB (1) 1962-Bob Hidalgo, QB (2) 1964-Calvin Jones, DG (2) 1966-Don Cockroft, K (1) 1967-Tom Bilotta, DT (1) 1968-Jim Vuono, DE (1) 1971-Tom Shockley, DB (1) 1971-Andy Pogman, OG (2) 1972-Rich Goggin, LB (2) 1975-Russ Tippins, DL (2) 1976-Anthony Smith, OG (2) 1978-Herb Stanley, DL (2) 1979-Ron Johnston, DB (2) 1980-Rocky Paulson, K (1) 1980-Ray Garvin, DB (2) 1984-Bill Stone, RB (2) 1985-Mark McAninch, P (1) 1987-Dave Humann, DB (1) 1988-Mike McAninch, LB (1) 1989-Bobby Saiz, QB (1) 1989-Dave Smith, OL (1) 1989-Chris Cembalisty, OL (2) 1989-Wes Polk, K (2) 1990-Dave Smith, OL (1)

1990-Bobby Saiz, QB (2) 1991-Scott Wiedeman, DB (2)

1963-Larry Hand, OT (2) 1964-Larry Hand, OT (1)

Alabama State (1/1)

Arizona Christian (9/7)

1975-Gregory Allen, LB (1)

Alcorn State (Miss.) (12/9)

1968-David Hadley, DB (1) 1969-David Hadley, DB (1) 1970-Fred Carter, DT (2) 1971-Alex Price, DG (1) 1971-Louis Price, OG (2) 1972-Alex Price, DT (1) 1975-Lawrence Pillers, DL (1) 1975-Kenneth Williams, LB (1) 1976-Larry Warren, DL (1) 1976-John Thomas, LB (1) 1979-WilArthur Jackson, DL (2) 1980-WilArthur Jackson, DL (1)

Alma (Mich.) (2/2)

1967-Gordon Hetrich, DB (2) 1972-Doug Nikkila, C (2)

American International (Mass.) (1/1) 1955-Tom Rychie, E

Anderson (Ind.) (8/7)

1979-Phil Kalbaugh, LB (2) 1980-Brian Stoneking, DL (1) 1981-Norbert Schenhals, OL (1) 1981-Gary Wood, DL (2) 1982-Scott Hinton, DB (2) 1983-Scott Hinton, DB (2) 1985-Ken Dodson, DL (2) 1989-Brad Lamb, WR (2)

Angelo State (Texas) (14/10)

1969-Rod Cason, OT (1) 1970-Rod Cason, OT (1) 1971-Rod Cason, OT (1) 1971-Jerry Austin, Back (2) 1974-Charlie Franklin, Back (2) 1975-James Cross, DB (2) 1976-Ken Kennard, DL (1) 1978-Jerry Aldridge, Back (1) 1978-Kelvin Smith, LB (2) 1979-Clayton Weishuhn, LB (1) 1980-Clayton Weishuhn, LB (1) 1980-Anthony Johnson, RB (2) 1980-David Knowles, DB (2) 1981-Clayton Weishuhn, LB (2)

Appalachian State (N.C.) (3/2) 1960-Bob White, OG (2)

2016-Derek Brush, P (1) 2017-Derek Brush, P (1) 2019-Jaron Green, DL (1) 2020-Jon Cole, WR (1) 2020-Kel Lee McPeck, OL (2) 2020-Riley Tucker, DB (2) 2021-Jon Cole, WR (1) 2021-Kel Lee McPeck, OL (2) 2022-Nestor Higuera-Rodriguez, PK (2)

Arkansas-Monticello (16/16) 1955-Quentious Crews, E 1957-Chuck Deerman, G (3) 1973-Roy Strickland, LB (2) 1977-Terry Alexander, RB (2) 1979-Danny Barker, OT (2) 1983-Melvin Patrick, DL (1) 1986-Roland Autrey, DL (1) 1988-Morehead Jordan, LB (2) 1988-Jerry Johnson, DB (2) 1990-Anthony Brown, OL (1) 1992-Kevin Parker, OL (1) 1992-Undra Holman, RB (2) 1993-J.J. DePriest, P (1) 1993-David Johnson, DB (1) 1993-Roy Watkins, RB (2) 1994-Paul Russell, OL (2)

Arkansas-Pine Bluff (16/11)

1966-Charles Williams, Back (2) 1967-Charles Williams, Back (1) 1988-Robert Marshall, WR (1) 1988-Ronald Bryant, DL (2) 1989-Ivory Lee Brown, RB (1) 1989-Robert Marshall, WR (1) 1989-Tyrone Brock, OL (2) 1989-Stanley Jones, DB (2) 1994-Leonta Gillespie, OL (2) 1994-Charles Burrell, LB (2) 1994-Anthony Williams, KR (2) 1995-Leonta Gillespie, OL (1) 1995-Charles Burrell, LB (1) 1995-Anthony Williams, WR (2) 1995-Ray Nealy, RB (2) 1995-Cedric Doolittle, DL (2)

Arkansas State (2/2)

1955-Tommy Spiers, Back 1956-Frank Farella, G (3)

Arkansas Tech (18/14) 1954-Don Dempsey, C

1958-Eddie Meador, Back (2) 1960-Powell McClellan, LB (1) 1960-Roger Lee, DB (2) 1961-Powell McClellan, LB (1) 1964-Danny Gilbert, OG (1) 1965-Danny Gilbert, DT (2) 1970-Joe Hoing, OG (1) 1971-Rick Thone, E (1) 1971-Perry Goodell, DG (2) 1972-Perry Goodell, DG (1) 1979-Kelly Davis, K (2) 1985-Bruce Livingston, DB (2) 1986-Kevin Johnson, DL (2) 1986-Bruce Livingston, DB (2) 1987-Chad Walker, DL (2) 1989-Noel Tugwell, OL (1) 1994-Demond Sampson, DB (2)

Austin College (Texas) (37/25) 1954-Charles Bons, E 1960-Charles Miller QB (1) 1965-Jerry Bishop, Back (2) 1966-Don Fields, DB (2) 1968-Don Fields, DB (2) 1975-Willie Williams, DB (2) 1976-Willie Williams, DB (1) 1979-Price Clifford, LB (1) 1979-Chris Luper, DB (1) 1979-Ty Quick, OT (2) 1980-Gene Branum, P (1) 1980-Ty Quick, OL (2) 1980-Chris Luper, DB (2) 1981-Chris Luper, DB (1) 1981-Gene Branum, P (1) 1981-Larry Shillings, QB (2) 1982-Don Parnell, OL (2) 1983-Ed Holt, DL (1) 1984-Rossi Felix, DL (1) 1984-Jeff Timmons, K (2) 1985-Henry Miller, LB (1) 1986-Otis Amy, WR (1) 1986-Henry Miller, LB (1) 1987-Otis Amy, WR (1) 1988-Otis Amy, WR (1) 1988-David Goss, K (1) 1988-Scooter Nolen, DL (2) 1989-Mark Murphy, LB (1) 1989-Scooter Nolen, DL (1) 1990-Jeff Cordell, DB (1) 1990-Kyle Matlock, K (1) 1990-Nader Dabboussi, DL (2) 1992-Brent Badger, P (2) 1992-John Womack, LB (2) 1993-Brent Badger, P (1) 1993-Barrett Jenkins, WR (2) 1994-Brent Badger, P, (2) 1995-Mae Hawsey, DL (2)

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Ave Maria (Fla.) (2/2)

2013-Jeff Lindenmoyer, OL (2) 2015-Jeff Lindenmoyer, OL (1)

Avila (Mo.) (3/3)

2018-Shabari Jones, OL (1) 2020-Malik Nesbitt, RB (2) 2023-Bryan Stiemke, RB (3)

Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (37/30) 1980-Jim Gustin, C (2) 1980-Norm Slosted, LB (2) 1981-Doug Barnett, DL (1) 1981-Devon Jones, K (2) 1982-John Samuelson, LB (2) 1983-Steve Conner, DL (1) 1983-Joe Schulter, RB (2) 1984-Joe Schulter, RB (2) 1985-Christian Okoye, RB (1) 1985-Eric Lemaster, DL (1) 1986-David Bumstead, OL (1) 1986-Christian Okoye, RB (1) 1986-Rod Price, LB (1) 1988-Gary Willison, DL (2) 1989-Jeff Gustin, LB (2) 1990-Ross Ritter, OL (1) 1991-Ross Ritter, OL (1) 1994-Jake Wiersma, OL (2) 1995-Jake Wiersma, OL (1) 1997-Dexter Davis, WR (1) 1998-Dexter Davis, WR (1) 1998-Jack Williams, RB (1) 1998-Matt Zaengle, DB (1) 1999-Deon Jordan, WR (1) 1999-Brad Baker, OL (2) 1999-Jack Wililams, RB (2) 2000-Kevin Carlsen, WR (2) 2001-Jeremiah Beery, LB (1) 2001-Tim Shoffeitt, OL (2) 2002-T.J. Woods, OL (1) 2002-Nick Tavaglione, DL (2) 2003-Nate Farris, PRS (1) 2003-Nick Tavaglione, DL (1) 2003-Anthony Diggs, LB (2) 2004-Stephen Holte, LB (1) 2004-Peder Moore, DL (2) 2005-Stephen Holte, LB (1)

Baker (Kan.) (64/55)

1958-Dick Shores, T (2) 1977-Roger Farmer, E (1) 1978-Robert London, OG (2) 1979-Mike Ewing, C (1) 1980-Tony Butts, K (1) 1980-Lorenza Thames, DB (2) 1981-Steve Gastelum, OL (1) 48

1982-Ron Razz, RB (1) 1983-Curtis Brown, LB (1) 1983-Todd Beaty, OL (2) 1984-Ron Frazier, K (1) 1984-Joe Meyer, OL (2) 1984-Terry Heads, LB (2) 1984-Tracy Bourne, DB (2) 1985-Terry Heads, LB (1) 1985-Kevin Alewine, RB (2) 1986-Lance Bighems, LB (1) 1986-Ernie Carter, OL (1) 1986-Tom DeVille, DL (2) 1987-John Franovich, OL (2) 1987-Ed Lierz, RB (1) 1988-Ed Lierz, RB (1) 1988-Mike Berg, OL (2) 1988-Mike Gardner, K (2) 1989-Ben Last, DL (2) 1989-Brian Ponzer, OL (2) 1990-Tony Farias, OL (1) 1990-Mark Green, RB (1) 1991-John Lindmark, OL (1) 1991-Robert Villafranca, DB (2) 1992-Mark Esposito, OL (1) 1992-Leroy Brown, DL (2) 1992-Jimmie Rose, SB (2) 1993-Matt McAtee, TE (1) 1993-John Mize, OL (1) 1993-Jimmie Rose, SB (2) 1995-Isaia Isaia, LB (1) 1997-Cedric Colbert, RB (1) 1998-Chuck Osborn, LB (1) 1999-Carlos Grace, DL (1) 1999-Mark Emry, DB (2) 2000-Carlos Grace DL, (1) 2000-Mark Emry, DB (2) 2003-John Reeves, RB (2) 2007-Derek Doerfler, PK (1) 2010-Colton Miller, DB (1) 2012-Andre Jolly, DL (1) 2014-Sheldon Jacks, OL (2) 2015-Clarence Clark, WR (1) 2015-Tucker Pauley, LB, (2) 2016-Logan Brettell, QB, (1) 2016-Josh Kock, DL, (2) 2016-Darrian Winston, DB (2) 2016-Cornell Brown, AP, (2) 2016-Clarence Clark, PK, (2) 2017-Josh Kock, DL, (1) 2018-Nate McLaurin, AP (2) 2019-JD Woods, RB (1) 2020-JD Woods, RB (1) 2021-JD Woods, RB (1) 2022-Mitchell Henry, LB (2) 2023-Canon Karn, LB (1) 2024-Thad Metcalfe, DB (2) 2024-Zac Kramer, LB (3)

Baldwin-Wallace (Ohio) (3/2) 1960-Obie Bender, LB (2) 1961-Tom Goosby, OG (1) 1961-Obie Bender, LB (2)

Belhaven (Miss.) (6/6)

2002-Sam Husband, QB (2) 2003-Brian Zbydniewski, QB (2) 2003-Mike King, WR (2) 2006-Phoenix Thompson, WR (1) 2013-Matt Hall, OL (1) 2014-Greg Livingston, WR (1)

Bemidji State (Minn.) (6/6) 1959-Dennis Price, HB (3) 1965-Dave Adegaard, C (2) 1976-Ed Acosta, RB (1) 1977-Dave Patton, E (2) 1985-Rich Schwartz, DB (2) 1986-Alan Wolden, RB (2)

Benedictine (Kan.) (61/53)

1954-Bill Daletski, E 1957-Gerald Mohlman, HB (2) 1958-Mark Flynn, QB (2) 1958-George Worley, G (2) 1960-Larry Muff, DE (2) 1960-Allen Lewis, HB (3) 1977-Cary Shaw, K (1) 1985-Jeff Pirog, OL (1) 1986-Jamie Mueller, RB (2) 1987-Larry Minner, DL (1) 1989-Marty Kobza, LB (1) 1990-Scott Miller, DB (2) 1991-Sam Sitzmann, LB (2) 1992-Don Brown, RB (1) 1992-Ken McGibney, LB (2) 1992-Mike Mossey, OL (2) 1993-Don Brown, RB (1) 1993-Mike Mossey, OL (2) 1994-Shawn Connor, DL (1) 1995-Dan Ruch, PK (1) 1996-Dan Neill, TE (2) 1996-Sean Sullivan, LB (2) 1998-Mike Federico, DL (1) 1997-Shem Johnson, KR (2) 1998-Shem Johnson, DB (1) 1999-Cory Schrick, RS (1) 1999-Matt Walls, OL (2) 2000-Larry Nations, OL (1) 2000-Cory Schrick SB (2) 2001-Matt Fowler, WR (1) 2001-Eric Simonich, DL (2) 2002-GuidoTrinidad, LB (1) 2002-Javier Rodas, K (2) 2003-Byron Mitchell-Hughley, DB (1)

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2004-Cody Simon, OL (2) 2004-John Willits, RB (2) 2006-Truman Ashby, OL (1) 2007-Truman Ashby, OL (1) 2008-Conor Walsh, WR (1) 2011-Ron Fontenot, OL (1) 2013-Cameron Fore, RB (1) 2014-David Stochlin, OL (1) 2015-Chrsitian Haak, WR (2) 2017-Ejay Johnson, RB (1) 2017-Garrett Bader, OL (2) 2018-Garrett Bader, OL (1) 2018-Aaron Jackson, WR (2) 2019-Marquis Stewart, RB (1) 2019-Dayton Bush, DB (2) 2020-Brett Shepardson, LB (2) 2022-JaShawn Todd, AP (2) 2023-Ja’Kobe Hinton, OL (1) 2023-Heath Baker, DL (2) 2023-Jacob Gathright, WR (3) 2024-Jacob Gathright, WR (1) 2024-Isaac Anderson, DL (2) 2024-JaShawn Todd, AP (2) 2024-Jackson Dooley , QB (3) 2024-Tanner Zimmerman, TE (3)

Bethany (Kan.) (24/22)

1977-Jerry Schuerman, C (2) 1978-Jerry Schuerman, C (2) 1979-Mark Eggers, QB (1) 1979-Yancey Turner, DL (2) 1980-Jack Bell, DL (2) 1981-Cliff Holman, DL (2) 1983-Ricky Johnson, K (2) 1987-Pat Wempe, TE (1) 1988-Curt McGlasson, DL (1) 1988-Jim Gruenewald, LB (2) 1989-Chuck Peters, DB (2) 1990-Kevin Matherly, DL (2) 1991-Kent Kessinger, OL (2)

1993-Brian Darden, K (1) 1995-Rob Thomas, WR (2) 1995-Ben Elliot, OL (2) 1996-Frenchie Buckner, K (1) 1996-Jorge Munoz, QB (2) 2000-John Barnett, OL (1) 2000-Curtis Peters, RS (1) 2001-Mike Strack, QB (2) 2001-Troy Mendenhall, OL (2) 2002-Curtis Peters, WR (2) 2011-Junior Allen, RB (1)

Bethel (Kan.) (20/19)

1975-Billy Jones, DB (1) 1976-Mark Christensen, DL (2) 1977-Eugene Babb, DB (2) 1980-David Morford, C (1)

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1985-Ed Smith, WR (1) 1985-Eric Rhoades, DB (2) 1986-Dennis Heide, RB (2) 1986-Ed Smith, WR (2) 1992-Tod Bean, LB (1) 1996-Eric Peters, PR (2) 2005-Garrett Whorton, K (1) 2007-Brandon Kaufman, DB (1) 2009-James McCartney, DL (1) 2016-Rickey Rodriguez, DB (1) 2020-Keegan Martin, OL (1) 2020-Josh Seabolt, LB (2) 2021-Keegan Martin, OL (1) 2022-Keegan Martin, OL (1) 2022-Trey Palmer, DB (2) 2023-Ryan Junkermeier, OL (3)

Bloomsburg State (Pa.) (1/1)

Bethel (Minn.) (1/1)

Bowie State (Md.) (4/4)

1976-Kevin Mallstrom, DB (1)

Bethel (Tenn.) (18/15)

2004-Mario Merriwether, KRS (2) 2005-Hunter Pingston, DB (1) 2005-Adrain Smith, RB (2) 2006-Adrain Smith, RB (1) 2007-Adrain Smith, RB (1) 2008-Beau Weiss, OL (1) 2009-Antonio Wardlow, DB (1) 2011-Cordarious Mann, AP (1) 2013-Stony Burns, DB (1) 2014-Stony Burns, AP (1) 2016-Quincy Walden, AP (1) 2018-J’Kobi Reddick, AP (1) 2018-Devante Jimenez, TE (2) 2022-Brandon Moore, DB (1) 2023-J.D. Dixon, WR (1) 2023-Joaquin Collazo III, QB (2) 2023-Demetrice Gilbert, DB (2) 2024-Brayden Johnson, P (1)

Bishop (Texas) (1/1)

1973-Bobby Brooks, DB (1)

Black Hills State (S.D.) (12/10) 1970-Mike Savoy, E (1) 1975-Mike Miller, DL (2) 1984-Mark Kulmus, LB (1) 1990-Marvin Mirich, WR (1) 1991-Marvin Mirich, WR (2) 1993-Lance Marr, WR (2) 1994-Lance Marr, WR (2) 1994-Kelly Merager, QB (2) 1999-Justin Lake, OL (1) 2001-Fred Maseman, WR (1) 2005-Zach Alcorn, TE (1) 2006-Tanner Tetrault, DB (1)

1967-Bob Tucker, E (2)

Bluefield (Va.) (4/3)

2018-DeMarcus Wimbush, LB (1) 2019-DeMarcus Wimbush, LB (2) 2021-JaQuan Ebron, WR (1) 2022-JaQuan Ebron, WR (1) 2024-Quincy Robinson, DL (1)

1982-Steve Hagen, WR (2) 1982-Chris Forbes, DL (2) 1983-Bill Turner, P (1) 1983-Rick Prell, LB (2) 1984-Bill Turner, P (1) 1984-Rick Prell, LB (2)

California Poly-Pomona (5/4)

Bluffton (Ohio) (2/2)

1975-Sylvester Moore, DL (2) 1987-Greg Gilcrease, RB (2)

1954-Larry Jeter, Back 1956-Jim Cox, E (2) 1958-Stew Jackson, QB (1) 1958-Don Hogan, E (3) 1959-Don Hogan, E (2)

Boise State (Idaho) (1/1)

California State (Pa.) (5/5)

1968-Doug Woolsey, OT (2)

1975-Milt Carr, FB (2) 1979-Sid Gardner, DL (1) 1980-Victor Jackson, DB (1) 1981-Marco Tongue, DB (1)

Bridgeport (Conn.) (3/2) 1954-Harold Trischman, T 1954-Richard Cipriani, E 1955-Richard Cipriani, E

Briar Cliff (Iowa) (2/2)

2019-Robert Robinson, DL (1) 2023-MJ Montgomery, LS (2)

Buena Vista (Iowa) (2/1) 1972-Joe Kotvel, OG (2) 1973-Joe Kotvel, OL (1)

California Lutheran (26/21)

1966-Stan Scheiber, DB (1) 1967-Gary Lloyd, P (1) 1968-Gary Lloyd, DE (1) 1970-Sam Cvijanovich, LB (2) 1972-Brian Kelley, LB (1) 1973-Rod Marinelli, OL (2) 1974-Doug Rihn, DB (2) 1975-Hank Bauer, Back (1) 1975-Charles McShane, DL (1) 1975-Steve Mata, OG (1) 1975-Doug Rihn, DB (1) 1976-Dave Wigton, OT (1) 1977-Harry Hedrick, E (2) 1978-Dan Buckley, LB (1) 1978-Tom O’Brien, OT (2) 1979-Dan McPherson, Spec (1) 1979-Mike Hagen, E (1) 1981-Tim Lins, TE (1) 1981-Tad Wygal, DL (1) 1982-Tim Lins, TE (1)

1962-Ray Dresh, DB (2) 1964-Ron Bradley, OT (2) 1968-Jeff Petrucci, Back (2) 1969-Larry Randall, DG (2) 1970-Bob Callaway, DE (2)

Cameron (Okla.) (12/11)

1974-Mark Cotney, DB (1) 1974-Royce Lee, OG (2) 1975-Bud Briley, LB (2) 1978-Ken Thomas, LB (1) 1980-Gary Sayre, OL (1) 1981-Anthony Lyons, OL (2) 1986-Thomas O’Kelley, DL (1) 1986-Ken Whetstone, DB (2) 1987-Pat Hartline, DL (1) 1987-Mike Lorenzen, OL (1) 1987-Thomas O’Kelley, DL (1) 1987-Charles Washington, DB (2)

Campbellsville (Ky.) (10/9)

1992-Dan Gonzales, OL (2) 1992-Steve Lovelace, LB (2) 1995-Tim Rogers, LB (2) 2000-Demetrius Forney, DL (2) 2001-Demetrius Forney, DL (1) 2008-Greg Fountain, RB (1) 2010-Calvin Bini, DB (1) 2015-Jacob Russell, QB (2) 2016-Bradley Bates, PK (1) 2016-Tyus Alcorn, WR (2)

Carroll (Mont.) (71/55)

1966-Russ Pilcher, DB (2) 1978-Pete Glueckert, OG (1) 1979-Mark Salansky, DL (2) 1985-Butch Beaudry, DB (2) 1986-Butch Beaudry, DB (1) 1986-Dave Romasko, RB (2) 1987-Butch Beaudry, DB (1) 1988-Suitoa Keleti, OL (1) 1988-Paul Petrino, QB (2)

1988-Butch Beaudry, DB (2) 1989-Suitoa Keleti, OL (1) 1989-Mark Biegler, WR (2) 1990-Ralph Taufaasau, DL (2) 1993-Bryan Hillborn, K (1) 1993-Sean Joyce, OL (1) 1993-Brian Michelloti, DB (2) 1994-Sean Joyce, OL (2) 1995-J.J. Lamb, RB (1) 1995-Kevin Sheahan, DL (1) 1995-Tony Spencer, DB (2) 1996-Dan Avansino, RB (1) 1996-Kevin Sheahan, DL (1) 1996-Seth Wyman, OL (1) 1999-Justin Thomas, WR (2) 2000-Justin Thomas, WR (1) 2000-Casey Fitzsimmons, TE (2) 2001-Casey Fitzsimmons, TE (2) 2001-Joe Horne, LB (1) 2002-Casey Fitzsimmons, TE (1) 2002-Mark Gallik, WR (1) 2002-Brandon Sheahan, DL (1) 2003-Tyler Emmert, QB (1) 2003-Mark Gallik, WR (1) 2003-Spencer Schmitz, OL (2) 2003-Marcus Atkinson, LB (2) 2004-Kyle Baker, OL (1) 2004-Kevin Cicero, DL (1) 2004-Gary Cooper, LB (1) 2004-Tyler Emmert, QB (1) 2004-Kevin McCutcheon, WR (1) 2005-Kyle Baker, OL (1) 2005-Tyler Peterson, WR (1) 2005-Tyler Emmert, QB (1) 2005-Marcus Miller, K (1) 2005-Jeff Shirley, DL (1) 2005-Gary Cooper, LB (1) 2006-Ben Chaet, P (1) 2007-Owen Koeppen, LB (1) 2008-Owen Koeppen, LB (1) 2009-Bubba Bartlett, TE (1) 2010-Thomas Dolan, LB (1) 2011-Chance Demarais, RB (1) 2012-Connor Goudreau, OL (1) 2013-Sean Blomquist, LB (1) 2013-Levi Coughlin, OL (2) 2013-Dustin Rinker, RB (2) 2013-James Dowgin, DB (2) 2013-Jared Mayernik, AP (2) 2014-Sean Blomquist, LB (1) 2014-Dustin Rinker, RB (2) 2014-James Dowgin, DB (2) 2014-Rhys Felton, P (2) 2015-Josh James, WR (1) 2017-Chris Emter, OL (1) 2017-Tucker Johnson, DB (2) 2020-Alex Hoffman, OL (1)

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All-Time All-Americans Carthage (Wis.) (4/3)

Carroll (Wis.) (2/2)

Catawba (N.C.) (8/6)

1974-Bob Helf, E (1) 1978-Pete Thompson, E (2)

Carson-Newman (Tenn.) (45/36) 1966-Ed Bodine, DE (2) 1968-Tommy Jones, E (1) 1969-Tommy Jones, E (2) 1971-Rodney Wampler, Back (2) 1972-Tim George, E (1) 1972-Al Canty, DB (2) 1973-Carl Torbush, C (1) 1973-Sanders Shiver, LB (2) 1979-Paul Maynard, DL (2) 1981-Van Williams, RB (2) 1982-Dwight Wilson, OL (1) 1982-Hugh Rutledge, RB (1) 1982-Jerome Taylor, DL (1) 1983-Dwight Wilson, OL (1) 1983-Pat Apke, LB (1) 1983-Barry Mouser, DL (2) 1984-Rick Oler, OL (1) 1984-Kenneth Tyson, RB (1) 1984-Barry Mouser, DL (1) 1984-Pat Apke, LB (1) 1985-Pat Apke, LB (1) 1985-Mark Isom, DL (1) 1986-Jay Floyd, OL (1) 1986-David Roberts, DL (1) 1987-Jay Floyd, OL (1) 1987-Kenneth Tyson, RB (1) 1988-Mike Schlechter, DB (1) 1988-LeRoy Mincey, LB (2) 1989-Brent Collins, LB (1) 1989-Joe Fishback, DB (1) 1989-Kelly Resnic, OL (1) 1989-David Pool, DB (2) 1990-Paige Belcher, OL (1) 1990-Robert Hardy, RB (1) 1990-Clayton Holmes, DB (1) 1990-LeRoy Mincey, LB (1) 1990-Anthony Ware, DL (2) 1991-Todd Collins, LB (1) 1991-Clayton Holmes, DB (1) 1991-Mark Briscoe, OL (2) 1991-Nathan Salyer, K (2) 1991-Robert Thomas, RB (2) 1992-Chuck Profitt, DB (1) 1992-Kevin Sims, OL (1) 1992-Tony Couey, DL (2)

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1962-Gene Schrader, LB (2) 1963-Gene Schrader, LB (2) 1969-Bill Radakovitz, OT (2) 1975-Jim Jodat, Back (2)

1972-David Taylor, OT (1) 1974-Dan Fish, DL (2) 1987-Keith Henry, DB (2) 1988-Randy Brown, K (2) 1988-Keith Henry, DB (2) 1990-Aaron Kanner, P (2) 1991-Curtis Walker, LB (2) 1992-Curtis Walker, LB (1)

Central Arkansas (46/38)

1959-Henry Hawk, HB (2) 1976-Leatrice Briscoe, DL (1) 1978-Darryl McCree, OG (1) 1979-Ronnie Mallett, E (1) 1980-Ronnie Mallett, E (1) 1981-Ronnie Mallett, E (1) 1981-Randy Huffstickler, QB (1) 1982-Phil Caldwell, RB (2) 1983-Nakita Robertson, RB (1) 1983-Curtis Burrow, K (1) 1983-William Franklin, LB (2) 1983-Richie White, P (2) 1984-Curtis Burrow, K (1) 1984-David Burnette, DL (1) 1984-Henry Florence, OL (2) 1984-Cleon Brown, DL (2) 1985-Shawn McGehee, RB (1) 1985-Tom Howard, DL (1) 1985-Melvin Bohanon, DB (1) 1986-John Cameron, TE (1) 1986-Ricky Vaughn, OL (1) 1986-Melvin Bohanon, DB (1) 1986-Mark Turner, DB (1) 1987-John Cameron, TE (1) 1987-Shane McConnell, OL (2) 1988-Brett Rogers, OL (1) 1988-Scott Williams, QB (1) 1988-Mike Steele, DL (1) 1988-Bobby Joe McDaniels, LB (1) 1988-Aundra Bohanon, DB (1) 1989-Robert Tate, DB (10 1989-A.R. Sims, DB (2) 1990-David Henson, DL (1) 1990-Shawn Hamilton, DL (2) 1991-David Henson, DL (1) 1991-Shawn Hamilton, DL (1) 1991-Hosea Knowlton, RB (2) 1991-Chris Smith, DB (2) 1991-Forrest Stolzer, OL (1) 1991-Steve Strange, K (1)

1992-Tyree Davis, SB (1) 1992-Hosea Knowlton, RB (1) 1992-Chris Smith, DB (1) 1992-David Healea, DB (2) 1992-Ronnie Jennings, DL (2) 1992-Nate Miller, OL (2)

Central (Iowa) (3/2)

1966-Dennis Descoteau, Back (2) 1969-Vern Den Herder, DE (2) 1970-Vern Den Herder, DE (1)

Central Methodist (Mo.) (7/6) 1976-Louis Bluford, OT (1) 1977-Tom Stine, QB (1) 1978-Tom Stine, QB (1) 1978-Steve Luetjen, WR (1) 1985-Mike Nichols, P (1) 2004-Bubba Stutzer, DB (1) 2004-Keeyon Howard, DB (2)

Central Michigan (2/2)

1956-Jim Podoley, Back (1) 1964-Bruce Wyman, Back (2)

Central State (Ohio) (38/30)

1955-Jack Crook, T 1970-Melvin Lunsford, DE (1) 1971-Melvin Lunsford, DE (1) 1976-Early Lawhorn, OG (1) 1976-Ivan Seahorn, LB (2) 1977-Early Lawhorn, OT (1) 1977-James Wood, DL (1) 1978-Ivan Seahorn, LB (1) 1979-Richard Armour, LB (2) 1982-Robert Peacock, OL (2) 1983-Mark Corbin, RB (1) 1987-Terry Morrow, RB (1) 1987-Ray Green, DL (2) 1987-Harold Hogue, DL (2) 1987-Kevin Turpin, OL (2) 1988-Bryan Herd, OL (1) 1988-Harold Hogue, DL (1) 1988-Vince Buck, DB (1) 1989-Vince Buck, DB (1) 1989-Darren Harris, DL (2) 1990-Ray Hill, RB (1) 1990-Henderson Mosley, QB (1) 1990-Marvin Pope, LB (1) 1990-Eric Williams, OL (1) 1991-Otis Anderson, DL (1) 1991-Charles Hope, OL (1) 1991-Marvin Pope, LB (1) 1991-Derrick Williams, DB (1) 1991-Marvin Coleman, DB (2) 1993-Marvin Coleman, KR (1) 1993-Hugh Douglas, DL (1)

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1994-Hugh Douglas, DL (1) 1994-Brandon Hayes, OL (2) 1994-Greg Howell, PK (2) 1994-Gregory Atkinson, LB (2) 1995-Teka Brown, OL (1) 1995-Sean Sharp, DB (1) 1996-DeAuntae Brown, DB (2)

Central State (Okla.) (37/31) 1954-Kenneth Lindsey, G 1954-Bill Sirkel, C 1955-Harold Cook, T 1956-Tom Pearson, E (2) 1959-J.W. Lockett, E (1) 1959-Jerry Peery, G (3) 1960-Raymond Hayes, FB (1) 1960-Roosevelt Nivens, DT (3) 1961-Rob Sams, DT (1) 1962-Ed Nowlin, DE (1) 1963-Billy Jones, E (1) 1964-Billy Jones, E (1) 1964-R.L. Briggs, Back (2) 1965-Jerome Bell, E (2) 1966-Carl Smith, LB (1) 1969-Don Eldridge, DE (1) 1970-Keni Ray, DB (2) 1972-James Hooks, Back (2) 1975-Dale Alexander, DL (1) 1976-Steve Leemhuis, C (1) 1977-Steve Tate, RB (2) 1978-Steve Tate, RB (2) 1979-Steve Tate, RB (2) 1979-Kirk Condry, C (2) 1979-Scott Burger, QB (2) 1980-Clifford Chatman, RB (1) 1982-Daric Zeno, WR (1) 1982-Randy Page, QB (2) 1983-Daric Zeno, WR (1) 1983-Randy Page, QB (1) 1983-Ed Desherow, LB (1) 1983-Rod Davis, OL (2) 1984-Ed Desherow, LB (2) 1985-Scott Leggett, OL (2) 1985-Eddie Goodlow, RB (2) 1985-Herb Allison, DL (2) 1986-Charles Bell, DL (2)

Central Washington (33/29) 1957-Corky Bridges, HB (2) 1958-Corky Bridges, HB (1) 1958-Larry Maguire, T (3) 1961-Bill Betcher, C (1) 1968-Dan Collins, OT (1) 1972-John Coen, QB (1) 1981-Tim Kofstad, LB (1) 1982-Mike Grant, WR (1) 1982-Wayne Sweet, DB (1)

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2021-Andrew Carter, OL (2) 2022-Garrett Kocab, DL (1) 2022-Andrew Carter, OL (2) 2023-Hunter Mecham, OL (2) 2024-Hunter Peck, DL (1)

All-Time All-Americans

Centre (Ky.) (1/1)

1955-Gene Scott, Back

Chadron State (Neb.) (12/12) 1958-Tom Blondell, E (2) 1971-Mike Parks, DE (2) 1975-Duane Fritz, P (1) 1977-Terry Mastny, OT (2) 1977-Ralph Gill, DL (2) 1982-Dennis Hendricks, OL (1) 1985-Duane Smith, WR (2) 1986-Dean Richard, OL (2) 1989-Jay Masek, K (2) 1990-Corey Anderson, LB (1) 1990-David Jones, RB (1) 1990-Bill Boness, OL (2)

Chico State (Calif.) (1/1) 1954-George Maderos, E

Cincinnati Christian (1/1)

2019-Dominic Valentino, DL

Claremont-Mudd (Calif.) (3/2) 1969-Steve Endemano, DB (2) 1970-Steve Endemano, DB (2) 1971-Dave Austen, OT (2)

Clarion State (Pa.) (8/5) 1977-Bill May, K (2) 1977-Ed Arndt, DL (2) 1978-Bill May, K (2)

1979-Bill May, K (1) 1980-Gary McCauley, TE (2) 1981-Gary McCauley, TE (1) 1981-Mike Crovak, DL (2) 1982-Kevin Ewing, DL (2)

Coe (Iowa) (1/1)

1955-George Cilek, E

College of Idaho (7/5)

2015-Nate Moore, DB (1) 2016-Nate Moore, DB, (1) 2017-Nate Moore, DB (2) 2019-Darius-James Peterson, QB (1) 2020-Taeson Hardin, DB (1) 2022-Dorian Hardin, DB (1) 2023-Garrett Rehberg, OL (1)

Colorado Mines (5/4)

1959-Vince Tesone, QB (3) 1960-Mike McCutchan, DB (1) 1976-Russell Truby, LB (1) 1986-Tim Baer, P (1) 1987-Tim Baer, P (1)

Concord (W.Va.) (26/21)

1954-Dan Crane, Back 1962-Sam Bourne, OT (2) 1966-Doug Dean, Back (2) 1977-Robert Pauley, DL (2) 1978-Carlos Lee, WR (1) 1978-Robert Pauley, DL (2) 1980-Lynn Pendergraft, WR (2) 1980-Dave Renner, QB (2) 1981-Frank Dent, DB (2) 1985-Kevin Johnson, LB (2) 1986-Kevin Johnson, LB (1) 1987-Craig Plymal, DB (1) 1987-David Stiltner, DL (2) 1989-Tracy Gravely, DB (1) 1989-James Smith, OL (2) 1990-Bryan Hamm, RB (1) 1990-Robert Majors, DB (2) 1991-Chris Hairston, RB (1) 1991-Dan Lindsey, OL (1) 1991-Robert Majors, DB (1) 1992-Chris Hairston, RB (1) 1992-Dan Lindsey, OL (1) 1992-Mike Spradling, LB (2) 1992-Robert Thompson, DL (2) 1993-Greg Stone, OL (2) 1994-Freddie Ford, LB (1)

Concordia-Moorhead (Minn.)

(11/11) 1964-Dave Heide, Back (1)

1977-Barry Bennett, DL (1) 1978-Allen Holm, OT (1) 1979-Bob Beliveau, RB (1) 1979-Dave Klug, LB (1) 1980-Ralph Halvorsen, LB (1) 1980-Mark Heysse, DL (2) 1981-Jim Klug, RB (2) 1981-Don Rosengren, DL (2) 1982-Doug McMillan, DL (2) 1983-Roger Lindahl, LB (1)

Concordia (Mich.) (8/6)

2014-Takari Johnson, LB (1) 2018-Joe Conner, RB (1) 2020-Alex Hinojosa, DL (1) 2021-Casey Rauch, P (1) 2021-Andrew Foerster, DL (2) 2022-Seeger DeGayner, AP (1) 2023-Seeger DeGayner, AP (1) 2023-Casey Rauch, LB (2)

Concordia (Neb.) (17/12)

1981-Gary Pomerenke, DL (2) 1982-Gary Pomerenke, DL (1) 1984-Kahill King, DB (1) 1994-Travis Soukup, TE (1) 2000-Ross Wurdeman, TE (1) 2001-Ross Wurdeman, TE (1) 2002-Sean Stewart, DB (2) 2012-Kenny Zoeller, PK (1) 2013-Darnell Woods, DB (1) 2015-Trey Barnes, DL (2) 2016-Trey Barnes, DL (1) 2017-Tarence Roby, DB (2) 2020-Lane Napier, LB (2) 2021-Lane Napier, LB (1) 2023-Austin Jablonski, WR (1) 2024-Blake Schlegel, OL (2) 2024-Austin Jablonski, WR (1)

Concordia-St. Paul (Minn.) (2/1) 1984-Tim Walther, DB (2) 1985-Tim Walther, DB (2)

Concordia (Wis.) (11/10)

1981-Jim Passage, OL (2) 1982-Dave Buuck, WR (1) 1983-Dave Buuck, WR (1) 1987-Tony Giovanetti, DL (2) 1990-Andre McKinstry, RB (2) 1990-Don Mussfeldt, LB (2) 1991-Robert Blake, DL (1) 1991-Gary Griffin, DB (2) 1995-Rich Haczynski, LB (2) 1996-David Knuth, DL (2) 1996-Rudy Mederos, KOR (2)

Culver-Stockton (Mo.) (10/8)

1979-Bill Zelle, DL (2) 1985-Steve Willett, TE (1) 1986-Jim Tully, OL (2) 1989-Kevin Wiley, WR (1) 1994-Nick Butler, KR (1) 2007-Preston Nicholson, WR (1) 2019-Andrew Rupcich, OL (1) 2020-Andrew Rupcich, OL (1) 2021-Andrew Rupcich, OL (1) 2022-Dalton Huffman, LB (2)

Cumberlands (Ky.) (15/13)

1988-Scott Hamilton, RB (2) 1991-Dewayne Steely, DB (1) 1991-Mark Barrett, LB (2) 1994-Sean Gray, DB (2) 1995-Sean Gray, DB (2) 2002-Bo Buchanan, LB (1) 2004-Ben Beeler, OL (1) 2004-Dustin Huffaker, DB (2) 2005-Moses Cochran, RB (2) 2012-Terrance Cobby, RB (1) 2013-Weston Hazelhurst, LB (2) 2015-Wendell Williams, AP (2) 2018-Milton Shelton, RB (2) 2023-Job Matossian, PK (2) 2024-Job Matossian, PK (1)

Cumberland (Tenn.) (11/9)

1992-Doug Binkley, DB (1) 1993-Doug Binkley, DB (1) 1993-James Massengille, DL (2) 1994-Doug Binkley, DB (1) 1996-Collins Peaden, DL (1) 1997-Heath Springer, DL (1) 2001-Matt Hutto, P (2) 2005-Johnathan Laster, KRS (1) 2012-Ryan Wood, OL (1) 2013-AJ Harmon, OL (2) 2016-Nathan Jernigan, LB (2) 2021-Jace Capps, DL (1)

Dakota State (S.D.) (16/15) 1976-Jeff Rodman, RB (1) 1977-Rick Rodman, DL (2) 1977-Mike Freidel, LB (2) 1978-Jim Janssen, RB (2) 1993-Max Hodgen, LB (2) 1993-Tard Smith, KR (2) 1998-Larry Voss, DL (2) 2000-Jared Peterreins, SB (1) 2001-Mark Maples, WR (2) 2005-Tommy Hofer, WR (1) 2014-Zach Woods, OL (1) 2015-Ben Kullos, LB (1) 2016-Austin Opadahl, WR (2)

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1983-Tim DeGrass, DL (2) 1984-Maurice Hanks, LB (1) 1984-Kyle Fowler, WR (2) 1984-Simeon Fields, DL (2) 1985-Craig Danielson, OL (1) 1987-Troy Stewart, OL (2) 1988-Kirk Elsner, OL (1) 1988-Mike Estes, OL (1) 1989-Mike Estes, DL (1) 1989-Pat Patterson, RB (1) 1990-Marc Yonts, DL (1) 1991-Tracy McKenzie, LB (1) 1991-Darrell Roulst, K (1) 1991-Kenny Thompson, RB (1) 1991-Spencer Minnix, DB (2) 1993-Derck Baker, DB (1) 1993-Darrell Roulst, K (2) 1995-Kenny Russaw, WR (1) 1995-Jon Kitna, QB (1) 1995-Andy Lwanga, DL (2) 1996-Greg Stoller, P (1) 1996-Kenny Russaw, WR (2) 1998-John Hallead, DB (1) 1998-Mark Doll, OL (2)

1955-Aubrey Rozzell, T 1959-George Arendale, G (2) 1972-Jerry Cox, LB (2) 1972-Jerry Holt, OT (2) 1974-Ron Holmes, DL (2)

1982-Stuart Davis, LB (1) 1982-Dean Land, DL (2) 1982-Tony Moore, LB (2) 1983-Todd Wandler, OL (2) 1985-Bob Williamson, OL (1) 1986-Brent Wandler, LB (1) 1986-Darcy Strong, DL (2) 1987-Pete Stanton, DB (1) 1987-Paul Chapman, OL (2) 1987-Todd Middleton, LB (2) 1988-Paul Chapman, OL (1) 1988-Scott Gratz, DB (1) 1989-Paul Chapman, OL (1) 1989-Chuck Michaelson, DL (1) 1990-Rory Farstveet, OL (2) 1990-Rocky Hanson, LB (2) 1991-Rory Farstveet, OL (1) 1991-Rob Stanton, RB (2) 1992-Rory Farstveet, OL (1) 1992-Dirk Kuntz, DB (1) 1995-Duane Monlux, KOR, (1) 1995-Shane Sommerfeld, DB (2) 1996-Dan Hanson, LB (1) 1998-Darrick Ystaas, DB (2) 1999-Tony Biesiot, LB (1) 2002-Adam Eckert, RS (1) 2002-Dennis Morris, OL (1) 2003-Coly Rush, DL (2) 2004-Josh Epperly, OL (2) 2004-Jace Schillinger, RB (2) 2005-Josh Epperly, OL (1) 2005-Ross Walker, DL (2) 2005-Kylan Klauzer, LB (2) 2008-Ryley McPeters, DB (1) 2010-Derek Pauley, TE (1) 2015-Meyer Bohn, OL, (1) 2016-Noey Tuave, DL (1) 2016-Cain Boschee, DB (2) 2017-Thomas Sease, LB (1) 2018-Jay Liggins, DB (1) 2018-Cain Boschee, DB (2) 2019-Derick VandeBossche, DB (1) 2020-Jaret Lee, WR (2) 2020-Matt Dey, C (2) 2021-Matt Dey, C (1) 2022-Krew Mathern, DL (1) 2022-Dawson McGlothlin, DB (2) 2023-Krew Mathern, DL (1) 2023-Scotty Woodruff, OL (3) 2024-Jayden Heartwell, DB (1) 2024-Scotty Woodruff, OL (2)

Dickinison State (N.D.) (54/43)

Doane (Neb.) (28/23)

2017-Curt Boeke, DL (2) 2018-Curt Boeke, DL (1) 2021-Noah Guse, DB (1) 2021-Caleb Nielsen, P (2) 2024-Deveon Moses, DB (1)

Dakota Wesleyan (S.D.) (12/12) 1976-Mike Flyger, LB (2) 1987-Dan DeVries, TE (2) 1991-Chris Lounsberry, OL (1) 1997-Todd Sprang, DB (2) 2008-Nick Tolsma, P (1) 2010-James Hansen, OL (1) 2011-Anthony Muilenburg, WR (1) 2012-Derek Carlson, P (1) 2013-Anthony Muilenberg, WR (2) 2015-Brady Bonte, LB (2) 2016-Brady Mudder, DL (2) 2017-Hayden Adams, WR, (1) 2018-Trevor Wietzema, OL (1) 2022-Adam DeJong, DB (1)

Dana (Neb.) (11/9)

1987-Bryan Muschall, RB (1) 1989-Troy Buss, P (2) 1992-Mike Allen, DB (2) 1992-Kelly Ryan, OL (2) 1995-William Collins, LB (1) 1996-William Collins, LB (1) 1999-Jason Mitchell, SB (2) 2002-Luke Smith, LB (2) 2006-Rick Lebeda, K (1) 2012-Dillon Carmichael, OL (1) 2013-Dillon Carmichael, OL (1)

Defiance (Ohio) (5/5)

1961-Martin Baumhower, E (1) 1961-Tom Gryzwinski, QB (2) 1966-Joe Arliano, LB (1) 1969-Paul Yon, OT (2) 1973-Tom Shaffner, Back (2)

Delaware State (1/1)

1972-Steve Coleman, DE (2)

Delta State (Miss.) (5/5)

1975-Dave Lupo, C (1) 1980-Chris Walby, DL (2) 1981-Tony Moore, LB (1) 1981-Dean Land, DL (2) 52

1960-Ray Best, OG (3) 1966-Fred Davis, OT (1) 1967-Fred Davis, OT (1) 1968-Mike Sallier, Back (2)

1969-Mike Sallier, Back (2) 1979-Kendall Hoggins, RB (2) 1980-Dean Weinmeister, DL (2) 1985-John Reeves, OL (2) 1986-Greg Chapek, DL (1) 1990-Jesse Nelson, LB (2) 1991-Jesse Nelson, LB (2) 1993-Mark Brahmer, DL (1) 1993-Matt Franzen, OL (1) 1993-Preston Renshaw, DB (2) 1997-Chad Boyes, OL (1) 1997-Shawn Kelly, DB (2) 1997-Dan Thurin, LB (2) 1999-Rusty Sutton, OL (2) 2000-Raymonn Adams, RB (1) 2000-Jesse Gronemeyer, DB (2) 2001-Jesse Gronemeyer, DB (1) 2011-Andrew Nielsen, PK (1) 2012-Dillon Carmichael, OL 2015-Nate Meier, RB (2) 2016-Nate Meier, RB (2) 2016-Zach Reeves, OL (2) 2017-Cole Wiseman, DB (1) 2021-Ty Barbazon, DL (2) 2024-Kelen Meyer, P (2)

Dordt (Iowa) (12/10)

2016-Bryce Lidtka, RB, (1) 2017-Jacob Cook, OL (1) 2019-William Vander Woude (2) 2020-Noah Clayberg, AP (1) 2020-Alex Huisman, OL (2) 2021-Alex Huisman, OL (1) 2022-Alex Huisman, OL (2) 2023-Parker Beck, OL (1) 2023-Jessup Leakey, DL (3) 2023-Abraham Stoesz, DB (3) 2024-Lucas Huttinga, DB (1) 2024-Nathan Warner, L (3)

Earlham (Ind.) (1/1)

1962-Steve Ronald, DE (2)

East Carolina (N.C.) (2/2) 1955-Louis Hollow, C 1960-Glen Bass, DB (3)

East Central (Okla.) (30/26)

1962-H.O. Estes, DT (1) 1965-Tommy Bell, Back (2) 1969-Donnie Brown, OG (2) 1970-Rick Thompson, Back (1) 1975-Ronnie James, Back (1) 1976-Ronnie James, Back (1) 1977-Clifford Thrift, LB (2) 1978-Clifford Thrift, LB (2) 1979-Mark Nelson, LB (1)

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1980-Roger Hill, OL (1) 1984-Neal Calip, TE (1) 1984-Brad Calip, QB (1) 1984-Don Wilson, OL (2) 1986-Tim Kimrey, LB (1) 1986-Todd Graham, DB (1) 1986-Terry Babbit, DL (2) 1987-Donnie Douglas, DB (2) 1987-Kevin Grigsby, OL (2) 1988-Kevin Grigsby, OL (2) 1990-Bryant Black, DB (2) 1991-Bryant Black, DB (1) 1992-Sonny Feexico, P (2) 1993-Tyler Jack, RB (1) 1993-Lance Harjo, OL (2) 1993-Rodney Kendricks, LB (2) 1994-Cory Bennett, DB (2) 1995-James Martin, OL (1) 1996-Brian Bessner, PR (1) 1996-Jason Lewis, RB (1) 1996-Chad Stanton, OL (1)

East Stroudsburg State (Pa.) (2/2) 1960-Ed Becker, DE (1) 1965-Larry Helwig, DE (2)

East Tennessee State (1/1)

1954-Buddy Saulsbury, Back (1)

East Texas State (22/18)

1955-Bobby Fox, Back 1957-Dean Hesse, T 1957-Norman Roberts, E (1) 1958-Norman Roberts, E (1) 1963-Orville Hudson, C (1) 1964-Fred Polser, DT (1) 1967-Sam Walton, OT (2) 1968-Arthur James, Back (1) 1969-Arthur James, Back (1) 1970-Dub Lewis, C (2) 1972-Kenneth Parks, Back (1) 1972-Curtis Wester, OG (1) 1972-Autry Beamon, DB (2) 1972-Harvey Martin, DE (2) 1973-Autry Beamon, DB (1) 1973-Leroy Johnson, LB (2) 1974-Autry Beamon, DB (1) 1975-Tim Collier, DB (1) 1977-David Bryant, OG (1) 1980-Wade Wilson, QB (1) 1980-Danny Kirk, LB (2) 1981-Cary Noiel, RB (1)

Eastern Michigan (3/3)

1968-Garry Grady, DB (1) 1969-Bob Lintz, DL (1)

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1970-Dave Pureifory, DT (1)

Eastern New Mexico (9/8)

1955-Ronnie Holcomb, Back 1963-Pete Jacquess, Back (2) 1968-Richard Dibble, OG (2) 1970-George Fetters, OG (1) 1971-Mike Franks, QB (1) 1975-Tom Manley, Back (2) 1981-Brad Beck, RB (1) 1983-Kevin Kott, QB (2) 1984-Kevin Kott, QB (2)

Eastern Montana (2/2)

1968-Bill Wondolowski, E (2) 1971-Lynn Ahrens, LB (1)

Eastern Oregon (23/20)

1979-Darryl Irvin, E (2) 1980-Havan Jones, DB (1) 1980-Tony Applewhite, LB (2) 1981-Havan Jones, DB (1) 1986-Craig Henderson, RB (2) 1991-Jeff Church, OL (2) 1992-Jeff Church, OL (1) 1995-Shea Little, OL (1) 1996-Shea Little, OL (1) 1997-Kyle Washburn, WR (2) 1998-Jeremy Fullenwider, LB (2) 2004-Nick Hannah, LB (2) 2010-Seath Kimball, DL (1) 2012-Howard McDonald, LB (1) 2013-Jace Billingsley, WR (2) 2014-Ryan Watson, LB (2) 2015-Jace Billingsley, WR (2) 2017-Michael Arenas, LB (1) 2018-Brenden Kelly, WR (1) 2018-Mick Wilson, OL (2) 2020-Chase Van Wyck, DL (1) 2020-PJ Schubert, OL (2) 2021-Sage DeLong , DL (1)

Eastern Washington (11/9) 1957-Richard Huston, C (3) 1965-Mel Stanton, Back (1) 1967-Bill Deidrick, Back (2) 1967-Dave Svendsen, E (1) 1968-Greg Gavin, C (2) 1969-Greg Gavin, C (1) 1971-Bob Picard, E (2) 1972-Bob Picard, E (1) 1973-Scott Garske, E (1) 1975-Mike Richter, DB (1) 1977-Tom Bassett, E (2)

Edinboro State (Pa.) (3/3) 1971-Al Raines, HB (2)

1975-Dave Seigh, DB (2) 1976-Howard Hackley, E (2) Elmhurst (Ill.) (4/3) 1976-Tom Gauscius, OG (2) 1978-George Donald, RB (2) 1978-Rick Green, DL (2) 1979-George Donald, RB (1)

Elon (N.C.) (25/22)

1961-George Wooten, DB (2) 1963-Willie Tart, DB (1) 1964-Jerry Rowe, DE (2) 1969-Richard McGeorge, E (1) 1973-Glenn Ellis, DL (1) 1974-Brent Sexton, DB (2) 1976-Ricky Locklear, DL (1) 1977-Danny Bass, OT (1) 1978-Bobby Hedrick, RB (2) 1980-Bobby Hedrick, RB (1) 1980-Chris Worst, DL (2) 1981-Chris Worst, DL (1) 1981-Phil Renn, K (1) 1981-Tony Pethel, OL (2) 1981-Stanley Tootoo, LB (2) 1984-Royce Fentress, LB (1) 1985-Grady Williams, DL (2) 1986-Ricky Sigmon, OL (1) 1986-Dwayne Clark, RB (1) 1987-Chuck Ward, TE (2) 1988-Tony DiPietro, OL (2) 1988-Dwayne Clark, RB (2) 1992-Lamar Adams, DL (1) 1992-Maurice Vezina, OL (1) 1992-Rod Clark, KR (2)

Emory & Henry (Va.) (1/1)

1968-Sonny Wade, Back (2)

Emporia State (Kan.) (21/18) 1954-Lemuel Harkey, Back 1955-Bill Danenhauer, T 1959-Rusty Addleman, FB (1) 1962-Marv Williamson, E (2) 1963-Bruce Upstill, Back (2) 1968-Bruce Cerone, E (1) 1969-Bruce Cerone, E (1) 1972-John Lohmeyer, DE (1) 1973-Mike Denimark, LB (1) 1973-Abe Welcher, Back (2) 1984-Jim Holm, DB (2) 1987-Darren Johnson, WR (2) 1988-Clifford Hodrick, OL (1) 1988-Aubrey Dunlap, RB (2) 1989-Matt Koehler, LB (1) 1989-Alvester Bobby, RB (2) 1989-Monte Boots, DL (2) 1990-Alvester Bobby, RB (2)

1990-Matt Koehler, LB (2) 1991-Wade LeDuc, TE (2) 1991-Quincy Tillmon, RB (1)

1988-Joe Jones, OL (2) 1988-Ken Oravec, DL (2) 1993-Henry Newby, LB (1)

Eureka (Ill.) (4/3)

Faulkner (Ala.) (6/5)

1981-Rick Rogy, DB (2) 1982-Rick Rogy, DB (2) 1991-Ben Blakeley, DL (2) 1992-Derrick Harris, RB (2)

Evangel (Mo.) (28/25)

1978-Jim Bailie, OG (2) 1984-Tony Dollinger, RB (1) 1988-Otis Calhoun, DB (1) 1992-Derrick Clark, RB (1) 1992-Nathaniel Bell, DB (2) 1993-Derrick Clark, RB (1) 1994-Jay Hellwig, LB (1) 1994-Derrick McBride, DB (2) 1996-John Wachob, OL (1) 2001-Dimitrius Breedlove, WR (1) 2001-Lamont Wynn, LB (1) 2001-Omari Zachary, DB (1) 2001-Marshall Del Reis, RB (2) 2001-David Peppleman, K (2) 2001-Hal Hula, DB (2) 2002-Greg Garka, TE (2) 2005-Micah Cravalho, PRS (2) 2006-Jeremiah Hays, C (1) 2012-Jesse Vaughn, WR (1) 2018-Andreas Moeller, DL (1) 2022-Athanie Leeviraphan, DB (1) 2023-Bradley Myers, LB (1) 2023-Dillon Hester, WR (2) 2023-CJ Anoa’i, OL (3) 2023-Zach Myers, DL (3) 2024-Bradley Myers, LB (2) 2024-CJ Anoa’i, OL (3) 2024-Jonah Edwards, PK (3)

Evansville (Ind.) (2/2)

1954-Bob Scott, C 1955-Kenneth Lutterbach, Back

Fairmont State (W.Va.) (15/15) 1965-George Clayton, DB (1) 1967-Larry Blackstone, DE (1) 1967-Dave Williams, MG (2) 1969-George Edwards, Back (1) 1979-Tim Underwood, LB (2) 1981-Randy Jones, DL (1) 1981-Chris Humphries, OL (2) 1981-Luc Tousignant, QB (2) 1984-Ed Coleman, WR (1) 1986-Frank Pifer, DL (2) 1987-Mike Roscoe, WR (1) 1988-Lou Mabin, DB (1)

2009-Sean Thom, LB (1) 2011-Josh Hollingsworth, QB (1) 2013-Josh Hollingsworth, QB (1) 2013-Cameron Golob, PK (2) 2014-Marte Sears, DB (1) 2015-Rob Lockhart, WR (1) 2023-Emmanuel Olaitan, DL (2)

Ferris State (Mich.) (4/3) 1972-Willie Bouyer, DB (2) 1976-Chuck Evans, RB (1) 1977-Chuck Evans, RB (1) 1979-Greg Rambo, C (1)

Findlay (Ohio) (49/38)

1964-Paul Riley, E (1) 1965-Allen Smith, Back (1) 1968-Mickey Davis, OG (2) 1971-Dave Doak, DB (2) 1975-Mark Newburg, OG (2) 1977-Ben Finch, DL (2) 1978-Ben Finch, DL (1) 1978-Pat Gibson, OG (1) 1978-Rick Hatfield, E (2) 1979-Pat Gibson, OG (1) 1979-Nelson Bolden, RB (1) 1979-Rick Hatfield, E (2) 1980-Nelson Bolden, RB (1) 1981-Ken Agee, RB (1) 1981-Jerry Campbell, LB (2) 1982-Chris Riley, DB (1) 1982-Curtis Davidson, OL (2) 1983-Curtis Davidson, OL (1) 1983-Brian Washington, DB (2) 1984-Brian Vogt, DL (1) 1984-Lawrence Coleman, RB (2) 1985-Dana Wright, RB (1) 1985-Jon Huffman, DB (2) 1986-Dana Wright, RB (1) 1986-Bryon Krupp, DL (2) 1987-Rick Mielcanek, DL (2) 1989-Chuck Hale, OL (1) 1989-Andre Roberts, DB (1) 1990-Tim Russ, OL (2) 1991-Bob Heitkamp, LB (1) 1991-Matt Maglicic, DL (2) 1992-Bob Heitkamp, LB (1) 1992-Chris Smith, DL (2) 1993-Marty Simon, OL (2) 1994-Ray Long, LB (1) 1994-Loren Ragland, OL (2) 1995-Cal Dietz, OL (1)

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1995-Nate Arnold, DL (1) 1995-Ray Long, LB (1) 1995-Nate Weihrauch, DB (1) 1996-Nate Arnold, DL (1) 1996-Nate Weihranch, DB (1) 1996-Jason May, OL (2) 1997-Craig Aukerman, DB (1) 1997-Bart Conley, LB (1) 1997-Tom Hansen, OL (1) 1997-Bo Hurley, QB (1) 1997-Darrell Ramsey, TE (1) 1998-Craig Aukerman, DB (2)

1981-Steve Wray, QB (1) 1982-Joe Chester, WR (2)

Fresno State (Calif.) (1/1) 1954-Willard Whittaker, G

Friends (Kan.) (22/18)

1954-L. Makowiecke, T

1979-Ron Becker, DB (2) 1991-Bob Lawrence, DL (1) 1991-Morris Lolar, DB (1) 1992-Morris Lolar, DB (1) 1992-Juan Petersen, OL (1) 1993-Demetrius Olden, DL (1) 1994-Deginald Malone, DB (1) 1994-Dan Wentz, OL (2) 1996-Kip Edwards, DB (2) 1997-Kip Edwards, DB (1) 1998-Steve Waller, PR (2) 2004-Aaron Howell, RB (1) 2008-Jacob Bruster, OL (1) 2011-Dexter Davis, DL (1) 2012-Dexter Davis, DL (1) 2013-Marcus Carter, LB (1) 2014-Carlos Cox, DB (1) 2015-Mitch Butterfield, OL (2) 2016-Mitch Butterfield, OL (1) 2017-Tim Hamilton, DE (2) 2019-Jeremiah Pharms, DL (1) 2023-Keegan Martin, OL (1) 2024-Kyree Watkins, OL (1)

Fort Hays State (Kan.) (14/13)

Gardner-Webb (N.C.) (20/18)

Fisk (Tenn.) (2/2)

1973-Terry Smith, OL (2) 1973-David Boyd, DB (2)

Florence State (Ala.) (1/1) 1955-Wendell Taylor, Back

Florida A&M (6/4)

1954-Willie Gallimore, Back 1956-Willie Gallimore, Back (3) 1960-Curtis Miranda, C (3) 1961-Curtis Miranda, DG (1) 1962-Robert Paremore, HB (1) 1967-Major Hazelton, DB (1)

Florida State (1/1)

1962-Dave Parker, DB (1) 1964-Dave Jones, LB (2) 1977-Jim Homolka, DL (2) 1978-Tom Doll, RB (2) 1982-Tony Workman, TE (1) 1985-Eric Busenbark, WR (1) 1985-Robert Long, QB (1) 1990-Mike Allen, DB (1) 1990-Dave Lannon, OL (1) 1990-Greg Yost, DL (1) 1991-Dustin Bailey, LB (2) 1991-Chris Capettini, TE (1) 1991-Dave Lannon, OL (1) 1991-Kevin Wright, DL (1)

Fort Lewis (Colo.) (1/1)

1982-Scott Stamper, RB (2)

Franklin (Ind.) (8/5)

1975-Brad Crawford, DB (1) 1976-Brad Crawford, DB (1) 1977-Brad Crawford, DB (1) 1977-Dana Standefer, QB (2) 1979-Robbie Ray, E (2) 1981-Joe Chester, WR (1) 54

1975-Bob Bolick, OT (2) 1976-Mike Cox, DB (2) 1977-Johnny Walker, RB (1) 1978-Jeff Carter, OG (1) 1980-Ralph Warthen, DL (2) 1982-Chip Stuart, QB (1) 1982-Cameron Brooks, WR (2) 1982-Carlisle Koonts, K (2) 1983-Cameron Brooks, WR (2) 1985-Eric Brewton, DB (1) 1987-Jeff Parker, K (1) 1988-Eric Brewton, DB (2) 1989-Darrell Middleton, RB (2) 1992-James Harbinson, DB (1) 1992-Dunsey Harper, LB (1) 1992-Andre Kwasnik, K (1) 1992-Gabe Wilkins, DL (1) 1992-Raymond Jennings, LB (2) 1992-Terry McGowen, DB (2)

Geneva (Pa.) (19/17)

1959-Jim Natasi, G (3) 1987-Mike Nedzesky, DL (1) 1988-Randy Trzeciak, LB (1) 1989-Tom Sonsini, OL (2)

1990-Tom Sonsini, OL (2) 1995-Willie Murray, RB (1) 1996-Willie Murray, RB (1) 1996-Mike Gill, PK (2) 1997-Bill Scott, OL (2) 1998-Mike Holaren, WR (2) 1999-Melvin Cobbs, RB (1) 2000-Adam Smith, DL (1) 2000-Josh Kisling, OL (2) 2001-Vince Dalicandro, P (1) 2001-Marko Thomas, WR (2) 2003-Mark Villella, DB (1) 2005-Frank Hernandez, DL (2) 2005-Zach Blair, P (2) 2006-Brian Hall, LB (1)

Georgetown (Ky.) (66/48)

1965-Tom Seals, DG (1) 1966-Tom Seals, DT (1) 1974-Charles Pierson, DL (2) 1976-Rubin McIntyre, RB (1) 1978-John Martinelli, C (1) 1983-Mike Ward, OL (2) 1984-Kent Garrett, LB (2) 1985-Rob McCrary, RB (1) 1986-Forty Jackson, DB (2) 1987-Chris Reed, OL (1) 1987-Forty Jackson, DB (2) 1988-Chris Reed, OL (1) 1988-Mitch Winburn, RB (2) 1988-Dan Shearer, LB (2) 1989-Mitch Winburn, RB (1) 1989-Steve Blakenbaker, DL (2) 1990-Bryan McKenzie, DL (1) 1991-Chris Hogan, DL (1) 1991-Gary Miller, OL (2) 1991-Dane Damron, QB (2) 1992-Dane Damron, QB (1) 1992-Chris Hogan, DL (1) 1993-Steve Hill, OL (2) 1995-Chad McCollam, WR (2) 1999-Walt Delong, OL (1) 1999-Eddie Eviston, QB (1) 1999-Frank Parks, DB (1) 1999-Shane Pearson, LB (1) 2000-Walt DeLong, OL (1) 2000-Eddie Eviston, QB (1) 2000-Tony Steele, DL (1) 2000-Shane Pearson, LB (1) 2000-Kevin Davis, K (2) 2001-Walt Delong, OL (1) 2001-Eddie Eviston, QB (1) 2002-Shan Housekeeper, LB (1) 2002-Sean Cronin, DL (2) 2002-Resse Hicks, OL (2) 2003-John Michael Sullivan, LB (1) 2003-Seth Faulkner, DB (2)

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2004-John Michael Sullivan, LB (1) 2004-Michael Hudson, DL (2) 2004-Jeff Smith, QB (2) 2004-Chris Wergers, OL (2) 2005-Kenya Williams, DL (1) 2005-Gabe Guthrie, LB (2) 2006-Clay Hamblen, AP (1) 2007-Clay Hamblen, DB (1) 2010-Kyle Anderson, DL (1) 2011-Zach Goebel, LB (1) 2012-Chris Gohman, WR (1) 2013-Brock Messina, LB (1) 2014-Nick Seither, DL (2) 2017-Cameron Oshodi, DL (2) 2019-Starr Thompson, DB (1) 2020-DJ White, LB (1) 2020-Marcus Omosule, DL (2) 2021-DJ White, LB (1) 2021-Marcus Omosule, LB (1) 2022-DJ White, DL (2) 2023-Darius Neal, RB (1) 2023-Blake Gossett, OL (2) 2023-Chad Holleran, LB (2) 2024-Blake Gossett, OL (1) 2024-Darius Neal, RB (2) 2024-Chad Holleran, LB (3)

Georgia Southwestern (3/2) 1985-Tony Anderson, OL (1) 1986-David Justice, K (2)

Glenville State (W.Va.) (13/9) 1968-Jim Frashier, DG (1) 1973-Larry Chapman, OL (2) 1976-Lee Hodges, RB (2) 1984-Mike Payne, DB (2) 1992-Jed Drenning, QB (2) 1992-Chris George, WR (2) 1993-Jed Drenning, QB (1) 1993-Chris George, WR (1) 1993-Shawn Robison, OL (2) 1994-Chris George, WR (1) 1994-Shawn Robison, OL (1) 1994-Scott Otis, QB (2) 1994-Chuck Hython, DL (2)

Graceland (Iowa) (16/12)

1975-Alphie Fulton, C (2) 1976-Alphie Fulton, C (1) 1977-Ward Love, DL (1) 1977-Pat Henry, OG (2) 1978-Connie Spinks, DL (2) 1979-Dennis Thompson, OL (1) 1982-Charlie Seefeldt, LB (2) 1983-Charlie Seefeldt, LB (2) 1989-Sydney Bingham, LB (1) 1990-Bill Gray, LB (2)

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All-Time All-Americans

All-Time All-Americans

Grambling (La.) (20/19)

1955-Willie Davis, G 1956-Alvin Richardson, T (1) 1956-Edward Murray, Back (2) 1960-Ernie Ladd, OT (3) 1962-Buck Buchanan, OT (1) 1963-Fred Collins, OG (1) 1963-James Griffin, DE (2) 1964-Al Dotson, DT (1) 1965-Frank Cornish, OT (1) 1966-Norman Davis, OT (2) 1967-Henry Davis, OT (2) 1967-Robert Atkins, DB (2) 1970-Frank Lewis, E (2) 1971-Solomon Frelow, OG (1) 1971-James Mendenhall, DT (2) 1972-Steve Dennis, DB (1) 1972-Gary Johnson, DT (2) 1972-Matthew Reed, QB (2) 1973-Gary Johnson, DT (1) 1973-Billy Hunter, DB (2)

Grand Valley State (Mich.) (7/7) 1975-Dan Karpowicz, OT (1) 1976-Dennis Dernmeyer, DL (1) 1976-Jamie Hosford, RB (2) 1977-Gary Evans, OT (1) 1978-Bob Beaudrie, C (1) 1978-Joe Pollard, DB (1) 1979-Ron Essink, OT (2)

Grand View (Iowa) (32/30)

2009-Titus Bland, DB (1) 2010-E.J. Peterson, LB (1) 2011-Tyler Wells, OL (1) 2012-Jon Higgins, DL (1) 2013-Jason Gladfelder, LB (1) 2013-Presley Godson, OL (2) 2013-Dudley Bickham, LB (2) 2014-Brady Roland, WR (1) 2014-Derek Fulton, QB (2) 2015-Mike Erpelding, DL (1) 2015-Rober Lewis, DB (2) 2016-Robert Lewis, DB (1) 2018-D.J. Loving, OL (2) 2018-Ben Slavens, LB (2) 2019-Austin Cuicchi, LB (1) 2019-Anthony Turner, WR (2) 2019-Dallis Flowers, DB (2)

2020-Nate Wieland, LB (1) 2020-Anthony Turner, WR (2) 2020-Brenden Flowers, DB (2) 2020-Dallis Flowers, AP (2) 2021-Nathan Hamilton, PK (1) 2021-Cole Rollinger, DB (2) 2022-Nathan Hamilton, PK (1) 2022-Johnny Sullivan, QB (2) 2023-Tristin Waugh, DL (1) 2023-Nate Ewell, LB (3) 2023-Nathan Hamilton, PK (3) 2024-Jayson Weiland, OL (2) 2024-Jackson Filer, DL (2) 2024-Daviere Jones, DB (2) 2024-John Argo, LB (1)

Greenville (Ill.) (8/6)

1988-Eddie Hernandez, DB (2) 1991-Anthony Buckley, OL (1) 1991-Anthony Dodson, RB (1) 1992-Anthony Dodson, RB (1) 1992-Aaron Duff, OL (1) 1993-Aaron Duff, OL (1) 1993-Todd Bale, DL (2) 1993-Dau Colvis, DL (2)

Guliford (N.C.) (7/7)

1967-Henry McKay, E (1) 1974-Tony Swainey, P (1) 1975-Steve Muslin, OT (1) 1976-Reggie Keenan, RB (1) 1984-Pernell Jefferson, DB (1) 1986-Alan Foley, OL (2) 1987-Kamus McNair, OL (2)

Gustavus Adolphus (Minn.)

(13/10)

1954-Jack Henderson, C 1955-Jack Henderson, C 1958-Bill Rill, C (1) 1958-Jack Westin, E (1) 1959-William Beck, T (1) 1966-Richard Jaeger, C (1) 1967-Richard Jaeger, C (2) 1969-Greg Johnson, LB (2) 1970-Greg Johnson, DB (2) 1972-Tom Dahlberg, Back (2) 1979-Jay Schoeneback, RB (2) 1980-Dave Majarian, LB (2) 1983-Kurt Ploeger, DL (1)

Hamline (Minn.) (1/1)

1970-Craig Strane, OG (2) Hampton (Va.) (7/6) 1977-Reggie Doss, DL (1) 1978-Don Rose, DB (2)

1980-Anthony Smith, WR (2) 1981-Mike Johnson, OL (1) 1981-Dennis Mahan, RB (2) 1981-Phil Harrison, DL (2) 1982-Mike Johnson, OL (2)

Hanover (Ind.) (25/19)

1975-Anthony Brantley, FB (1) 1975-Kelly Kerin, DL (2) 1976-Gary Fricke, OT (2) 1979-Walt Worley, RB (2) 1980-Don Katzman, LB (1) 1980-Jeff Carter, WR (2) 1981-Jeff Carter, WR (1) 1981-Jeff Walton, TE (2) 1982-Ron Mueller, DB (2) 1982-Andy Hodek, P (2) 1983-Andy Hodek, P (2) 1983-Bryan Perry, WR (2) 1984-Jon Pinnick, QB (2) 1984-Bryan Perry, WR (2) 1985-Jon Pinnick, QB (2) 1986-Jon Pinnick, QB (1) 1986-Phil Ochs, DB (1) 1986-Brad Dreyer, OL (2) 1987-Mike Luker, WR (1) 1987-Bob Burkhart, QB (2) 1988-Mike Luker, WR (1) 1989-Joel Benedett, DB (2) 1991-Brian Glesing, SB (1) 1991-Paul Gray, QB (1) 1991-Derek Moyers, WR (1)

Harding (Ark.) (24/18)

1968-Don Sinquefield, LB (2) 1969-Jim Duncan, DT (2) 1970-Jerry Cook, OG (2) 1971-Jerry Cook, OG (1) 1972-Ed Eason, OT (2) 1973-Tom Gooden, Back (1) 1974-Barney Crawford, DL (2) 1976-Mike Black, OT (1) 1982-Bruce Baldwin, DB (1) 1982-Kyle Blickenstaff, P (2) 1989-Patrick Gill, LB (1) 1990-Lance Rodgers, DB (1) 1990-Patrick Gill, LB (2) 1990-Brent Goodwin, K (2) 1991-Patrick Gill, LB (1) 1992-Paul Simmons, DL (1) 1992-Jon Newby, DB (2) 1993-Jon Newby, DB (1) 1993-Paul Simmons, DL (1) 1993-Brooks Harrell, LB (2) 1993-Thad Hill, TE (2) 1994-Paul Simmons, LB (1) 1995-Orlandor Joseph, DL (1)

1995-Chad Griffin, DB (2)

Hardin-Simmons (Texas) (7/6) 1993-Collin McCormick, SB (1) 1993-Derek Evans, OL (2) 1994-Kevin Beam, QB (1) 1994-Collin McCormick, SB (1) 1994-Anthony Christian, DL (1) 1994-Tommy Cupil, RB (2) 1995-Jason Hall, OL (1)

Haskell Indian Nations (Kan.) (1/1) 2004-Cory Murphy, PRS (2)

Hastings (Neb.) (21/18)

1954-Chuck Stickels, Back 1976-Webster Van Valkenburgh, DL (2) 1977-Webster Van Valkenburgh, DL (1) 1978-Dale Ocker, DL (2) 1980-Steve Fruchti, DL (2) 1983-Mike Schmitz, DL (2) 1984-Dennis Sullivan, OL (1) 1991-Chris Pohle, DL (1) 1992-Gordon Whitten, SB (1) 1992-Chris Pohle, DL (2) 1994-Jerry Drake, LB (2) 1995-Shawn Bennett, DL (1) 2000-Travis Souice, RB (2) 2001-Bo Bienkowski, RB (1) 2002-Daniel Woodburn, WR (2) 2002-Bo Bienkowski, RB (2) 2004-Eric Moody, RB (1) 2004-Luke Siems, OL (2) 2011-Tom Van Haute, OL (1) 2014-Tanner Paxton, OL (1) 2018-Anthony Murray, DB (1)

Henderson State (Ark.) (21/19) 1960-Charles Donaldson, DG (3) 1970-Stan Parris, DB (2) 1974-Lewis Pryor, DB (1) 1974-Ernest Rhone, LB (1) 1975-Dwayne Cornelious, DB (2) 1976-Bo Adkisson, K (1) 1977-Bo Adkisson, K (1) 1978-Roy Green, DB (1) 1979-Mike Mack, OG (1) 1983-Daniel Hunter, DB (2) 1984-Mike Bass, OL (2) 1985-Kenny Fells, RB (1) 1985-Keith Bryan, K (1) 1985-Bruce Barnes, DL (2) 1987-Richard Clark, DL (1) 1989-Dave Vandersloot, OL (1)

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1991-Bill Gray, LB (1) 1993-Brian Quint, DB (1) 2005-Roshe Hepburn, DB (1) 2005-Rufus Williams, OL (2) 2017-Caleb Thomas, WR (1) 2022-Gerald Monroe, WR (2) 2024-Gerald Monroe, WR (1)

All-Time All-Americans

Hillsdale (Mich.) (32/26)

1954-Mark Frankel, Back 1955-Nate Clark, Back 1956-Nate Clark, Back (2) 1957-Doug Maison, QB (1) 1957-Dave Trippett, G (1) 1959-Duke Davis, C (2) 1960-Richard Larkin, OT (1) 1964-Bruce McLenna, Back (1) 1965-Bruce McLenna, Back (1) 1966-Larry Fowler, E (2) 1968-Joe Vijuk, DT (2) 1969-Chester Marcol, K (1) 1969-Joe Vijuk, DT (1) 1970-Chester Marcol, K (1) 1971-Chester Marcol, K (1) 1971-Archie Robinson, DB (1) 1973-John Roberts, LB (2) 1975-Mark Law, OT (1) 1977-Virgil Webb, LB (1) 1981-Mike Broome, OL (1) 1982-Tony Iorio, OL (1) 1982-Ron Gladnick, DL (1) 1982-Terrell Washington, LB (2) 1983-Tom Kanka, DL (1) 1983-Ernie Kovath, OL (2) 1985-Kurt Norman, LB (1) 1985-Paul Mackey, DB (1) 1986-Al Huge, DL (1) 1986-Steve Dickinson, DB (1) 1987-Al Huge, DL (1) 1988-Rodney Patterson, LB (1) 1988-Keith Cini, DL (2)

Hope (Mich.) (1/1)

1954-John Adams, Back

Howard Payne (Texas) (13/12) 1954-Joe James, T 1960-Ray Jacobs, DT (1) 1960-Jerry Miller, DE (2) 1971-Mike Murphy, OT (2) 1971-Ken Sanders, DE (2) 1979-Don Kelso, DL (1) 1987-Ricky Sparks, DL (2) 1991-Keith Crawford, WR (1) 1992-Keith Crawford, WR (1) 1992-Scott Lichner, QB (1) 1992-Kevin Hill, WR (2) 1995-Sean Witherwax, DL (1) 1996-Tyrone Brown, PR (1) 56

Humbolt State (Calif.) (7/5)

1960-Drew Roberts, E (1) 1960-Sal Slind, LB (1) 1960-Vester Flanagan, OT (2) 1960-Manuel Simas, DG (2) 1960-Cecil Stephens, HB (2) 1961-Drew Roberts, E (2) 1962-Drew Roberts, E (1)

Huron (S.D.) (16/12)

1958-Garney Henley, HB (3) 1959-Garney Henley, HB (1) 1964-Willie Todd, DB (2) 1986-Dean Burrington, DB (2) 1986-Paul Hritzko, P (2) 1987-Ralph Newton, LB (1) 1994-Doug Kraft, WR (1) 1995-Doug Kraft, WR (1) 1995-Don Fellows, QB (2) 1996-Doug Kraft, WR (1) 1998-Ronnie Cherkin, PK (1) 1998-Garrett Hoffman, OL (1) 1999-Wade Novy, DL (1) 1999-Ronnie Cherkin, K (2) 1999-Shane Wheeler, LB (2) 2000-Mike Norgaard, OL (1)

1973-Ed Paradis, C (2) 1974-Lynn Hieber, QB (1) 1975-Lynn Hieber, QB (1) 1976-Jim Haslett, DL (2) 1977-Jim Haslett, DL (1) 1978-Jim Haslett, DL (1) 1979-Terry Skelley, E (2)

Indiana Wesleyan (13/12)

2019-Brayden Smith, RB (1) 2020-Ben VonGunten, P (2) 2022-Jacquez Carter, WR (1) 2021-Justin Johnson, DB (1) 2022-Justin Johnson, DB (2) 2023-Dederrian Williams, RB (1) 2023-Lucas Doyle, OL (2) 2023-Isaac Abeo, DL (3) 2024-Clayton Mosher, LB (1) 2024-Isaac Smith, WR (2) 2024-Neil Campbell, DB (2) 2024-Isaiah Hayse, LS (2) 2024-Will Angel, OL (3)

Iowa State Teachers (1/1) 1954-Ralph Capitani, Back

Iowa Wesleyan (10/9)

1973-Mike Rogowski, LB (1) 1975-Dave Swanson, DB (2) 1976-Mike Manson, P (1) 1977-Pete Mastandrea, E (2) 1978-Mike Manson, P (1)

1982-Kirk Soukup, DB (1) 1984-Pete Slivinsky, LB (2) 1986-Mike Wiggins, P (1) 1987-Mike Wiggins, P (1) 1990-Dustin Dewald, QB (2) 1991-Bruce Carter, WR (1) 1991-Marcus Washington, SB (2) 1993-Derrick Durden, DB (1) 1994-Wayland Rucker, RB (1) 1998-Terry Taylor, SB (2)

Illinois College (1/1)

Jackson State (Miss.) (9/8)

Idaho State (1/1)

1955-Howard Green, G

Illinois Benedictine (5/4)

1979-Jay Wessler, RB (1)

Illinois Wesleyan (10/9)

1955-Geno Cantele, Back 1964-Al Mota, DB (1) 1965-Jim Kreitz, LB (1) 1974-Ceasar Douglas, OT (1) 1975-Dick Geddes, DL (2) 1976-Dick Geddes, DL (1) 1977-Kurt Swearingen, RB (1) 1979-Keith Cornwell, LB (1) 1979-Steve Thompson, OG (2) 1980-Rick Hanna, LB (1)

Indiana Central (1/1)

1954-Richard Nyers, Back

Indiana (Pa.) (7/4)

1958-Melvin Pate, T (3) 1961-Willie Marshall, DE (2) 1962-Willie Richardson, E (1) 1963-Ben McGee, OT (2) 1973-Walter Payton, Back (1) 1974-Walter Payton, Back (1) 1974-Robert Brazille, LB (1) 1975-Jackie Slater, OG (1) 1978-Robert Hardy, DL (1)

Jacksonville State (Ala.) (9/8) 1967-Terry Harris, DB (1) 1970-Jimmy Champion, C (1) 1971-Bruce Nichols, OT (1) 1972-Alan Paseur, OG (2) 1973-Boyce Callahan, Back (1) 1974-Calvin Word, OT (2) 1975-Calvin Word, OT (2)

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1976-Gary Wagner, DL (2) 1978-Jesse Baker, DL (1)

Jamestown (N.D.) (22/17)

1961-Gene Maluski, DE (2) 1975-Kevin Heyer, OT (2) 1977-Mark Gruskowski, DB (2) 1978-Mark Peterson, DL (1) 1979-Rick Hack, DB (1) 1980-Ron Hausauer, OL (1) 1981-Ron Hausauer, OL (1) 1982-Dave Kuehn, OL (2) 1983-Barry Neumann, DB (1) 1984-Andy Menninger, OL (1) 1985-Andy Menninger, OL (2) 1994-Carlo Lucente, RB (1) 1997-J.J. Syvrud, DL (2) 1998-J.J. Syvrud, DL (1) 2000-Adam Legette, RB (2) 2007-Gary Thoms, DB (1) 2010-Dustin Erbes, DB (1) 2013-J.T. Petsch, DB (2) 2014-Jarelle Miller, LB (2) 2018-Anthony Vereen, OL (1) 2022-Paul Vandal, DL (1) 2023-Paul Vandal, DL (2)

Johnson C. Smith (N.C.) (2/1) 1980-Daniel Beauford, DL (1) 1982-Daniel Beauford, DL (1)

Kalamazoo (Mich.) (1/1) 1954-John Gilman, T

Kansas Wesleyan (24/21)

1956-Larry Houdek, Back (2) 1976-Ron West, RB (2) 1980-Duke Williams, RB (2) 1994-Jim Ranieri, P (1) 1999-Ellis Wright, DL (1) 2000-Jeff Kumpula, LB (2) 2001-Matt Leonard, RB (2) 2002-Clint Brown, DB (2) 2003-Drew Bailey, DL (2) 2006-Eric Williams, DL (1) 2017-Trenton Poe-Evans, TE (1) 2017-Garrett Updegraft, LB (2) 2018-Demarco Prewitt, RB (1) 2018-Shaq Bradford, DL (2) 2019-Johnny Feauto, QB (1) 2019-Demarco Prewitt, RB (2) 2019-Stevie Williams, WR (2) 2019-Trenton Poe-Evans, TE (2) 2019-Shaq Bradford, DL (2) 2021-Jarren Hightower, OL (1) 2022-Miguel Millan, P (2) 2024-Luke Armstrong, AP (1)

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1989-Calvin Goshen, RB (2) 1990-Todd Jones, OL (1) 1991-Chris Carter, P (2) 1991-Tony Gant, OL (1) 1992-Chris Carter, P (1)

2024-Easton Lewis, OL (3) 2024-Joshua King-Bradley, DL (3)

Kearney State (Neb.) (24/22) 1956-Mike Augustyn, G (2) 1958-Claire Boroff, HB (1) 1959-Larry Jacobsen, FB (2) 1963-Dick Butolph, DB (1) 1965-Ed Krumi, C (1) 1967-Lee Jacobsen, LB (1) 1970-John Makovicka, Back (1) 1971-Randy Nelson, DB (2) 1973-Phil Gustafson, OL (1) 1974-Tom Kropp, LB (2) 1976-Roger Wachholtz, DL (2) 1977-Roger Wachholtz, DL (1) 1977-Bill Windhorst, OG (1) 1978-Doug Peterson, DL (1) 1979-Mike McGlade, OG (2) 1979-Tom Virgl, DL (2) 1980-Jeff Stenslokken, DL (1) 1981-Scot Schug, P (1) 1981-Jerry Scott, OL (1) 1982-Scot Schug, P (1) 1983-Burt Muehling, TE (1) 1984-Jon Gustafson, DL (1) 1985-Troy Stonacek, DL (2) 1987-Jeff Norblade, DB (1)

Keiser (Fla.) (10/9)

2019-Austin Sherril, OL (1) 2019-Sage Chen-Young, DB (2) 2020-Jaylen Arnold, TE (1) 2020-Sage Chen-Young, DB (2) 2021-Marques Burgess, RB (1) 2021-Sage Chen-Young, DB (2) 2022-Jaylen Arnold , TE (1) 2022-Marques Burgess, RB (2) 2023-Wendol Philord, DB (1) 2023-Scarlee Jean, OL (2) 2023-Jaelin Willis, LB (2) 2024-Andrew Burnett, RB (3)

Kentucky Christian (4/3)

2013-Marvin Newkirk III, DL (2) 2015-Aaron Cooper, LB (1) 2016-Aaron Cooper, LB (2) 2019-DeVon McCoy, WR (1)

Kentucky State (10/7)

1973-Andy Neloms, DL (2) 1974-Royce McKinney, DB (2) 1975-Leonard Elston, E (2) 1976-Henry Ross, DB (2) 1977-Henry Ross, DB (2) 1977-Mike Johnson, DL (2) 1978-Mike Johnson, DL (1)

1979-Mike Johnson, DL (1) 1980-Gary Johnson, P (1) 1980-Rod Hill, DB (2)

Lakeland (Wis.) (5/4)

1968-Pat Curran, Back (2) 1980-Jim Wisniewski, OL (2) 1986-John Gosse, DL (2) 1987-John Gosse, DL (2) 1989-Jeff Ogiego, P (1)

Lamar Tech (Texas) (2/2)

1957-Dudley Meredith, T (1) 1961-Bobby Jancik, HB (2)

Lambuth (Tenn.) (17/15)

1989-Kevin Ward, DB (1) 1993-Jo Jo Jones, RB (2) 1994-Chet Lindemann, OL (1) 1994-Jo Jo Jones, RB (1) 1994-Justin Taylor, TE (2) 1995-Tyrone Malone, DL (2) 1995-Jase Bradford, DB (2) 1996-Jase Bradford, DB (1) 1996-Sven Ouderdorp, OL (2) 1999-Ron Dixon, WR (1) 1999-Noah Lampkins, DB (2) 2001-Chris Edwards, RB (2) 2003-Bingham Tuisamatatele, LB (1) 2004-Tim LeBeau, TE (1) 2005-Bobby Antee, DB (2) 2007-Allen Ervin, AP (1) 2008-Cedric Fisher, DL (1)

Langston (Okla.) (30/28)

1954-William Roach, E 1959-Arnold Branch, G (1) 1960-Don Smith, QB (2) 1961-Don Smith, QB (1) 1961-Roosevelt Nivens, DG (2) 1972-Kenneth Payne, E (2) 1973-Tom Henderson, DL (1) 1973-Prinson Poindexter, QB (2) 1974-Tom Henderson, DL (1) 1980-Joe Johnson, DB (1) 1989-Deryl Lane, DL (2) 1993-Ted Alford, WR (1) 1993-Tony Aska, TE (1) 1993-Dedon Prince, LB (1) 1993-Ed Daniels, QB (2) 1994-Willis Alexander, SB (1) 1994-Sean Turner, LB (1) 1994-Paul Reed, DB (1) 1995-Lamark Brim, RB (1) 1995-Kenny Jenkins, DL (1) 1995-Demillo Bynum, PR (2)

1996-Devon Jackson, LB (1) 1996-Chris Watts, OL (1) 1998-Kyle Johnson, P (2) 1999-Joe Johnson, LB (2) 2001-Joey Crawford, LB (2) 2008-Darnell Brown, DB (1) 2017-Jamarae Finnie, DL (1) 2018-Jaylen Lowe, QB (2)

La Verne (Calif.) (1/1)

1975-Curtis Frick, Back (2)

Lees-McRae (N.C.) (3/3)

1966-Bob Lindemann, OG (2) 1976-Scott McCord, QB (2) 1978-Kelly Reed, DB (2) 1980-Ron Entenman, DB (1) 1981-Dan Jones, WR (2) 1985-Bob Glanville, WR (2) 1990-Dan Ruhl, RB (2) 1991-Dan Ruhl, RB (1) 1996-Jesse Ortiz, RB (2)

Liberty Baptist (Va.) (1/1) 1982-Mitchell Clark, RB (1)

1991-David Friday, P (1) 1992-Tom Nelson, OL (2) 1993-Christopher Gentry, OL (2)

Lincoln (Mo.) (1/1)

Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) (30/22)

1998-Terrance Adams, KR (2) 1999-Joe McKinney, DL (2) 2000-Joe McKinney, DL (2) 2004-De De Dorsey, DB (1) 2005-De De Dorsey, RB (1) 2005-Marcus Klund, DB (2) 2008-Jeff Hynes, OL (1) 2009-Jeff Hynes, OL (1) 2010-Philip Staback, OL (1)

1955-Arden Ray, G 1956-Arden Ray, G (2) 1956-Harold Bullard, FB (3) 1957-Harold Bullard, FB (1) 1958-Bill Johnson, G (1) 1958-Joe Murphy, C (2) 1959-Charles Saders, T (1) 1959-Lee Farmer, HB (1) 1960-Lee Farmer, HB (1) 1960-Dick Lage, DE (1) 1960-Adam Maples, DB (3) 1961-Ronnie Frye, E (2) 1961-Dick Kemp, FB (2) 1962-Dick Kemp, FB (1) 1962-Jim Edmiston, OG (2) 1963-Howard Barnhardt, C (2) 1966-Eddie Joyner, OT (1) 1966-Herb Arleaga, DB (2) 1967-Eddie Joyner, DT (1) 1967-Wayne Bell, Back (2) 1970-Carl Bartles, Back (1) 1974-Scott Crawford, Back (2) 1975-Scott Crawford, Back (2) 1979-Rick Mashburn, P (2) 1982-Glenn Ford, RB (2) 1983-Butch Bunter, DL (2) 1984-Terence Steward, WR (1) 1985-Terence Steward, WR (1) 1986-Terence Steward, WR (1) 1992-Leonard Davis, RB (2)

Lewis & Clark (Ore.) (16/14)

1954-Darell Everett, G 1955-Earl Engbretson, Back 1960-Pat Clock, OG (2) 1961-Pat Clock, OG (1) 1963-Gary Boggs, OG (1) 1963-Mickey Hergert, Back (2) 1964-Jack Hambleton, LB (1)

1957-Robert Waters, E (3)

Lindenwood (Mo.) (9/6)

Lindsey Wilson (Ky.) (11/8)

2017-Zac Lawson, OL (1) 2017-Trent Mueller, LB (2) 2018-Trent Mueller, LB (2) 2019-Jaylen Boyd, AP (1) 2020-Cameron Dukes, QB (2) 2021-Robert Carter, DB (1) 2021-Cameron Dukes, QB (2) 2021-Luke Bowman, LB (2) 2022-Luke Bowman, LB (1) 2022-Joe Gressette, OL (2) 2023-Logan Collier, AP (3)

Linfield (Ore.) (50/47)

1956-Vic Fox, G (3) 1957-Howard Morris, G (2) 1961-Jim Bernhardt, OT (1) 1961-Hugh Yoshida, LB (2) 1962-Tom Younker, DE (2) 1962-Dave Rohrer, DB (1) 1963-Pete Dengenis, DG (1) 1964-Tony Ah Yat, DE (2) 1964-Norm Musser, C (2) 1965-Dennis Schweitzer, DE (2) 1966-Jack Ostlund, DT (2) 1973-Jay Buse, DL (2) 1973-Bernie Peterson, E (2) 1974-David Nygaard, DL (1) 1975-Ken Cutcher, OT (1) 1976-Joe Salta, LB (2)

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1977-Joe Salta, LB (1) 1977-Doug Walker, OG (2) 1978-Larry Doty, E (1) 1978-Paul Dombroski, DB (1) 1979-Chet Croco, OG (1) 1980-Dave Boschma, DB (1) 1980-Ed Kama, OL (1) 1980-Alan Schmidlin, QB (1) 1980-Chet Croco, OL (2) 1980-Kyle Tarpenning, K (2) 1981-Lynn Reed, LB (2) 1982-Brad Gilbertson, OL (1) 1982-Jim Winston, DL (1) 1983-Steve Lopes, OL (1) 1984-Steve Boyea, DL (1) 1984-Floyd Halvorsen, DB (1) 1985-Floyd Halvorsen, DB (1) 1985-Keith Machida, TE (2) 1986-Doug Hire, OL (1) 1986-Greg Gulliford, K (1) 1986-David Lindley, QB (2) 1986-Mark Siegner, LB (2) 1987-Dave Burdett, OL (1) 1988-Steve Reimann, LB (1) 1988-Sean Germon, OL (2) 1991-Jon Yeakey, LB (1) 1991-Gary McGarvie, KR (2) 1991-Kunle Thomas, K (2) 1992-Joe Smith, DB (2) 1993-Julian Tyrell, LB (1) 1994-Darrin Causey, LB (1) 1994-Kent Wagner, WR (2) 1994-Joe Dominey, DL (2) 1996-Brandon Hughes, DB (1)

2023-Pop McGhee, DB (2)

Livingston (Ala.) (6/6)

2009-Chris White, DL (1) 2011-Dustin Craig, DB (1) 2012-Tevin Lake, RB (1) 2013-Zack VanDeman, OL (1) 2013-Tevin Lake, RB (2) 2014-Zach Mitchell, OL (1) 2014-Eric Price, DB (2) 2015-Krishawn Hogan, WR (1) 2015-Ryan Hartnett, LB, (2) 2016-Krishawn Hogan, WR (1) 2016-Dillon Dittemore, DL (2) 2016-Logan Glaze, OL (2) 2017-Darrion McAlister, OL (2) 2018-Brandon Dillon, TE (1) 2018-Jarin Bush, OL (2) 2019-Charles Salary, RB (1) 2019-Mac Dutra, DL (2) 2021-Johnny William, WR (1) 2022-Zach Sibila, OL (1) 2023-Nate Frey, DB (1) 2024-Zach Sibila, OL (1)

1971-Nels Strickland, LB (1) 1971-Clemit Spruiell, QB (2) 1972-Ken Hutcherson, LB (1) 1973-Adrian Gant, DL (2) 1974-Ron Slovensky, K (1) 1975-Jerry Pitts, LB (1)

Livingstone (N.C.) (1/1)

1975-Lenwood Howard, OG (2)

Lock Haven State (Pa.) (2/2) 1960-Fran Cornelius, DG (1) 1960-Ron Puhl, HB (2)

Loras (Iowa) (4/4)

1982-Dan Edmeier, RB (2) 1983-Mark Eisbach, OL (2) 1983-Paul Edmeier, RB (2) 1984-Jim Drew, P (1)

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Louisiana Tech (6/4)

1955-Russell Rainbolt, Back 1956-Pat Hinton, T (3) 1957-Pat Hinton, T (2) 1959-Pat Hinton, T (3) 1960-Joe Hinton, OG (1) 1960-Tom Causey, E (2)

Luther (Iowa) (2/2)

1958-Brad Hustad, FB (1) 1960-David Swenson, DT (2)

Maine Maritime (1/1) 1982-Joe Clark, OL (1)

Malone (Ohio) (9/6)

1995-Moses Sherman, DL (2) 1996-Moses Sherman, DL (1) 1996-Jeremy McClure, DB (2) 1996-Jason Wallick, DL (2) 1997-Jason Wallick, LB (2) 1998-Christian Silveira, LB (2) 1999-Christian Silveira, LB (2) 2008-Derek Deardorff, WR (1) 2009-Mike Skvor, P (1)

Manchester (Ind.) (4/4)

1978-Dan Hoffman, DB (2) 1986-Mike MacLain, DB (2) 1988-Rick Mann, TE (1) 1990-Dion Anglin, DB (1)

Marian (Ind.) (19/17)

Mars Hill (N.C.) (9/7)

1979-Clayton Curry, DL (2) 1979-Steve Campbell, DB (2) 1980-John Gulledge, LB (1) 1984-Kevin Barnette, DB (2) 1985-Chris Pierpont, P (2) 1986-Lee Marchman, LB (2) 1987-Lee Marchman, LB (1) 1988-Randy Whitson, P (2) 1989-Randy Whitson, P (2)

Mary (N.D.) (14/12)

1990-Toby Schweitzer, LB (1) 1992-Jason Arenz, K (1) 1993-Bob Wagner, RB (2) 1995-Steve Clooten, DL (1) 1998-Eric Volk, OL (1) 1999-Eric Volk, OL (1) 1999-David St. Clair, DL (2) 2000-Jason Buono, K (1) 2001-Brian Fettig, OL (1) 2001-Nikia Parson, DL (1) 2003-Jake Pfau, WR (1) 2003-Chris Murdock, DB (2) 2003-Justin Lang, K (2) 2004-Jake Pfau, WR (1)

Mayville State (N.D.) (2/2)

1990-Mark Andresen, DB (2) 1993-Jeff Schumacher, DL (1)

Maryland-Eastern Shore (3/2) 1955-John Sample, FB 1957-John Sample, FB (2) 1959-Roger Brown, T (2)

McKendree (Ill.) (17/15)

1997-Brandon Murphy, KR (1) 1999-Justin Townsend, OL (1) 2000-Oku Satcher, DL (1) 2000-Dennis Barnett, OL (2) 2001-Oku Satcher, DL (1) 2001-Darius Green, LB (2) 2002-Ricardo Harris, DL (1) 2002-Scott Mehring, OL (1) 2002-Darius Green, LB (2) 2003-John Keeven, OL (1) 2003-Cory Wilson, LB (2) 2004-Chris Cunnings, OL (2) 2005-Rick Schilb, OL (2) 2006-Michael Harrison, DB (1) 2007-Mike Siverly, OL (1) 2009-Nick Hegger, OL (1) 2010-Nick Hegger, OL (1)

McMurry (Texas) (12/10) 1955-Elroy Payne, Back

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1957-Charles Davis, G (3) 1959-Bill Groman, T (2) 1961-John Thomas, OG (2) 1965-Carlos Mainord, LB (1) 1980-Luke Taylor, C (1) 1981-Luke Taylor, OL (2) 1984-Billy Yates, P (2) 1985-Billy Yates, P (2) 1986-Chris Joseph, LB (2) 1987-Iverson Godfrey, DL (1) 1993-Monte Joe, DB (2)

McNeese State (La.) (1/1) 1966-Dave Poche, MG (1)

McPherson (Kan.) (4/3)

2004-Jared Ratzlaff, LB (2) 2022-Jonathan White, RB (1) 2023-Nehemiah Figueroa, DB (2) 2024-Nehemiah Figueroa, DB (1)

Mesa State (Colo.) (38/26)

1982-Dean Haugum, DL (1) 1982-Keith Howard, TE (2) 1982-Jeff Tootle, LB (2) 1983-Dean Haugum, DL (1) 1983-Keith Howard, TE (2) 1983-Russ Hodgson, RB (2) 1983-Jeff Tootle, LB (2) 1984-Jeff Peak, OL (1) 1984-Donnie Holmes, WR (2) 1984-Tim Donohoue, DB (2) 1985-Mike Berk, OL (1) 1985-Herman White, DL (2) 1985-Deryl McKinnerney, LB (2) 1986-Mike Berk, OL (1) 1986-Alonzo Williams, RB (1) 1986-Tracy Bennett, K (1) 1986-Deryl McKinnerney, LB (1) 1987-Shawn Feldman, OL (1) 1987-Michael Vaughn, RB (2) 1988-Jeff Russell, OL (1) 1988-Michael Vaughn, RB (1) 1988-Tracy Bennett, K (1) 1988-Shawn Feldman, OL (2) 1988-Duncan Burgermeister, TE (2) 1988-Tony Martin, QB (2) 1988-Chris Allen, DL (2) 1989-Chris Allen, DL (1) 1989-Tracy Bennett, PK (1) 1989-Jeff Russell, OL (1) 1989-Michael Vaughn, RB (1) 1989-Brian Johnson, LB (2) 1990-Reggie Brown, WR (1) 1990-Duncan Burgermeister, TE (1) 1990-Richard Hahn, K (1) 1990-Brian Barton, RB (2)

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1990-Mike Dinnel, DL (2) 1990-Jeff Goodell, OL (2) 1991-Brian Barton, RB (2)

Michigan Tech (1/1)

1971-Larry Ras, Back (1)

MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) (20/19)

1981-Jim Cochenour, DB (1) 1983-Ken Jolly, DL (2) 1997-Jeremy Pfaff, DL (1) 2000-Sam Riley, LB (2) 2000-Matt Essex, RS (2) 2002-Chad Scott, DB (1) 2003-Ford Hall, K (1) 2003-Caleb Wittmer, LB (1) 2004-James Booth, WR (2) 2004-John Praeuner, DL (2) 2008-Patrick Ealy, AP (1) 2009-Jake Duren, LB (1) 2010-Jake Duren, LB (1) 2011-JuanRedmon, TE (1) 2012-Sean Ransburg, AP (1) 2013-Joe Camacho, LB (2) 2014-Cristian Casillas, K (1) 2021-Caleb Tanis, WR (2) 2023-Arlandes Mitchell, WR (2) 2024-Justin Miller, OL (3)

Middle Tennessee State (3/3) 1954-George Haley, E 1956-Terry Sweeney, Back (3) 1957-G.E. McCormick, E (1)

Midland. (Neb.) (16/15)

1963-Larry Munn, OG (2) 1975-Dave Meyer, OG (2) 1979-Scott Englehart, OT (1) 1979-Ted Granger, OG (2) 1983-Ray Koonce, RB (1) 1983-Joe Soucie, OL (2) 1984-Ray Koonce, RB (1) 1985-John Davis, DL (2) 1987-Sam Gunyard, DB (2) 1988-Bob Denton, DL (2) 1997-Brad Colburn, OL (1) 2000-Jason Lavicky, OL (2) 2011-Nick Carlson, DB (1) 2022-Chase Lipsys, DL (1) 2022-Ty Peterson, LS (2) 2024-Tyson Denkert, RB (3)

Midwestern State (Texas) (3/3) 1993-John Fritzsch, LB (2) 1995-Henry Johnson, PR (1) 1995-Corby Walker, LB (2)

1954-Frank Chizevsky, Back 1955-Pete Innis, E 1961-Jerry Domescik, HB (1) 1968-Tom Garner, DE (2)

1995-Cory Stevens, P (1) 1995-Rick Kadrlik, PR (2) 2000-Jeremy Auch, DB (1) 2002-Harry Mills, WR (1) 2002-Kenny Smith, QB (1) 2002-Darrik Trudell, RB (1) 2003-Harry Mills, WR (2) 2003-Ian Best, DL (2) 2005-Dexter Ross, DL (2) 2008-Nick Banks, RB (1) 2009-Brian Rohles, OL (1)

Milton (Wis.) (4/2)

Mississippi Southern (2/2)

Millersville State (Pa.) (3/3) 1975-Harold Getz, DL (2) 1977-Bob Parr, DB (1) 1977-Carmen Lex, QB (2)

Millikan (Ill.) (4/4)

1975-Darwin Logterman, DL (2) 1976-Darwin Logterman, DL (2) 1980-Darryl Schliem, DL (1) 1981-Darryl Schliem, DL (1)

Minnesota-Crookston (4/3)

1995-Derrick Sanders, RB (2) 1996-Cory Schreifels, DL (1) 1997-Cory Schreifels, DL (1) 1997-Mark Olsonawski, RB (2)

Minnesota-Duluth (6/6)

1961-Ron Kostoliz, OT (2) 1961-John Machtscheim, HB (2) 1975-Terry Egerdahl, Back (1) 1980-Amory Bodin, RB (2) 1982-Gary Birkholz, OL (2) 1982-Brad Havron, DL (2)

Minnesota-Morris (10/10)

1977-Mark Williamson, OT (2) 1977-Jeff Arnold, LB (2) 1978-Jack Siljendahl, E (2) 1984-Rob Veith, DB (1) 1985-Mike Ross, TE (1) 1985-Dale Mehr, QB (2) 1986-Basil Meyer, TE (2) 1986-Paul Huber, WR (2) 1987-Brad Johnson, OL (1) 1990-Shane Pribyl, WR (2)

Minot State (N.D.) (23/22)

1964-Robert Sundberg, OG (2) 1965-Larry McDaniel, OG (1) 1975-Jim Webb, E (1) 1975-Chuck Kramer, LB (2) 1985-Victor Patterson, OL (2) 1986-Victor Patterson, OL (1) 1992-Jerry Obenauer, DL (1) 1992-Mike Page, DB (1) 1993-Rob D’Andre, LB (1) 1994-Sheldon Warawa, OL (1) 1994-Chad Petschke, DL (2) 1994-Jason Obenauer, LB (2)

1954-Hamp Cook, G 1955-Les Clark, C

Mississippi Valley State (4/4) 1965-Clinton Vasser, LB (2) 1976-Tresvan Whitlock, LB (2) 1978-Willie Fulton, DB (2) 1980-Steve Chapman, OL (2)

Missouri Southern (6/6)

2011-Richard Wick, DL (1) 2012-Tyler Davis, DB (1) 2013-Ty Phillips, DL (1) 2014-Ty Phillips, DL (1) 2015-Zavon Moore, OL (2) 2016-Stephen Thayer, LB (1) 2018-Drake Higgins, P (1) 2019-Drake Higgins, P (1)

Missouri Western (8/8)

1975-Bob Heimbaugh, QB (2) 1976-George Blakley, DB (1) 1977-Kinney Redding, DL (1) 1978-Doug Holland, LB (2) 1980-Bill Stevens, OL (1) 1983-Tim Boender, DL (2) 1984-Vince Thomson, DL (2) 1986-Bryan Timmermeyer, P (2)

Montana State (2/2)

1955-James Ageris, C 1956-Ron Warzeka, T (1)

1972-Terron Jackson, OT (1) 1976-Willie Williams, OG (1) 1978-Gary Embry, OG (2) 1981-Kelly Saxton, DL (2) 1982-Joel Tupper, OL (1) 1983-Glen Baker, DB (1)

Montana State-Northern (4/2)

Missouri Baptist (1/1)

1969-Dan Gilman, OG (2) 1970-Don Heater, Back (2) 1971-Don Heater, Back (1) 1973-Jim Persons, OL (1) 1979-Wade Bristol, OT (2) 1983-Jerry Ogrim, OL (2) 1992-Evan Lowe, DL (1) 1993-Evan Lowe, DL (2) 1994-Chuck Forgey, OL (1) 1994-Mike Turcotte, DL (1) 1994-Shaun Smith, P (1) 1995-Ty Starkel, RB (2) 1995-Jake Petersen, OL (2) 1995-Paul Hladky, LB (2) 1996-Guy Hall, DB (1) 1996-Paul Hladky, LB (1) 1996-Bryan Larson, OL (1) 1996-Mike Schumaker, OL (1) 1997-Blaine Hardy, DB (1) 1997-Paul Hladky, LB (1) 1997-Dustin Sersland, PK (1) 1997-Mark Jensen, QB (2) 1998-Blaine Hardy, DB (2) 1999-Travis Hettick, DL (2) 2001-Jay LeProwse, RB (1) 2005-Chad Erwin, OL (2) 2005-Adam Cotton, DB (2)

2021-Jaylen Cowley, DB (1)

Missouri Valley (31/28)

1955-Lavon Norvell, G 1958-Ken Asbury, FB (2) 1958-Larry Hall, G (2) 1963-Wayne Howell, DE (2) 1971-John Morris, C (2) 1976-Bruce Beyer, DL (1) 1976-Chip Newell, C (2) 1977-Jeff Steinle, DB (2) 1978-John Heerman, LB (2) 1979-Bob Brinkley, DL (2) 1982-John Weisensal, DL (1) 1983-Tony Kimbrough, DL (2) 1983-Mike Smith, DB (2) 1984-Matt Beltram, DL (1) 1984-Joe McNerney, OL (2) 1986-Jerry Winkler, TE (2) 1989-Brian Clayton, RB (1) 1993-Justin Palmer, DL (2) 1999-Jervon Walton, RB (2) 2007-Reggie Singletary, LB (1) 2008-Larry Wentzel, DL (1) 2009-Merlin Benefield, DL (1) 2010-Richard Wick, DL (1)

2002-Bomont Somerfeld, DL (1) 2003-Bomont Somerfeld, DL (1) 2006-Marc Samson, DB (1) 2007-Marc Samson, DB (1)

Montana Tech (36/30)

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Montana Western (16/13)

2002-Craig LeCoure, LB (1) 2003-Josh Shrum, KRS (1) 2003-Dallas Mock, TE (2) 2003-Eric Zahler, P (2) 2004-Eric Zahler, P (1) 2004-Dallas Mock, TE (2) 2009-Chad Schira, LB (1) 2014-Jesse McCloud, DB (2) 2015-AJ Wilson, DB (1) 2018-Jason Ferris, LB (1) 2019-Jason Ferris, LB (1) 2022-Noah Danielson, OL (1) 2023-Marcus Lombard, OL (3) 2023-Michael Palandri, QB (3) 2024-Marcus Lombard, OL (1) 2024-Eli Nourse, WR (2)

Montclair State (N.J.) (2/2) 1961-Pete Mortimer, DT (2) 1964-Al DePalma, C (1)

Moorhead State (Minn.)

(23/22)

1968-Mike Quirk, Back (1) 1974-Russ Henegar, RB (1) 1981-Dave Tuomi, DL (1) 1983-Randy Sullivan, RB (2) 1984-Randy Sullivan, RB (1) 1985-Daryl Tysdal, OL (2) 1985-Troy Hendricks, RB (2) 1988-John Dallman, RB (1) 1988-Joe Harris, OL (2) 1989-Jeff Britten, OL (2) 1989-Randy Horst, LB (2) 1990-Darrell Anderson, RB (2) 1991-Bob Jones, QB (1) 1991-Brian Dahl, DL (2) 1991-Dennis Hohn, OL (2) 1991-Tom Moll, DB (2) 1993-Bryce Carlson, RB (2) 1993-Curt Peterson, OL (2) 1993-Todd Schiefert-deNoird, LB (2) 1994-Chris Mather, OL (1) 1994-Bob Sandberg, DB (1) 1994-Jon Behrens, RB (2) 60

1994-John Lindemeier, DL (2)

2024-Dijion Walls, DB (2)

Morningside (Iowa) (55/52)

Morris Brown (Ga.) (1/1)

1954-Duane Miller, Back 1964-Ken Hoogenson, E (2) 1965-Dwayne Crozier, DT (2) 2002-Mike Bennett, LB (2) 2003-Kyle Ortegren, WR (1) 2004-Kyle Ortegren, WR (2) 2004-Mike Winklepleck, DB (2) 2005-B.J. Batterton, OL (1) 2005-Trae Johnson, WR (2) 2005-Craig Fobbe, QB (2) 2005-Jared Small, K (2) 2006-Shawn Robinson, OL (1) 2007-Chad Hustedt, DB (1) 2008-Ryan Oetken, DB (1) 2009-Jake Peterson, RB (1) 2010-Marshall Tuttle, LB (1) 2011-Colby Henderson, DB (1) 2012-Jared Goforth, DB (1) 2013-Kyle Schuck, WR (1) 2013-Austin Klett, TE (2) 2013-Josh Steinberg, OL (2) 2014-Brandon Wegher, RB (1) 2014-Devin Thomas, WR (2) 2015-Ryan Kasdorf, QB (1) 2015-Joe Brummer, OL (2) 2015-Zac Schleuger, LB (2) 2016-Blake Frank, OL (1) 2016-Luke Gibbs, DL (2) 2017-Caden McDonald, LB (1) 2017-Bubba Jenkins, RB (2) 2017-Connor Niles, WR (2) 2017-Trae Bradburn, OL (2) 2018-Trent Solsma, QB (1) 2018-Connor Niles, WR (2) 2018-Xavier Spann, DB (2) 2018-Jared Amundson, K (2) 2019-Joel Katzer, LB (1) 2019-Garrett Temme, OL (2) 2019-Klayton Kordeen, DB (2) 2020-Reid Jurgensmeier, WR (1) 2020-Niklas Gustav, DL (2) 2021-Joe Dolincheck, QB (1) 2021-Reid Jurgensmeier, WR (2) 2021-Jason Hahlbeck, OL (2) 2021-Chase Carter PK (2) 2022-Joe Dolincheck, QB (1) 2022-Austin Johnson, WR (2) 2022-Tyler Anderson, OL (2) 2022-Weston Schultz, DL (2) 2023-Lonell Boyd Jr., DB (1) 2023-Riley Lindberg, OL (3) 2023-Isaac Pingel, LB (3) 2024-Zack Chevalier, QB (1) 2024-Aidan Queen, OL (2)

1967-Tommie Hart, DL (2)

Morris Harvey (W.Va.) (1/1) 1954-Fauster Vittike, T

Mount Marty (S.D.) (1/1) 2023-Rex Ryken, TE (2)

Mount St. Joseph (Ohio) (1/1) 1994-Chad Unger, DB (2)

Mount Senario (Wis.) (2/2)

1994-Zuhair Fanash, PK (2) 1999-Chris Singletary, RB (1) 2000-Chris Singletary, RB (1)

Nebraska-Omaha (10/8)

1954-Rudy Rotello, E 1954-Bill Englehardt, Back 1955-Bill Englehardt, Back 1956-Bill Englehardt, Back (1) 1963-Jack Peterson, DT (1) 1967-Marlin Briscoe, Back (1) 1968-Dan Klepper, OG (1) 1969-Don Pollfrone, DE (1) 1972-Charlie McWhorter, Back (2) 1972-Bill Kozel, DG (2)

Nebraska Wesleyan (22/19)

1955-Merlin Bachman, E 1982-Mick McConkey, DB (1) 1983-Greg Peterson, WR (1) 1983-Mark Peterson, QB (2) 1988-Steve Taylor, DL (2) 1989-Shawn Bouwens, OL (1) 1990-Brad Bohn, DB (1) 1990-Jeff Sieck, OL (1) 1991-Darren Stohlmann, TE (1) 1992-Darren Stohlmann, WR (1) 1994-Mike Einspahr, DL (1) 1998-Brian Bohling, OL (1) 1998-Matt Heldt, DB (1) 1999-Brian Bohling, OL (1) 1999-Noland Urban, LB (2) 2000-Noland Urban, LB (1) 2004-George Parker, DL (2) 2005-Tim Thies, PRS (2) 2010-Ethan Hunke, P (1) 2012-Brett Kaczor, LB (1) 2013-Phil Latimer, DL (1) 2014-Phil Latimer, DL (1)

Nelson (formerly Southwestern Assemblies of God (Texas) (6/5)

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2015-D’Vonn Brown, DL (1) 2015-Carl Morgan, DB (2) 2018-Landon Jones, DB (2) 2021-Keaton Dudik, RB (2) 2022-Keaton Dudik, RB (1) 2024-Joseph Chavez, DL (2)

Newberry (S.C.) (11/9)

1971-Slaylor Fox, DB (2) 1978-Charles Coles, DL (2) 1981-Stan Stanton, DL (2) 1983-John Nesbitt, RB (2) 1984-Jeff Godbee, DL 1984-Mark Kennedy, DL (1) 1985-Jeff Godbee, OL (1) 1985-Kenneth Pressley, DB (2) 1987-Chris Chrisley, DL (2) 1987-Drew Watson, DB (2) 1988-Chris Chrisley, DL (1)

New Haven State (Conn.) (3/2) 1956-Lewis Pitney, C (1) 1957-Lewis Pitney, C (1) 1958-Robert Splain, T (1)

New Mexico Highlands (25/19) 1954-James Spangler, T 1960-Charles Cowan, DT (3) 1960-Charles Cowan, E (3) 1966-Carl Garrett, HB (1) 1967-Ron Young, OG (1) 1967-Carl Garrett, HB (2) 1969-John Smith, LB (1) 1970-McKinney Evans, DB (2) 1980-Jay Lewis, DL (2) 1981-Jay Lewis, DL (1) 1981-Dino Jones, RB (2) 1985-Anthony Edwards, WR (2) 1985-Tim Saiz, K (2) 1985-Neal Windham, LB (2) 1986-Brian Ainsworth, QB (1) 1987-Brian Ainsworth, QB (1) 1987-Anthony Edwards, WR (2) 1987-Tim Saiz, K (2) 1988-Anthony Edwards, WR (1) 1989-Wilson Holland, WR (1) 1989-Jim Carroll, TE (2) 1990-Carl Bruere, WR (2) 1990-Scott Eldredge, DB (2) 1991-Carl Bruere, WR (2) 1991-Randy Montoya, KR (2)

Norfolk State (Va.) (3/3) 1976-Mike Macklin, C (2) 1979-Mike Ellis, DB (2) 1982-Joe Scott, DB (2)

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2006-J.J. Perino, LB (1) 2007-J.J. Perino, DL (1) 2009-Stephan Burns, DL (1) 2014-David Meis, DL (2) 2015-Nolan Saraceni, RB (1) 2016-Nolan Saraceni, RB (1) 2016-Gunnar Kayser, DB, (2) 2023-Andrew Almos, P (1) 2024-Brandon Spencer, OL (2)

North Carolina A&T (6/5)

1955-J.D. Smith, Back 1966-Elvin Bethea, LB (1) 1967-Elvin Bethea, OG (2) 1968-Willie Pearson, Back (1) 1969-Merle Code, DB (2) 1970-Melvin Holmes, OT (2)

North Carolina Central (4/4) 1955-Matthew Boone, T 1969-Doug Wilkerson, OT (1) 1972-Bracey Bonham, OG (1) 1973-Tom Saxton, OL (1)

North Dakota (2/2)

1954-Ronald Kubesh, G 1954-Richard Ryan, Back

North Dakota State (1/1) 1956-Steve Myhra, G (1)

North Greenville (S.C.) (3/2) 1997-Patrick Bannister, P (2) 1998-Patrick Bannister, P (1) 1998-Derek Burnette, QB (2)

North Texas State (1/1)

1954-Charles McGinnity, E

Northeast Missouri (1/1) 1954-Mel Loncaric, G

Northeastern Louisiana (4/4) 1960-Charles Barnes, DE (3) 1967-Vic Bender, C (1) 1968-Ken Frith, DT (2) 1970-Joe Profit, Back (2)

Northeastern Illinois (4/4) 1977-Bemis Lester, DL (2) 1980-Tom White, OL (1) 1982-Chip Catto, DL (2) 1984-Ron Iovino, LB (2)

Northeastern State (Okla.)

(44/36)

1957-Claude Billingsley, G (1) 1958-Claude Billingsley, G (1) 1958-Dan Smith, HB (3) 1963-Bill Van Cleve, DG (1) 1964-Bert Gravitt, LB (2) 1965-Bill Scott, DT (1) 1969-Manny Bitto, Back (2) 1971-Robert Hudson, Back (1) 1972-Archie Pearman, DE (1) 1973-Ed McCartney, E (1) 1979-Mark Ross, E (1)

1980-Jerry Wichert, TE (1) 1982-Arthur Garcia, K (1) 1982-John Higginbotham, OL (2) 1983-Cedric Mack, WR (2) 1983-Vince James, OL (2) 1983-Arthur Garcia, K (2) 1984-Vince James, OL (2) 1987-Mike Adams, DB (1) 1987-Charles Betts, LB (1) 1988-Reggie Barnes, RB (2) 1990-Chris Cottman, DL (2) 1990-Kenny Washington, LB (2) 1991-Derrick Moore, RB (1) 1991-Tim Walraven, OL (2) 1991-Kenny Washington, LB (1) 1992-Jerry Freese, LB (2) 1992-Jeff Haulmark, DL (2) 1992-Paul Lane, OL (2) 1993-Ricky Ceasar, DL (1) 1993-Jerry Freese, LB (1) 1994-Tony Hutson, OL (1) 1994-Eddie Akins, RB (1) 1994-Ricky Ceasar, DL (1) 1994-Ben Meinert, DL (1) 1994-Kelby Farley, LB (1) 1994-Derrick Jacobs, KR (1) 1994-Todd Yeaman, DL (2) 1994-Ronnie Johnson, DB (2) 1995-Tony Hutson, OL (1) 1995-Bob Cole, LB (1) 1995-Scott Pratt, TE (2) 1995-Mitch Green, RB (2) 1995-Rocky Reeves, DL (2)

Northern Arizona (7/6)

1958-Glenn Morgan, T (1) 1962-Rex Mirich, DG (1) 1963-Rex Mirich, OT (1) 1964-Jack James, DG (1) 1965-Bill Shorty, DG (2) 1966-Richard Ries, MG (2) 1969-Charlie Brown, E (2)

Northern Illinois (8/5)

1959-Alan Eck, E (2) 1959-Lew Flinn, QB (2) 1960-Alan Eck, E (2) 1961-Tom Beck, DB (2) 1962-George Bork, QB (1) 1962-Hugh Rohrschneider, E (2) 1963-George Bork, QB (1) 1963-Hugh Rohrschneider, E (2)

Northern Michigan (8/7)

1960-Jerry Gerlitz, C (2) 1960-Gene Valesano, FB (3) 1962-Jack Mauro, DG (1)

1963-Leonard St. Jean, DE (1) 1963-Jack Mauro, DT (2) 1964-Pat Stump, OG (1) 1967-John Spuhler, LB (1) 1967-Lonnie Houlton, Back (2)

Northern State (S.D.) (15/14) 1958-Harland Krein, G (3) 1962-Morris Bates, DE (1) 1967-Vince Johnson, DB (2) 1968-Daryl Merkwan, LB (2) 1969-Gordon Groos, DT (2) 1970-Lee Wilson, Back (2) 1988-Steve Hansen, TE (1) 1988-Paul Kemnitz, WR (2) 1989-Sam Flakus, TE (1) 1989-Jason Landmark, QB (2) 1990-Kevin Cox, OL (2) 1991-Stacy Roberts, OL (2) 1992-Randy Knecht, TE (2) 1992-Ed May, OL (2) 1993-Ed May, OL (1)

Northwestern (Iowa) (69/54)

1973-Tom Rieck, DL (1) 1974-Mike Bengard, DL (2) 1975-Darrell Hoogeveen, DB (2) 1975-Brad VanRooyan, Back (1) 1976-Dave Bomgaars, DB (2) 1978-Arden Keune, OT (1) 1978-Blaine Duistermars, DB (1) 1979-Blaine Dulstermars, DB (1) 1979-Dennis Peters, DL (1) 1980-Lyle Lundgren, OL (1) 1982-Lee McKinstrey, QB (1) 1982-Steve Rhode, K (2) 1983-Scott Guthmiller, TE (1) 1983-Lee McKinstrey, QB (1) 1983-Steve DeVries, LB (1) 1984-Arlyn Mouw, TE (1) 1984-Steve DeVries, LB (1) 1984-Tony Wrice, DB (2) 1985-Jay McKinstrey, QB (1) 1985-Todd Van Wechel, DB (1) 1985-Nick Johnson, OL (2) 1985-Mike DeVries, DL (2) 1986-Terrill DeHaan, DB (1) 1988-Dave Bronner, DL (1) 1989-Kevin Poeckes, OL (2) 1991-Mike Ehn, OL (2) 1992-Rich Knudson, DL (2) 1994-Chip Joecken, OL (1) 1994-Greg Terpstra, DB (1) 1994-Lance Baatz, SB (2) 1995-Lance Baatz, SB (1) 1995-Greg Terpstra, DB (1) 1995-Chip Joecken, OL (2)

1996-Kevin Vander Linden, DL (2) 1998-Keith Vanden Bosch, LB (1) 1999-Koury Kramer, DB (1) 2000-David Perrigo, RB (1) 2000-Riley Kleinhesselink, DL (2) 2001–Nick Scholten, OL (1) 2002-Nick Scholten, OL (1) 2003-Tony Madsen, OL (1) 2006-Austin Janssen, DB (1) 2007-Cody Van Sloten, DL (1) 2008-Nathan Jansen, LB (1) 2010-Taylor Malm, RB (1) 2011-Jordan Carlson, DL (1) 2012-Jordan Carlson, DL (1) 2014-Justin Wohlert, DB (1) 2014-Greg Hegstad, LB (2) 2015-Sam Van Ginkel, DL (1) 2015-Justin Wohlert, DB (2) 2016-Sam Van Ginkel, DL (1) 2017-J.C Koerselman, TE (2) 2018-Bryce Van Beek, DB (2) 2019-Paxton De Haan, OL (1) 2020-Tyson Kooima, QB (1) 2020-Shane Solberg, WR (2) 2020-Noah Van’t Hof, DB (2) 2021-Cade Moser, WR (2) 2021-Noah Van’t Hof, DB (2) 2022-Parker Fryar, LB (1) 2023-Jalyn Gramstad, QB (1) 2023-Konner McQuillan, RB (2) 2023-Cody Moser, DB (2) 2023-Michael Storey, WR (3) 2024-Parker Fryar, LB (1) 2024-Trystin Voss, DL (2) 2024-Eli Stader, PK (2) 2024-Cody Moser, DB (3)

Northwestern (Minn.) (2/2) 1997-Brent Torrenga, PR (1) 2002-Joe Palke, OL (2)

Northwestern Louisiana (9/7) 1954-Dudley Downing, C 1954-Bob Tatum, G 1962-Sammy Odom, LB (2) 1963-Sammy Odom, LB (1) 1963-Jerry Burton, DB (2) 1964-Corwyn Aldredge, DE (1) 1965-Al Dodd, DB (2) 1966-Al Dodd, DB (1) 1972-Larry Walls, DT (1)

Northwestern Oklahoma State (47/39) 1957-J.C. Rickenberger, HB (3) 1960-Stewart Arthurs, DB (3) 1971-Herschell Mosier, DT (1)

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Northwood Institute (Mich.)

(13/11)

1974-Bill Chandler, DL (1) 1975-Altar Greene, DB (2) 1976-Craig Fry, DL (2) 1977-Tom Trimble, DB (2) 1977-Doug Morse, DL (1) 1980-Jayce Smith, RB (2) 1981-Jon Mack, DB (2) 1982-Jon Mack, DB (2) 1983-Ron Schueneman, DB (1) 1983-Kevin Floyd, DL (2) 62

1984-Eric Reed, OL (1) 1984-Kevin Floyd, DL (2) 1989-Brent Dominc, LB (2)

Occidental (Calif.) (5/4)

1963-Bill Redell, DB (1) 1965-Dennis Chinn, DG (1) 1966-Joel Sheldon, OG (1) 1976-Rick Fry, E (1) 1977-Rick Fry, E (1)

Ohio Dominican (3/2)

2006-Cris Reisert, QB (1) 2007-Jared Stace, WR (1) 2008-Cris Reisert, QB (1)

Oklahoma Baptist (1/1)

2013-Kimes Gilbert, DL (2)

Olivet Nazarene (Ill.) (26/24)

1982-Mike Conway, OL (1) 1983-Mike Conway, OL (1) 1984-Mark Harmon, WR (1) 1989-Greg Huff, RB (2) 1990-Steve Hassell, RB (2) 1991-Rainier Caldwell, RB (2) 1992-Ray Caldwell (2) 1996-Darnell Howard, LB (2) 1997-John Hoogendoom, OL (2) 1998-Steve Boelte, OL (1) 1998-Brad Odgers, QB (1) 1998-Jeff Knight, WR (2) 1998-Greg Reid, DL (2) 2000-Greg Murphy, LB (2) 2003-Ben Richardson, DB (1) 2007-Jeremy Robinson, LB (1) 2013-Andrew Muzljakovich, PK (1) 2014-Brandon Ruemler, LB (1) 2018-Caleb Coe, LB (1) 2019-James Officer IV, OL (2) 2020-Jason Freeman, LB (1) 2020-Jared Allen, OL (2) 2021-Jason Freeman, LB (1) 2022-Terrian Rainey, OL (2) 2024-Blake Lamb, TE (1) 2024-Evan Leake, AP (3)

Oregon Tech (8/8)

1979-Stan Asaro, LB (2) 1981-Mike Farley, OL (2) 1981-Jeff Salee, DB (2) 1982-Johnny Barnett, RB (1) 1987-Joe Cain, LB (2) 1988-Billy Coats, RB (1) 1988-Matt Dierdorff, DB (2) 1989-Willie Leggert, LB (2)

Ottawa (Kan.) (33/27)

1961-Mike Brown, DE (1) 1962-Pat Jefferson, OG (2) 1963-Val Finney, LB (1) 1965-Ed Buzzell, Back (1) 1965-Leonard Scheufler, E (2) 1966-Leonard Scheufler, E (1) 1967-Brad O’Dea, LB (2) 1970-Kevin Lucy, E (2) 1978-Mark Thorson, DB (2) 1993-Desmond Robinson, RB (2) 1994-Clint Guth, DB (1) 1998-Michael Hull, TE (1) 1998-Chris Battle, RB (2) 1999-Michael Hull, TE (1) 2000-Raul Salas, DB (1) 2000-Jason Ingram, P (2) 2001-Josh Crews, OL (2) 2002-Raul Salas, DB (2) 2003-Derrick Ward, RB (1) 2003-DeDe Dorsey, DB (2) 2009-Corey Schultz, WR (1) 2010-Clarence Anderson, AP (1) 2011-Clarence Anderson, WR (1) 2012-Donald Anderson, DB (1) 2013-Deron Bruce, DL (2) 2014-Luke Lundy, RB (2) 2015-Zach Lanning, DL (2) 2018-Darrion Dillard, WR (1) 2020-Jacob Garcia, DL (1) 2021-Jacob Garcia, DL (1) 2023-AJ Hemphill, LB (1) 2023-Wynton Ruth, RB (3) 2024-AJ Hemphill, LB (3)

Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) (13/12) 1972-Johnny Baker, Back (2) 1974-Bill Walker, C (2) 1975-Steve Halter, LB (2) 1978-William Miller, RB (1) 1982-Ed Thomas, LB (1) 1983-Ed Thomas, LB (2) 1985-David Muldrew, TE (2) 1987-Mark Morris, LB (2) 1989-Larry Burkins, OL (2) 1991-John Thompson, WR (2) 1993-Brent Jackson, LB (2) 1994-Maurice Fields, RB (2) 1995-Art Cadena, KOR (2)

OUAZ (Ariz.) (11/8)

2018-Kenneth Steele, Jr., DL (1) 2018-Austin Bohn, P (2) 2019-Austin Bohn, P (2) 2020-Austin Bohn, P (1) 2021-Shamar Moreland, AP (1) 2021-Dustin Rivera , C (2)

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2022-Austin Bohn, P (1) 2023-Landon Reeves, PK (1) 2023-Logan Burke, P (2) 2024-Da’Vicious Wilson, WR (3) 2024-Jason Mendoza, P (3)

Pacific (Ore.) (2/2)

1983-Ed Ritt, DL (2) 1987-Eric Nicolai, WR (2)

Pacific Lutheran (Wash.)

(46/37)

1955-Gerald Kluth, G 1964-Les Rucker, DB (1) 1965-Gary Renggli, LB (2) 1966-Gary Nelson, LB (2) 1975-Larry Green, DL (1) 1976-Al Bessette, E (1) 1977-Steve Irion, DB (1) 1977-John Zamberlin, LB (2) 1978-John Zamberlin, LB (1) 1979-Scott Kessler, DB (2) 1980-Scott Kessler, DB (1) 1980-Scott Westering, TE (1) 1980-John Bley, OL (2) 1980-Guy Ellison, RB (2) 1980-Scott McKay, LB (2) 1981-Scott McKay, LB (1) 1981-Dave Reep, OL (1) 1981-Greg Rohr, DL (1) 1982-Curt Rodin, TE (2) 1983-Todd Davis, OL (1) 1983-Jeff Rohr, RB (1) 1983-Don Coltom, DB (2) 1984-Bruce Larson, OL (1) 1984-Don Coltom, DB (2) 1985-Mark Foege, K (1) 1985-Jeff Elston, DL (1) 1985-Tim Shannon, DL (1) 1986-Steve Welch, TE (1) 1986-Drew Zimmerman, DB (2) 1987-Keith Krassin, LB (1) 1987-Jon Kral, DL (2) 1987-Craig Mathiasen, DB (2) 1988-Jon Kral, DL (1) 1989-John Gradwohl, TE (1) 1993-Ted Riddall, LB (1) 1993-Marc Weekly, QB (1) 1993-Gavin Stanley, TE (2) 1994-Albert Jackson, DL (2) 1994-Ted Riddall, DL (2) 1994-Judd Benedick, LB (2) 1995-Gavin Stanley, TE (1) 1995-Karl Lerum, WR (2) 1996-Brian Walker, OL (1) 1996-Peter Finstuen, SB (2) 1996-Karl Lerum, WR (2)

BATTLE FOR THE RED BANNER

1984-Bill Byford, DL (2) 1991-Lance Manning, DL (2) 1993-Marckarthur Johnson, DL (2) 1995-Jason Cecil, LB (1) 1995-Gordon Smith, DB (1) 1995-William Schale, PK (2) 1995-Tony Harper, DL (2) 1995-Jeton Cooper, DB (2) 1996-Brock Blachford, TE (1) 1996-Emmett Blythe, OL (1) 1996-Jeton Cooper, DB (1) 1996-Sam Joseph, LB (1) 1996-Therode McQueen, DL (1) 1998-Dustin Loveless, DL (1) 1998-Lynn Scott, PR (1) 1998-Travis Fox, OL (2) 1998-Daryl Richardson, LB (2) 1999-Dustin Loveless, DL (1) 1999-Daryl Richardson, LB (1) 1999-Lynn Scott, DB (1) 1999-Brandon Christenson, TE (2) 1999-Al Hunt, P (2) 2000-Larry Gillard, OL (1) 2000-Lynn Scott, DB (1) 2000-Al Hunt, QB (2) 2000-J.J. Bingham, DL (2) 2000-Kenyea Ware, LB (2) 2001-Patrick Crayton, RS (1) 2001-Joe Gonzalez, OL (2) 2001-James Keys, DL (2) 2002-Sedric Fuller, DB (1) 2002-Joe Gonzales, OL (1) 2003-Dominic Miraglia, OL (1) 2003-Patrick Crayton, PRS (2) 2003-Mike Salters, WR (2) 2003-Tyler Cummings, OL (2) 2003-Travares Osley, LB (2) 2004-Tyler Cummings, OL (1) 2004-Walter Taylor, DL (1) 2004-Arnie McPhee, DB (2) 2005-Terence Adair, OL (2) 2005-Odie Armstrong, RB (2) 2008-Lantz Mathers, DL (1) 2010-Nate Guillory, RB (1)

1997-Karl Lerum, WR (2)

Panhandle State (Okla.)

(15/13)

1958-Junior Wolf, FB (3) 1961-Jerry Linton, HB (1) 1962-Jerry Linton, HB (2) 1963-Jim Holder, Back (1) 1976-John Winchester, DB (1) 1980-Larry Welch, P (2) 1981-Larry Welch, P (1) 1981-Thomas Rollison, DB (1) 1981-Mike Lee, OL (2) 1982-Joe Piccinini, DL (1) 1984-Ray Williams, RB (2) 1984-Manny Acosta, DL (2) 1995-J.J. Thigpen, RB (1) 1995-Frank Beede, OL (2) 1996-Rodger Schenks, P (1)

Parsons (Iowa) (2/2)

1962-Nate Craddock, HB (1) 1962-Jerry Kamp, DG (2)

Pepperdine (Calif.) (1/1) 1955-Wixie Robinson, G

Peru State (Neb.) (23/18)

1958-Jim Rosenquist, G (3) 1980-Roosevelt Brown, WR (1) 1980-Alvin Holder, RB (1) 1981-Alvin Holder, RB (1) 1981-Garland Shafer, DB (2) 1987-Brian Levin, K (1) 1987-Brad Smith, OL (2) 1988-Brad Smith, OL (1) 1989-Ron Shaneyfelt, K (1) 1990-Nate Bradley, QB (1) 1990-Cory Catterson, WR (2) 1990-Kurt Hasley, DL (2) 1992-Jim Gilbert, TE (2) 1993-Steve Gaines, LB (2) 1993-Alex Malcom, DB (2) 1994-Alex Malcom, DB (2) 1996-Kevin Vogel, LB (2) 2002-Scott Beveridge, WR (2) 2006-Jeff McQuinn, DL (1) 2013-Tyler Ford, OL (1) 2021-Devin Adams , DL (1) 2022-Devin Adams , DL (2) 2023-Devin Adams, DL (3)

Pikeville (Ky.) (8/7)

2002-Jeff Williams, P (1) 2004-Antwan Marsh, DB (1) 2005-Antwan Marsh, DB (1) 2008-Kyle Chilton, PK (1)

2015-Quan Weaver, RB (1) 2020-Jalen Stone, OL (1) 2024-Jordan Scott, OL (1) 2024-Lee Kirkland, QB (2)

Pittsburg State (Kan.) (34/29) 1957-Len Mansfield, T (1) 1957-Tom Miller, G (2) 1960-Jerry Archer, LB (2) 1961-Jerry Archer, LB (1) 1961-Harlan Hess, DT (1) 1961-Richard Beal, OT (1) 1962-Tom Spiewak, OG (1) 1966-John Peterson, DT (1) 1967-John Peterson, MG (1) 1970-Mike Potchad, OT (1) 1975-Tim Anchors, LB (1) 1976-Steve Simmons, DB (1) 1977-Brian Byers, OG (2) 1978-Brian Byers, OT (1) 1979-Richard Overton, RB (1) 1980-Richard Overton, RB (1) 1981-Tom Stringer, OL (1) 1981-Ron Freeman, DL (1) 1981-Gene Wayenberg, WR (2) 1982-Mark Kilgore, LB (1) 1982-Chuck Lunn, DL (2) 1983-Sam Pittman, DL (1) 1984-Chris Grantham, OL (1) 1984-Willie Brown, RB (2) 1985-Tom Beebe, OL (2) 1986-Sam Valentini, OL (1) 1986-Bernard Brown, LB (2) 1987-Troy Adams, DL (1) 1987-Jesse Wall, OL (1) 1987-Monte Weathers, RB (1) 1987-Gene Stegeman, QB (2) 1988-Jesse Wall, OL (1) 1988-Mike Meek, RB (1) 1988-Ted Adams, DB (2)

Point (Ga.) (5/4)

2014-David Strickland, P (1) 2015-David Strickland, P (1) 2017-Charles Duckworth, WR (2) 2020-Chase Turner, DB (1) 2024-Cortez Thomas, DL (3)

Pomona-Pitzer (Calif.) (1/1) 1966-Steve Dundas, E (2)

Prairie View A&M (Texas) (7/5) 1963-Jim Kearney, Back (2) 1963-Otis Taylor, E (2) 1964-Jim Kearney, Back (2) 1964-Otis Taylor, E (2) 1966-Alonzo Wallace, C

(2) 1970-Bivian Lee, DB (1) 1980-Harold Norfleet, OL (2)

Presbyterian (S.C.) (16/15)

1960-Billy Ogden, DT (2) 1968-Dan Eckstein, DB (1) 1971-Bobby Norris, LB (2) 1977-Elliott Pauling, RB (2) 1978-John Odom, C (2) 1979-Roy Walker, OT (1) 1979-Clayton Burke, RB (1) 1981-Larry Owens, OL (2) 1982-Charles Huff, DB (2) 1983-Jimmy Turner, LB (1) 1984-Charles Huff, DB (1) 1985-Lawrence Jackson, DL (1) 1986-Harry Palmer, OL (2) 1987-Sam Pinckney, LB (1) 1989-Steve Parsley, RB (1) 1989-LaVern Reddick, WR (2)

Presentation (S.D) (1/1) 2016-Jeff Branch, DL (1)

Puget Sound (Wash.) (14/11) 1956-Bob Mitchell, G (1) 1963-Ralph Bauman, DG (2) 1983-Larry Smith, DB (1) 1985-Mike Oliphant, RB (2) 1986-Mike Oliphant, RB (1) 1986-Richard Sassara, LB (2) 1987-Mike Oliphant, RB (2) 1988-Robert Polk, OL (2) 1991-Jon Gass, OL (2) 1992-Todd Cooley, P (1) 1993-Todd Cooley, P (2) 1995-Daryl Wright, RB (1) 1995-Steve Turella, P (2) 1998-Tony Puz, LB (2)

Quincy (Ill.) (2/2)

2004-Tim Bliefnick, LB (2) 2007-Jeremy Saunders, OL (1)

Redlands (Calif.) (8/6)

1961-Rollin Grider, C (2) 1974-Bill Edge, LB (2) 1975-Brian DeRoo, E (2) 1976-Brian DeRoo, E (2) 76-Randy Van Horn, OT (2) 1977-Randy Van Horn, OT (2) 1978-Randy Blalock, DB (1) 1981-Tony Haertl, RB (2)

Reinhardt (Ga.) (13/10)

2015-Niagel Curtis, RB (2) 2016-Xavier Carter, OL (1)

2017-Xavier Carter, OL (1) 2017-Tevin Mccoy, DE (2) 2018-JT Graydon, DL (1) 2018-Tre Coney, OL (2) 2019-Tre Coney, OL (1) 2019-Seth Fallen, DL (2) 2020-Teon Burroughs, DL (1) 2021-Teon Burroughs, DL (2) 2022-John Cano, OL (1) 2023-Kellen Neal, DB (3) 2024-Tyress McKey, AP (3)

Robert Morris (Ill.) (4/4)

2014-Lamont Wims, RB (1) 2014-Joshua Techeira, K (2) 2016-Korey Rogers, RB (2) 2019-Ke’Von Johnson, AP (2)

Rocky Mountain (Mont.)

(29/23)

1984-Rocky Owens, WR (2) 1984-Randy Sian, DL (2) 1991-Steve Thompson, RB (2) 1993-Sam Fischer, P (2) 1995-Park Rice, LB (2) 1996-Bob Bees, QB (1) 1996-Darrell Hirsch, WR (1) 1996-Chris Horn, WR (1) 1996-Mark McKenna, K (1) 1996-Jasper Russell, DB (1) 1998-Mike Andy, LB (1) 1997-Chris Horn, WR (1) 1998-Chris Horn, WR (1) 1999-Nate Carpenter, K (1) 1999-Dennis Short, SB (1) 1999-Forest Hurlbert, RS (2) 1999-David Short, QB (2) 2000-Travis Salter, LB (1) 2001-Travis Salter, DB (1) 2005-Justin Airola, TE (2) 2013-Andre McCullouch, WR (1) 2013-Sonny Ah Kui, OL (2) 2014-Andre McCullouch, WR (1) 2015-Andre McCullouch, WR (2) 2015-Evan Connolly, K (2) 2017-Keenan Fagan, DB (2) 2018-Ryder Rice, DL (2) 2023-Kaysan Barnett, DB (1) 2024-Kaysan Barnett, DB (3)

Roosevelt (Ill.) (3/2)

2019-Ke’von Johnson, AP (2) 2020-Ke’von Johnson, RB (1) 2023-Joey Mohap, DB (3)

Saginaw Valley (Mich.) (7/6) 1977-John Waters, RB (2)

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All-Time All-Americans 1979-Ken Tolfree, DB (1) 1980-Eugene Marve, DL (1) 1981-Eugene Marve, LB (1) 1983-Joe Iaquoniello, DB (2) 1984-Joe Rice, DL (1) 1984-Bryan Krukowski, RB (2)

Saint Francis (Ind.) (34/30)

1999-Jeremy Dutcher, WR (2) 2000-Jeremy Dutcher, WR (1) 2001–Scotty Payne, DB (1) 2003-Alan Ganaway, DB (1) 2003-Nick Krinn, OL (2) 2004-Jamie Holman, DB (1) 2004-Cory Jacquay, RB (1) 2004-Nick Krinn, OL (1) 2004-Chris VanHorn, DL (2) 2005-Nick Krinn, OL (1) 2005-Jarod Leasure, OL (1) 2005-William Knepper, DL (1) 2005-Brian Kurtz, LB (1) 2005-Jamie Holman, DB (1) 2005-Adam Jacobowitz, OL (2) 2006-Brian Kurtz, LB (1) 2008-Tim Farrell, DL (1) 2009-Daniel Carter, AP (1) 2010-Corey Cronk, OL (1) 2011-Corey Cronk, OL (1) 2012-Taylor Brown, DB (1) 2013-Cam Edwards, OL (1) 2013-Kory Stamps, DB (2) 2013-Kollin Carman, P (2) 2015-Gus Hancock, OL (1) 2016-Seth Coate, TE, (1) 2016-Keegan Bruner, OL (2) 2016-Lucas Sparks, DL (2) 2017-Justine Green, RB (1) 2017-Nick Ferrer, QB (2) 2017-Piercen Harnish, LB (2) 2018-Wilmer Cole, DB (1) 2018-Eric Dunten, LB (2) 2023-Kemon Reese, LB (3) 2024-Marquise Cross, DL (1)

Saint Mary (Kan.) (5/45

2002-Chris Medlen, WR (1) 2014-Kenny Nez, DB (2) 2016-KyRandall Smith, LB (1) 2022-Hennessey Thomas, LB (2) 2023-Vincent McTique, P (3)

Saint Xavier (Ill.) (27/25)

2002-Cam Richler, OL (2) 2002-John Miller, DB (2) 2005-Jarrod Nowman, WR (2) 2005-Andy Ricca, WR (2) 2005-Rick King, LB (2) 64

2006-Andy Ricca, WR (1) 2007-Shane Longest, P (1) 2008-Chris Rodgers, DB (1) 2009-Mike Lally, LB (1) 2010-Mike Maher, WR (1) 2011-Michael Prosser, DL (1) 2012-Jimmy Coy, QB (1) 2013-Zach Dolph, LB (2) 2014-Greg Hayward, DL (1) 2014-Nick DeBenedetti, WR (2) 2014-Kevin Lonergan, OL (2) 2015-Stephen Simms, AP (1) 2016-Justin Hunter, OL, (1) 2017-Justin Hunter, OL (2) 2017-Tionte McDaniel, DB (2) 2018-Dmitri Joe, DL (2) 2021-Anthony Saro, OL (2) 2022-Nathan Tokar, LS (1) 2022-Joey Markasovic, LB (2) 2023-Justin Pringle, WR (1) 2023-Colin Cox, OL (2) 2024-Ayobami Arokoyo, DL (3) 2024-Chris Swayne, LB (3)

Salem (W.Va.) (9/9)

1970-Mel Washington, DE (2) 1975-Mike Bochetti, P (1) 1975-Jack Deloplaine, FB (1) 1975-Allen Underdonk, C (2) 1976-Larry Riley, RB (2) 1976-Rocky Martin, DL (2) 1983-Mike Whiting, DB (1) 1985-Jeff Shaw, DL (1) 1986-Jimbo Fisher, QB (2)

Sam Houston State (Texas) (7/7)

1956-Tommy Davis, E (1) 1964-Frank Fox, DT (1) 1964-Ted Minyard, Back (1) 1965-Keith Collins, OG (1) 1968-George Wright, DT (1) 1978-Clay Lowry, E (1) 1981-Phil Harmening, K (2)

San Diego State (Calif.) (3/3) 1954-Norm Nygaard, Back 1954-Ron Stewart, E 1955-Julius Gutowski, G

San Francisco State (Calif.)

(1/1) 1956-Floyd Peters, T (3)

Shepherd (W.Va.) (18/15) 1955-John Shearer, Back 1972-Bob Pope, Back (1)

1980-Charles Pierce, C (1) 1982-Everett Yore, DB (1) 1983-John D’Autunono, OL (1) 1984-Andy McCullough, TE (2) 1985-John Fotta, WR (2) 1985-Greg Hoffman, OL (2) 1986-Bob Palmer, DL (2) 1986-Terry Corbin, DB (2) 1988-Steve Borlie, LB (2) 1989-Steve Borlie, LB (2) 1991-Brooks Bennett, LB (2) 1991-Jamie Cutter, DL (2) 1992-Brooks Bennett, LB (1) 1992-Bill Adams, RB (2) 1992-Jason Johnson, DB (2) 1993-Jason Johnson, DB (2)

Shorter (Ga.) (2/2)

2009-A.J. Cooley, RB (1) 2011-Demery Hawkins, LB (1)

Siena Heights (Mich.) (6/6)

2013-Donovan Campbell, TE (1) 2013-DeShawn Gilbert, DB (2) 2014-Kyle Conners, DL (1) 2017-Darius Price, DB (1) 2019-Trevon Claybourne, DB (1) 2021-Kole Murlin, LB (2) 2022-Kole Murlin, LB (1)

Simon Fraser (B.C.) (7/7)

1973-Terry Bailey, Back (2) 1985-Bob Molle, OL (1) 1990-Nick Mazzoli, WR (1) 1992-Paul Pakulak, TE (1) 1992-Doug Petersen, DL (1) 1996-Doug Brown, DL (2) 2000-Angus Reid, OL (2)

Sioux Falls (S.D.) (44/34)

1981-Steve Leary, OL (2) 1981-Brian Hansen, P (2) 1982-Brian Hansen, P (1) 1982-Bruce Monforte, OL (2) 1988-Bob Booth, LB (2) 1989-Tony Rowe, DB (1) 1994-Shawn Bryant, OL (2) 1995-Phil Porter, DB (1) 1995-Andy Harold, OL (2) 1996-Kalen DeBoer, SB (1) 1996-Jeremy Gardner, TE (1) 1996-Kurtiss Riggs, QB (1) 1996-Andy Harold, OL (2) 1996-Phil Porter, DB (2) 1997-Andy Harold, OL (1) 1997-Don Hilsenroth, LB (2) 1997-Phil Porter, DB (2)

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1997-David Ruter, RB (2) 1998-Monte Love, DL (1) 1998-David Ruter, RB (1) 1998-Jason Grenevitch, OL (2) 2001-Darin Martyna, DL (2) 2001-B.J. Boom, LB (2) 2001-Leo Fenceroy, DB (2) 2002-Leo Fenceroy, DB (1) 2002-T.C. Fraser, K (1) 2002-Nick Kortan, RB (1) 2002-Darin Martyna, DL (1) 2002-Donte Coleman, DL (2) 2002-Brad Lupkes, OL (2) 2003-Mike Hockett, DB (2) 2004-T.C. Fraser, K (1) 2004-Dusty Hovorka, WR (1) 2004-Vinnie Olson, OL (1) 2004-Mike Boen, P (2) 2004-Michael Dvoracek, RB (2) 2004-Curtis Eben, LB (2) 2005-Dusty Hovorka, WR (1) 2005, Mike Dvoracek, RB (1) 2006-Dusty Hovorka, WR (1) 2007-Chad Cavender, QB (1) 2008-T.J. Wendt, OL (1) 2009-Lorenzo Brown, QB (1) 2010-Jon Ryan, WR (1)

Slippery Rock (Pa.) (3/3)

1960-Bruno Raso, DT (1) 1962-Dennis Douds, DT (2) 1973-Terry Factor, LB (1)

South Carolina State (1/1) 1976-Robert Sims, DL (1)

South Dakota-Springfield (1/1) 1979-Glenn Ekren, C (2)

South Dakota Mines & Tech (5/4)

1977-Jim Guthrie, RB (1) 1978-Robert Longbons, OT (2) 1980-Dave Dutton, DL (2) 2009-Andy Smith, PK (1) 2010-Andy Smith, PK (1)

Southeastern (Fla.) (7/7)

2017-LaQuvionte Gonzalez, WR (1) 2018-Jordan Heldreth, OL (2) 2018-Mike Mitchell, DL (2) 2019-Mike Davis, OL (2) 2019-David Larson, PK (2) 2020-Cory Rahman, DB (1) 2024-Joseph Bonga, DB (3)

Southeastern Louisiana (5/4)

1954-Ray Porta, Back 1955-Huey Husser, E 1957-Charles Toler, FB (3) 1960-Elbert Harris, DB (1) 1961-Elbert Harris, DB (1)

Southeast Missouri (2/2) 1954-Kenneth Dement, T 1955-John Schneider, E

Southeastern Oklahoma (22/17)

1955-Bud Bahner, C 1975-Randall Burks, E (2) 1976-Eddie Scott, OG (2) 1988-David Hall, DL (1) 1988-Elmar Perry, DL (2) 1989-David Hall, DL (1) 1989-Elmar Perry, DL (1) 1990-Rick Dehne, OL (2) 1990-Greg Lornes, DB (2) 1992-Greg Lornes, DB (1) 1992-Phil Cobb, K (2) 1993-Jesse Palacios, OL (1) 1993-Jonathan Polson, DB (2) 1994-Jesse Palacios, OL (1) 1994-Earnest Hunter, RB (1) 1994-Jonathan Polson, DB (1) 1995-Pete Spratt, WR (1) 1995-Lamar Lowe, KOR (1) 1995-Eric Nuber, PK (1) 1995-Tim Vitito, OL (2) 1995-Jeff Moser, QB (2) 1996-Greg Ray, RB (1)

Southern (La.) (7/6)

1954-Charles Lemon, G 1963-Sidney Williams, DE (1) 1966-Pete Barnes, LB (2) 1966-Al Beauchamp, DE (1) 1967-Al Beauchamp, DE (1) 1971-James Osborne, DE (1) 1973-Godwin Turk, DL (1)

Southern Arkansas (7/7)

1974-Ed Choate, E (2) 1977-Don Hawkins, RB (1) 1983-Dennis Woodberry, DB (2) 1985-Greg Stuman, LB (1) 1986-Kenneth Brown, WR (1) 1989-Bob Evans, LB (1) 1993-Julian Frazier, RB (1)

Southern Colorado (3/3)

1975-Kirk Brynjulson, DL (2) 1980-Scot Gallas, C (2) 1982-John Trahan, WR (2)

Southern Conneticut (4/3)

1959-Al Badger, E (3) 1959-Walter Stosuy, FB (3) 1960-Brian O’Connor, OT (3) 1961-Brian O’Connor, OT (2)

Southern Illinois (2/2)

2018-Marcus Montano, K (1) 2023-Noah Turnbull, DL (1) 2024-Gunner Yates, RB (1)

Southern Utah State (1/1)

1965-Rick Traasdahl, OG (2)

1960-Houston Antwine, OG (1) 1960-Gene Williams, DG (2)

Southern Virginia (1/1)

Southern Nazarene (Okla.) (4/4)

Southwest State (Minn.) (11/9)

2003-Jason Kilmer, RB (2) 2005-Clayton Franks, DL (1) 2006-Darnell Whitaker, DL (1) 2011-Michael Hicks, LB (1)

Southern Oregon (42/34)

1965-Spencer Gordon, E (1) 1981-Harvey Childress, LB (2) 1982-Harvey Childress, LB (2) 1983-Jeff Southern, RB (1) 1987-Craig Henderson, RB (2) 1989-Ted Searle, LB (2) 1990-Andy Katoa, LB (1) 1991-Greg Byrne, SB (2) 1992-Sonny Kanahele, LB (1) 1995-Alphonso Harris, SB (2) 1997-Griff Yates, RB (1) 1997-Jon Chamberlin, DL (2) 1998-Casey Jackson, SB (2) 1998-Griff Yates, RB (2) 1999-Griff Yates, RB (1) 1999-Burt Hartstock, OL (2) 1999-Jenner Yriarte, DB (2) 2000-Nathan Mart, DB (1) 2001-Jeremy Chapman, OL (2) 2001-Nick Daniken, DB (2) 2002-Nick Daniken, DB (1) 2002-Dusty McGrorty, RB (1) 2002-Garret Gelker, DL (2) 2002-Steve Baker, P (2) 2002-Todd Wesolowski, OL (2) 2003-Dusty McGrorty, RB (1) 2003-Todd Wesolowski, OL (1) 2003-Garrett Gelker, DL (1) 2003-Steve Baker, P (1) 2009-Jordan Myers, OL (1) 2011-Tyler Crowley, P (1) 2012-Cole McKenzie, WR (1) 2014-Austin Dodge, QB (1) 2014-Dylan Young, WR (2) 2014-Drew Gibson, OL (2) 2014-Daniel Breaux, DL (2) 2015-Julius Rucker, DB, (1) 2016-Matt Retzlaff, WR, (2) 2017-Tanner Trosin, QB (1)

2007-McKay Dunn, WR (1)

1983-Randy Haycraft, WR (1) 1987-James Ashley, WR (1) 1989-Jim Conner, DL (2) 1990-Greg Delaine, DL (1) 1991-Wayne Hawkins, WR (1) 1991-Jeff Loots, QB (2) 1992-Alvin Ashley, WR (1) 1992-Jeff Loots, QB (1) 1992-Darick Jordan, LB (2) 1993-Alvin Ashley, WR (1) 1993-Preson Cunningham, WR (2)

Southwest Texas State (14/12) 1962-John Reese, DT (1) 1963-John Reese, OT (1) 1964-Jerry Cole, DB (1) 1965-Wilber Aylor, OT (2) 1967-Tom Head, OT (1) 1971-Bob Daigle, C (1) 1972-Bob Daigle, C (1) 1972-Jim Steinke, DB (1) 1974-Fred Pointer, OG (2) 1975-Bobby Kotzuer, DL (1) 1976-Charles Collins, OT (1) 1979-Elvis Shaw, DL (1) 1980-Paul Thornton, OL (2) 1981-Bobby Watkins, DB (2)

Southwestern (Kan.) (32/26)

1967-Dennis Cavalier, DB (1) 1982-Tom Calvin RB (2) 1982-Tom Audley, DL (2) 1983-Jackie Jackson, RB (1) 1984-Jackie Jackson, RB (1) 1984-Monty Lewis, OL (2) 1986-Frank Lolar, DL (1) 1987-Shawn Spottedhorse, OL (1) 1990-Rodney James, OL (2) 1993-Billy Tipps, OL (1) 1994-Tyree Myles, OL (1) 1995-Tyree Myles, OL (1) 1996-Tyree Myles, OL (1) 1997-Burt Humburg, OL (1) 1997-Sherman Duncan, PR (2) 1998-Shane Batchelder, OL (1)

1999-Nate Turner, OL (2) 1999-Andrew Vargas, DB (2) 2000-Andrew Vargas, DB (2) 2003-Jeromy Jones, OL (2) 2013-Lorenzo Fouts, DB (1) 2015-Eric Walker, LB (2) 2017-Tomunci Whitfield, DB (1) 2017-Mario Esparza, K/P (2) 2018-Dustin Rivera, OL (1) 2019-Dustin Rivera, OL (2) 2020-Dustin Rivera, OL (1) 2020-Keyshawn Wyatt, RB (2) 2022-Earon Garcia, OL (1) 2022-Layke Hoffman, TE (2) 2023-Earon Garcia, OL (1) 2024-Matthew Holthusen, WR (2) 2024-Jacardon Hardemon, DL (3)

Southwestern (Texas) (1/1) 1956-John Gibbens, T (2)

Southwestern Louisiana (1/1) 1960-Dan Mastrean, LB (3)

Southwestern Oklahoma (36/28)

1954-Truman Smith, T 1955-John Buck, Back 1956-John Buck, Back (3) 1965-Jerry Craig, DG (2) 1966-Dennis Skinner, DT (2) 1968-Charles Stevens, DG (2) 1972-Joe Shegog, LB (2) 1974-Tom Bergman, DL (1) 1975-Tom Bergman, DL (1) 1977-Louis Mendoza, LB (1) 1977-Glenn Stallings, DB (2) 1979-Carl Birdsong, P (1) 1979-Alonzo McMillian, DB (1) 1980-Gary Harper, LB (1) 1980-Carl Birdsong, P (2) 1980-David Thompkins, DB (2) 1981-Ed Farmer, LB (1) 1982-Richard Lockman, LB (1) 1985-Randy Webster, DL (1) 1986-James Hicks, RB (2) 1989-Todd Helton, DL (1) 1990-Mark Bay, LB (1) 1992-Stephen Buford, LB (1) 1992-Junior Lowden, TE (1) 1992-Eric Royal, RB (1) 1992-Damon Sartor, OL (1) 1992-John Wichert, DL (1) 1993-John Wichert, DL (2) 1994-Junior Lowden, TE (2) 1994-Yohance Brown, LB (2) 1995-Junior Lowden, TE (1)

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1995-Yohance Brown, LB (1) 1996-Wiliie Brown, KOR (1) 1996-Yohance Brown, LB (1) 1996-Reggie Jackson, SB (1) 1996-Robbie Newberg, DL (1)

St. Ambrose (Iowa) (30/29)

1957-Clint Westemeyer, E (2) 1958-Bob Webb, QB (3) 1984-Ed Langford, DB (2) 1985-Paul Pollard, DL (1) 1985-Bob Jurevitz, RB (2) 1986-Dave Bakeris, DL (1) 1987-Jerry Klosterman, DL (1) 1987-Dusty Heater, OL (2) 1987-Chris Lansing, LB (2) 1987-John Rollinger, LB (2) 1995-Lionel Porter, RB (1) 1996-Lionel Porter, RB (1) 1997-Criag Shepherd, OL (2) 2000-Josh Embretson, P (1) 2000-Nate Norman, RB (2) 2001-Nate Norman, RB (1) 2001-Derrick Nelson, OL (1) 2001-Kevin Dorcy, DB (2) 2002-Brandon Adolphs, RB (2) 2003-Gabe Barta, OL (2) 2003-Joe Schimmel, RB (2) 2004-Matt Webster, K (2) 2006-Andy Wulf, DL (1) 2011-Carl Meister, OL (1) 2012-Jeremy Wallace, LB (1) 2013-Matt Klingler, P (1) 2013-Eric Williamson, QB (2) 2014-Steve Laski, DL (2) 2015-Matt Cotiguala, K (1) 2016-Will Anderson, P (2) 2017-Chris Overton, DL (1) 2020-Brenard Buhake, DL (2)

St. Andrews (N.C.) (2/2)

2019-Jermaine Trotman, WR (1) 2020-Dawandrick Crockett, DB (1)

St. Cloud State (Minn.) (2/2) 1967-Lenny Johnson, OT (2) 1978-Carl Larson, OT (2)

St. Francis (Ill.) (21/18)

1986-Brian Capodice, DB (2) 1987-Brian Capodice, DB (1) 1987-Mike McGann, OL (1) 1988-Brian Capodice, DB (1) 1988-John Fay, OL (2) 1989-Mike Feminis, LB (2) 1989-Joel Pejkovich, OL (2) 1990-Mike Dilger, OL (1) 66

1991-Tony Patrick, LB (2) 1992-Jim Quinn, OL (2) 1993-Mike Gavin, OL (1) 2001-Mike Henderson, RS (2) 2008-Clayton Noberg, LB (1) 2010-Wayne Johnson, DB (1) 2011-Wayne Johnson, DB (1) 2012-Doug Spracht, OL (1) 2013-Jeff Cascella, DL (1) 2014-Kenny Smith, OL (1) 2015-Tim Smith, DL (2) 2017-Lexus Jackson, WR (2) 2021-Scott Tumilty, AP (2)

St. John’s (Minn.) (14/11)

1954-Clarence Froehle, G 1955-Clarence Froehle, G 1962-Tom McIntyre, OT (2) 1963-Ken Roering, E (1) 1963-Bernie Beckman, DB (2) 1963-John McDowell, DT (1) 1964-Rich Froehle, LB (1) 1965-Fred Cremer, OT (1) 1965-Pat Whalin, DB (2) 1966-Fred Cremer, OT (2) 1973-Lyle Mathiasen, OL (2) 1978-Ernie England, DL (1) 1979-Ernie England, DL (1) 1982-Ricky Bell, RB (1)

St. Joseph’s (Ind.) (2/1) 1956-Ralph Tite, QB (1) 1957-Ralph Tite, QB (2)

St. Mary (Neb.) (1/1)

2018-Nicholas Holmes, DB (1)

St. Mary of the Plains (Kan.) (6/4)

1985-Joe Brinson, RB (2) 1989-Tim Flax, LB (1) 1989-Mike Shingleton, RB (2) 1990-Tim Flax, LB (1) 1990-Brett Winter, DB (2) 1991-Brett Winter, DB (1)

1979-Nate Bergeland, DL (2)

St. Thomas (Fla.) (9/6)

2021-Sidney Porter, DB (2) 2022-Sidney Porter, DB (2) 2023-Nicholas Engler, DL (1) 2023-Rontavious Farmer, RB (2) 2023-David Hayes, WR (3) 2024-Nicholas Engler, DL (1) 2024-Rontavious Farmer, RB (2) 2024-David Hayes , WR (2) 2024-Kendall Wilson II, LB (2)

St. Thomas (Minn.) (6/5)

1974-Mark Dienhart, OT (1) 1975-Ron Olsononski, DL (2) 1976-Ron Olsononski, DL (1) 1977-Tom Kelly, OG (2) 1982-Jim Gustafson, WR (1) 1983-Mark McDonald, DL (1)

Stephen F. Austin (Texas) (4/4) 1969-Robert Pearce, Back (1) 1974-Gordon Booker, DL (1) 1979-Paul Hood, RB (1) 1979-Ron Haynes, DL (1)

Sterling (Kan.) (11/10)

1987-Jeff Bennett, RB (2) 2007-Joey Gilsdorf, OL (1) 2013-Antonio Bray, AP (1) 2014-Antonio Bray, AP (2) 2015-Eddie Juarez, P (2) 2016-TJ Brown, WR (1) 2016-Cedrick Phillips, QB (2) 2016-Lars Lind, OL (2) 2017-Darryl Terrell, DB (2) 2019-Twon Collymore, DB (1) 2023-Trey Dixon, AP (2)

Stetson (Fla.) (1/1)

1955-Earl Looman, T

Sul Ross State (Texas) (10/9)

1957-Norman Jarock, HB (1) 1957-Jerry Johnson, T (2) 1969-Larry Krause, RB (1) 1974-Don Pierce, LB (2)

1965-Tommy Nelson, DE (1) 1966-Tommy Nelson, DE (1) 1979-Bernie Weems, DB (2) 1981-Melcom Moorbe, DB (2) 1982-Larry Hill, QB (2) 1984-Wade West, WR (1) 1988-Francis Jones, DB (1) 1991-Michael Martin, WR (2) 1996-Charlie Bunch, P (2) 1996-Wally Lara, OL (2)

St. Olaf (Minn.) (2/2)

Tabor (Kan.) (15/14)

St. Mary’s (Calif.) (1/1)

1981-Fran McDermott, DB (2)

St. Norbert (Wis.) (4/4)

1978-John Nahorniak, LB (2)

1979-Kerry Dennison, E (1)

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2003-Chad Duerkson, DL (2) 2005-Roger Butler, RB (1) 2005-Jake Schenk, LB (1) 2012-Jon-Michael Bergerson, OL (1) 2015-Dylan Delk, DL (1) 2015-Jess Croley, OL (2) 2015-Derrick Lawrence, DL (2) 2016-Evan Sprayberry, DL (1) 2016-Spencer Baalman, OL (2) 2017-Evan Sprayberry, DL (1) 2017-Spencer Baalman, OL (2) 2018-Drevion Cooper, RB (2) 2023-Brooks Garnder, LS (1) 2024-Brooks Gardner, LS (1)

Tampa (Fla.) (2/2)

1955-Robert Lovely, T 1956-Richard Harte, E (3)

Tarkio (Mo.) (2/2)

1986-Marc Spellman, DB (1) 1989-Brett Whitestone, DB (1)

Tarleton State (Texas) (14/11)

1967-Roger Smith, OG (2) 1968-Roger Smith, OG (1) 1977-Tally Neal, LB (2) 1978-Tally Neal, LB (1) 1978-Steve Fieszel, DL (2) 1978-Wayne Schumacher, LB (2) 1981-Ricky Bush, RB (2) 1984-Dennis Estelle, DB (1) 1986-Mark Baskin, OL (2) 1987-Mike Myers, K (2) 1988-Todd Sells, P (2) 1989-Rodney Webb, OL (2) 1990-Eddie Washington, LB (2) 1991-Eddie Washington, LB (2)

Taylor (Ind.) (19/15)

1957-Robert Davis, T (3) 1976-Jim McFarland, LB (2) 1985-Wade Russell, OL (1) 1989-Tim Shapely, DL (1) 1992-Casey Sparrow, WR (2) 1993-Doug Bonura, WR (1) 1994-Doug Bonura, WR (1) 1995-J.J. Guedet, LB (2) 1996-Andy Ankeny, DB (2) 1998-Justin Heth, LB (1) 1998-Chad McBeth, SB (1) 1998-Chad Wilt, DL (2) 1999-Justin Heth, LB (1) 1999-Chad Wilt, DL (2) 2003-Josh Stanley, DL (1) 2009-Pagel Williams, DB (1) 2014-Adam Sauder, DB (1)

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2015-Adam Sauder, DB (1) 2024-Aven Jones, LB (2)

Texas Lutheran (12/8)

1969-Ronnie Shelley, DB (1) 1969-Bill Russell, DE (2) 1970-Vince Green, E (1) 1971-Greg Wright, LB (1) 1974-Mark King, C (1) 1976-Perry Griggs, E (2)

1954-Clarence Brownley, T 1956-Leon Jamison, E (3) 1956-Henry Johnson, C (3) 1957-Charles Gavin, T (3) 1957-Leon Jamison, E (3) 1959-Charles Walker, E (3)

1974-Mike Washington, QB (2) 1975-Phil Dunn, DL (1) 1975-Jerry Ellis, OG (1) 1975-Kevin Ott, DB (1) 1975-Mike Washington, QB (1) 1976-Mike Washington, QB (1) 1976-Phil Dunn, DL (1) 1982-Lief Larson, OL (1) 1983-Lief Larson, OL (1) 1984-Carroll Parker, DB (1) 1985-Doug Nettles, DB (1) 1986-Mike Medina, DL (1)

Tusculum (Tenn.) (2/2)

Tennessee Wesleyan (1/1)

Texas Southern (3/2)

Union (Ky.) (12/`0)

Tennessee-Martin (1/1) 1958-Marvin Long, E (2)

Tennessee State (6/5)

1992-Derrick Scott, K (2)

Texas A&I (35/29)

1955-Merle Muckleroy, G 1959-Gerald Lamber, G (1) 1960-Willie Crafts, OT (2) 1960-Butch Pressley, HB (3) 1962-Doug Harvey, C (1) 1962-Tom Janik, HB (2) 1963-Sid Blanks, Back (1) 1965-Randy Johnson, Back (2) 1967-Dwayne Nix, E (2) 1968-Butch Riley, DB (2) 1969-Alvin Matthews, DB (1) 1970-Karl Douglas, QB (1) 1970-Margarito Guerrero, DT (1) 1970-Robert Young, LB (2) 1971-Levi Johnson, DB (1) 1971-Eldridge Small, E (2) 1974-Jerry Janik, LB (1) 1974-David Hill, E (2) 1974-Don Hardeman, FB (1) 1975-Dan St. Ledger, C (1) 1975-David Hill, E (1) 1975-Larry Collins, Back (2) 1975-Paul Rich, OG (2) 1975-Richard Ritchie, QB (2) 1976-Richard Ritchie, QB (1) 1976-Glenn Starks, E (1) 1976-Larry Collins, RB (2) 1976-Larry McFarland, OT (2) 1977-Larry Collins, RB (1) 1977-Glenn Starks, E (1) 1977-John Barefield, DL (2) 1979-Andy Hawkins, LB (1) 1979-Jafus White, DB (1) 1980-Durwood Roquemore, DB (1) 1981-Durwood Roquemore, DB (1)

Texas College

2005-Dathan Brown, DB (2)

1967-Ernest Calloway, DT (2) 1968-Ernest Calloway, DG (2) 1976-McKinley Barnes, LB (2)

Texas Wesleyan (2/2)

2022-Ernest Ceasar III, RB (2) 2024-Ernest Ceasar III, RB (1)

Texas Tech (2/2)

1954-R.D. Bradshaw, E 1954-Howard Hurt, G

Tiffin (Ohio) (7/6)

1991-Aaron Smith, DB (2) 1992-Brian Diliberto, RB (2) 1993-Brian Diliberto, RB (1) 1993-Mike Schumacher, DB (2) 1994-Chris Deal, OL (1) 1995-Craig Derr, OL (2) 1998-Wesley Russell, DB (2)

Tri-State (Ind.) (8/7)

1997-Barron Chambers, RB (2) 1998-Barron Chambers, RB (1) 1998-Greg Lefeld, OL (2) 1998-Bryon Lewinski, TE (2) 2000-John Werling, LB (1) 2001-Wyatt Brown, K (1) 2001-Isaac Sturgis, LB (1) 2001-Dan Protsman, DL (2)

Trinity International (Ill.) (1/1) 1995-Demetrius Coleman (2)

Trinity (Texas) (2/1)

1955-Milton Robichaux, E 1956-Milton Robichaux, E (1)

Troy State (Ala.) (8/7)

1968-Sim Byrd, QB (1) 1968-Ronnie Shelley, DB (2)

1994-Eric Claridy, RB (2) 1994-Matt Shults, OL (2)

Tuskegee (Ala.) (1/1)

1968-Fritz Latham, OT (2)

1986-Burley Burkhart, DL (2) 1987-Matt Quick, P (2) 1989-Pete Greene, TE (2) 1991-Kevin Bradshaw, KR (1) 1992-Kevin Bradshaw, KR (1) 1993-J.T. Pennington, OL (1) 1994-Jeremy Macejewski, PK (1) 1994-Vic Wharton, KR (2) 1995-John Fey, DB (2) 2009-Quintin Borders, OL (1) 2010-Quintin Borders, OL (1) 2021-Isaiah Wright, RB (2)

1981-Jon Bolstad, DB (1) 1982-Jim Thies, DL (1) 1989-Lloyd Joseph, DL (2) 1996-Trevor Bakalar, RB (2) 1997-Sarge Truesdell, DB (2) 2000-Steve Battle, WR (2) 2001- Steve Battle, WR (2) 2001-Ben Aarestad, LB (2) 2004-Josh Kasowski, LB (1) 2006-Joe Maresh, DL (1) 2008-Chauncey Calhoun, WR (1) 2013-Derek Elliott, RB (1) 2016-Nicholas McBeain, LB (2) 2020-Marshaun Jones, DL (2) 2022-Riley Gerhardt, DL (2) 2023-Riley Gerhardt, DL (2)

Valparaiso (Ind.) (1/1) 1955-Fred Thurston, T

Virginia State (2/2)

1973-David Arnold, DB (1) 1976-Herb Hines, OT (2)

Uva-Wise (Va.) (10/9)

1962-Joe Spalding, DG (2) 1963-Jack O’Brien, DG (2) 1964-Dave Price, OT (1) 1967-Jackson LeBlanc, RB (1) 1969-John Defries, LB (1) 1971-Jeff Baker, E (1) 1972-Dwight McDonald, E (2)

formerly Clinch Valley 1995-Greg Thomas, RB (2) 1996-Kent Grant, LB (1) 1996-Greg Thomas, RB (1) 1997-Troy Cutchin, OL (2) 1998-Thomas Wallace, KR (1) 1998-Freddie Trent, OL (2) 2003-Dieontea Stewart, KRS (2) 2006-Ra’Shad Morgan, RB (1) 2007-Ra’Shad Morgan, RB (1) 2009-Jason Lovett, WR (1)

Upper Iowa (1/1)

Waldorf (Iowa) (1/1)

Upsala (N.J.) (1/1)

Walsh (Ohio) (15/10)

U.S. International (Calif.) (7/7)

1962-Mike Eischeid, DB (1/1)

1955-Robert Cupit, G

Urbana (Ohio) (6/6)

1993-Trip Hopkins, KR (1) 2003-Charles Boyd, LB (1) 2004-Bobby Mason, PRS (1) 2004-Vince Scalmato, DL (1) 2005-Marcus Lewis, DL (2) 2007-Shawn Lewis, DL (1)

Valley City State (N.D.) (20/16) 1976-Jim Ukestad, OG (1) 1977-Jim Ukestad, OG (1) 1977-Dave Rausch, LB (1) 1978-Eric Jorgenson, DL (1) 1980-Jon Bolstad, DB (2)

2020-Slater Gifford (1)

1995-Damont Skanes, KOR (2) 1997-Damont Skanes, RB (1) 1998-Matt Wood, DL (2) 2000-Doug Neff, OL (2) 2001-Doug Neff, OL (1) 2001-Darian Tate, DL (1) 2002-Derek Besgrove, RB (2) 2002-Darryl Lyons, RS (2) 2003-Derek Besgrove, RB (1) 2003-Chris Brink, TE (1) 2004-Darryl Lyons, KRS (1) 2005-Rob Lash, KRS (2) 2005-Jon Raddish, LB (2) 2006-Mike Galassi, OL (1) 2007-Mike Galassi, OL (1)

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Warner (Fla.) (2/2)

West Chester (Pa.) (7/4)

Western Illinois (6/6)

Wartburg (Iowa) (3/3)

1959-Ron Krueger, T (3) 1968-Bob Olson, OT (1) 1969-Connie Hellerich, LB (2)

1959-William Shockley, HB (3) 1960-Lou Caparro, C (1) 1960-Jim Pribula, DB (1) 1960-Joe Iacone, FB (2) 1961-Joe Iacone, FB (1) 1961-Jim Pribula, DB (1) 1962-Joe Iacone, FB (2)

Washburn (Kan.) (6/6)

West Liberty State (W.Va.) (9/7)

Western Montana (15/13)

2016-Dajshon Oliver, OL (1) 2017-Dajshon Oliver, OL (1)

1964-Bob Noblitt, DG (2) 1980-Ron Hamilton, WR (1) 1986-Jerry Nall, OL (2) 1986-Nick Kresic, K (2) 1987-Troy Stedman, LB (2) 1988-Troy Slusser, WR (1)

Wayland Baptist (Texas) (3/2) 2015-Alden Mann, LB (1) 2016-Alden Mann, LB (1) 2017-Daniel Martinez, K (1) 2024-Jasiah Barron, WR (3)

Wayne State (Neb.) (10/8)

1965-Bob Kruse, OG (2) 1966-Bob Kruse, OG (2) 1975-Pat Donohoe, DL (1) 1977-Bob Barry, RB (2) 1977-Duane Carlson, LB (2) 1981-Ed Blackburn, TE (2) 1984-Ruben Mendoza, OL (2) 1984-Herve Roussel, K (2) 1985-Ruben Mendoza, OL (1) 1985-LaMont Lewis, DB (2)

Waynesburg (Pa.) (14/13)

1954-John Barrish, T 1965-Harry Theofilides, DB (1) 1966-Richard Dahar, HB (1) 1966-Ron McNeil, LB (2) 1967-Joe Hornak, DE (2) 1968-Joe Righetti, DG (1) 1968-Don Hermann, E (2) 1976-Lou Rodavich, DL (2) 1977-Bill Ryan, C (1) 1978-Jon Culp, RB (1) 1979-Jeff Culp, DL (2) 1984-Pete Long, DL (2) 1985-Pete Long, DL (1) 1987-Jon Green, RB (2)

Webber International (Fla.) (2/2)

2013-Steven Willis, DB (1) 2015-Macander Dieudonne, OL (2)

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1961-Burl Holmes, DT (2) 1970-Dennis Knight, LB (1) 1970-Tom Priest, OG (1) 1971-Tom Priest, LB (1) 1971-Mickey Sworden, DT (2) 1972-Mickey Sworden, DT (2) 1981-Lance LaFollette, WR (2) 1989-Emilo Traversa, DB (2) 1994-Manny Gonzalez, LB (2)

West Texas State (1/1) 1955-Phillip Wright, T

West Virginia State (7/6)

1976-Jim Abshire, DB (2) 1980-Milton Spradley, DL (2) 1981-Milton Spradley, DL (2) 1983-Harry Ravenel, DB (2) 1987-Robert Ashley, P (2) 1992-Mario Lewis, WR (2) 1994-Mike Gray, DL (2)

West Virginia Tech (4/4)

1965-Darrell Elam, E (1) 1986-Calvin Wallace, DL (2) 1989-Phil Hudson, WR (2) 1992-Rob McClintic, SB (2)

West Virginia Wesleyan (11/11) 1960-Sam Gross, DB (2) 1962-George Lohman, DT (2) 1982-Jerry Free, OL (2) 1990-Dean Marsden, P (2) 1993-Darryl Forte, SB (2) 1993-John Rowan, DL (2) 1994-Donnell Fludd, TE (1) 1994-Eric Myers, PK (1) 1994-Brian Dugan, WR (2) 1994-Sheldon Cooper, RB (2) 1994-Cornelius Lockhart, DB (2)

Western Carolina (N.C.) (5/4) 1964-John Ruta, DB (2) 1965-John Ruta, DB (2) 1966-Jim Williams, Back (2) 1969-Don Dalton, Back (2) 1971-Steve Williams, DT (1)

1956-Gary Dergo, C (2) 1959-Jerry Fornoff, C (1) 1964-Gene Hauser, OG (2) 1967-Mike Hattery, LB (1) 1969-Gary Simon, OG (1) 1970-Rod Bixby, LB (2)

1993-Jason Winterrroud, DL (1) 1993-Manny Garza, WR (2) 1994-Jason Truman, QB (1) 1994-Shane Frey, DB (1) 1994-Bobby Beers, WR (2) 1995-Pat Schoenen, OL (1) 1995-Jason Truman, QB (1) 1995-Jason DesJarlais, DL (1) 1995-Rich Ferris, DB (1) 1995-Tommy Thomas, WR (2) 1995-Bryan Bonander, OL (2) 1995-Shayne Henderson, LB (2) 1995-Paul Snow, P (2) 1996-Rich Ferris, DB (1) 2000-Kyle Rausch, DB (2)

Western New Mexico (13/11) 1988-Will Hinton, DL (1) 1988-Pat Maxwell, P (1) 1993-Chris Edmonds, DB (1) 1993-Eric Kilpatrick, LB (1) 1993-David Moore, OL (1) 1993-Alan DiLeo, K (2) 1993-Bobby Felix, KR (2) 1994-Bobby Felix, WR (1) 1994-Jim Trischan, OL (2) 1994-Chad Kraemer, P (2) 1995-Chenelle Jones, DB (1) 1995-Chad Kraemer, P (1) 1995-Gilbert Jenkins, OL (2)

Western Oregon (11/9)

1976-Randy Shipley, LB (1) 1977-Randy Shipley, LB (1) 1978-Doug Lulay, QB (1) 1985-Doug Park, OL (2) 1994-Bill Volk, RB (2) 1997-Eric Cummings, OL (2) 1997-John Freeman, PK (2) 1997-Louis Tayler, LB (2) 1998-John Freeman, PK (2) 1999-Chris Bentley, P (1) 1999-Corey Sutton, DB (1)

Western State (Colo.) (15/11) 1955-Bill Rhodes, Back 1956-Bill Rhodes, Back (1)

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1976-Bill Campbell, DB (2) 1977-Bill Campbell, DB (1) 1978-Bill Campbell, DB (1) 1978-Mike O’Rourke, OT (1) 1979-Charlie Thompson, QB (1) 1980-Justin Cross, OL (2) 1983-Jeff Guy, P (1) 1984-Jeff Guy, P (2) 1989-Jim Lockhart, P (1) 1991-Reggie Alexander, SB (1) 1991-Anthony Rivera, KR (1) 1991-Bill Campbell, DL (2) 1991-Peter Tyler, OL (2)

Western Washington (17/15)

1966-Steve Richardson, DB (1) 1967-Dave Weedman, DE (2) 1979-Pat Locker, RB (2) 1988-Peter LaBarge, P (1) 1989-Kelly Susee, DB (2) 1992-Jon Garber, OL (2) 1992-Lynton Hyde, LB (2) 1992-Shane Volkmann, DB (2) 1994-Bill Christensen, LB (1) 1995-Wade Gebers, PK (1) 1995-Orlando Steinauer, DB (1) 1996-Wade Gevers, PK (1) 1996-Chris Nicholl, WR (1) 1996-Mark Spencer, LB (2) 1996-Todd Walcker, OL (2) 1997-Mark Spencer, LB (1) 1997-Chad Rorabaugh, DL (2)

Westmar (Iowa) (14/12)

1981-Angelo James, WR (2) 1987-Kurt Westhoff, LB (1) 1990-Brad Holloway, TE (1) 1990-Herb Moore, OL (1) 1991-James Worthy, DB (1) 1991-Brad Holloway, TE (2) 1994-Adam Saperstein, SB (2) 1995-Ervin Whitehead, WR (1) 1995-Barry Meyer, PR (1) 1995-Shawn Chesteen, OL (2) 1995-Joel Heineman, LB (2) 1996-Brain Cole, DB (1) 1996-Eric Darland, DL (1) 1997-Eric Darland, DL (1)

Westminster (Pa.) (57/39) 1954-Harold Davis, Back 1955-Harold Davis, Back 1956-Harold Davis, Back (2) 1962-Larry Pugh, OG (1) 1963-Larry Pugh, OG (2) 1964-Larry Pugh, DG (1) 1967-Bob Scarazzo, LB (2)

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1970-Bob Matthews, LB (1) 1975-Mark King, LB (1) 1976-Mike Humphrey, OG (1) 1976-Frank Emanuele, LB (1) 1976-Ed Goettle, DB (2) 1977-Mike Humphrey, OG (1) 1977-Frank Emanuele, LB (1) 1977-Paul O’Neil, OT (1) 1977-Mark Claire, DL (1) 1978-Mark Claire, DL (1) 1978-Steve Kraus, QB (2) 1979-Gary Devlin, LB (2) 1980-Don Brougher, DL (1) 1981-Gary DeGruttola, LB (1) 1981-Mike Silianoff, OL (1) 1982-Gary DeGruttola, LB (1) 1982-Scott Higgins, DB (1) 1982-Mark Lamonde, OL (2) 1983-Scott Higgins, DB (1) 1983-Lamont Boykins, WR (2) 1983-Dan Boes, LB (2) 1984-Paul Steinke, DL (2) 1985-Sam Greenwood, DB (1) 1985-Paul Steinke, DL (2) 1986-Joe Keaney, LB (2) 1987-Kevin Gribbin, DB (1) 1988-Brad Tokar, RB (1) 1988-Dave Blazer, DL (1) 1988-Kevin Myers, LB (1) 1988-Frank Antuono, OL (2) 1989-Joe Micchia, QB (2) 1989-Brad Tokar, RB (2) 1990-Brad Tokar, RB (1) 1990-Kevin Blazer, DL (1) 1991-Brian DeLorenzo, DL (2) 1991-Matt Raich, LB (2) 1992-Aldridge Jones, DB (1) 1992-Matt Raich, LB (1) 1993-Aldridge Jones, DB (1) 1993-Brian Wilson, OL (2) 1994-Andy Blatt, RB (1) 1994-Brian Germanoski, DL (1) 1994-Craig Mills, LB (2) 1995-Craig Mills, LB (1) 1995-Nate Armstrong, OL (2) 1996-Craig Mills, LB (1) 1996-Andy Blatt, RB (2) 1997-Nick Roberts, DB (1) 1997-Joe Blasko, TE (2)

Westminster (Utah) (2/2) 1974-Craig Caldwell, E (1) 1977-Rex Macey, E (1)

Whittier (Calif.) (12/10)

1957-Max Fields, HB (1) 1958-Gary Campbell, HB (2)

1959-Gary Campbell, QB (1) 1959-Vince Asaro, C (3) 1960-Ken Gregory, E (1) 1960-Ed Bain, OG (3) 1961-Stan Sanders, E (1) 1962-Dick Peter, OT (1) 1964-Vern Brock, RB (2) 1965-Vern Brock, DB (1) 1968-Dave Newell, C (1) 1977-Mike Ciacci, DB (1)

Whitworth (Wash.) (19/15)

1954-Bob Ward, Back 1954-Wayne Buchart, Back 1955-Robert Bradner, E 1959-William Cole, E (1) 1960-Tom Black, OT (1) 1960-John Murio, E (3) 1962-John Murio, DB (2) 1963-Charlie Reed, Back (1) 1963-Ken Sugarman, DT (2) 1966-George Elliot, E (1) 1969-Larry Jacobson, LB (2) 1975-Doug Long, E (1) 1976-Doug Long, E (2) 1980-Dave Pomante, DL (1) 1983-Randy Burkhart, TE (2) 1985-Wayne Ralph, WR (1) 1986-Wayne Ralph, WR (1) 1990-John Karuza, P (1) 1991-John Karuza, P (2)

Wiley (Texas) (2/2)

1962-Tom Edwards, DB (2) 1964-George Kinney, DE (1)

Wilkes (Pa.) (1/1)

1961-James Brunza, OG (2)

Willamette (Ore.) (23/20)

1957-Bill Long, C (2) 1958-Gary Raid, T (2) 1958-Bill Long, C (3) 1958-Bill Wall, E (3) 1960-Stan Solomon, HB (1) 1960-Marv Cisneros, DG (1) 1960-Stuart Hall, LB (3) 1961-Stuart Hall, LB (1) 1962-William Hartman, C (2) 1964-Bob Burles, DT (2) 1965-Bruce Anderson, DE (1) 1966-Walt Looney, OG (1) 1967-Jim Nicholson, RB (1) 1968-Calvin Lee, LB (1) 1969-Calvin Lee, LB (1) 1976-Gary Johnson, DL (1) 1979-Dave Wong, DL (1)

1981-Matt Overholt, OL (2) 1987-Jim Kramer, OL (2) 1993-Justin Pate, WR (1) 1997-Tim Blair, SB (1) 1997-Brandon Folkert, LB (1) 1997-Eric Thompson, DL (2)

William Jewell (Mo.) (26/21)

1957-Bob Hawkins, HB (3) 1959-Ralph Kincaid, HB (2) 1962-Ron Haggard, LB (1) 1963-Clem Buschmann, DB (2) 1968-Rich Boyle, DE (2) 1969-John Johnston, OG (1) 1978-David Cunningham, RB (2) 1979-Mark Capra, QB (2) 1980-David Cunningham, RB (2) 1981-Guy Weber, DL (1) 1981-Gary Ainsworth, LB (2) 1982-Mark Mundell, OL (1) 1982-Guy Weber, DL (1) 1982-Steve Hudson, K (1) 1982-Mike Newman, DB (2) 1983-Mike Newman, DB (1) 1983-Mark Mundell, OL (1) 1983-Steve Hodges, RB (2) 1984-Tim Johnson, LB (1) 1985-Tim Trout, K (2) 1985-Curt Newsom, LB (2) 1990-Ken Clemens, TE (2) 1997-Rodney Keuck, P (1) 1998-Deeikee Williams, RB (2) 1999-Deeikee Williams, RB (2) 2003-Dan Woldengen, OL (1)

William Penn (Iowa) (12/10)

1970-Wilbur Young, DT (2) 1972-Bruce Polen, DB (1) 1974-Bill Cronin, OT (2) 1975-John Jenkins, DL (1) 1975-Jim Dulin, E (2) 2002-A.J. Novak, LB (2) 2004-James Fountaine, WR (2) 2008-Steven Dawley, OL (1) 2010-Steven Dawley, OL (1) 2014-Hea Tuifua, OL (2) 2015-Hae Tuifua, OL, (1) 2023-Howard Huerta, DB (3)

Wilmington (Ohio) (25/18)

1975-Curt Clifford, OT (2) 1975-Jamie Perkins, LB (2) 1976-Jamie Perkins, LB (1) 1976-Clark Gifford, OG (2) 1978-Reinhold Finkes, RB (1) 1978-Steve Moyer, LB (2) 1979-Steve Moyer, LB (2)

1980-Gary Worthy, RB (1) 1980-John Calhoun, QB (2) 1980-Dave Dill, TE (2) 1981-Gary Worthy, RB (1) 1982-Ted Hall, LB (1) 1982-Gary Worthy, RB (1) 1983-Randy Blossom, K (1) 1983-Curt Downing, DB (1) 1983-Mark Netzel, DL (2) 1984-Tom Miles, OL (1) 1984-Tony Neloms, DL (2) 1985-Don Sizer, LB (2) 1986-Jeff Johnson, OL (1) 1986-Derron Calvert, WR (2) 1987-Derron Calvert, WR (2) 1987-Don Sizer, LB (2) 1988-Derron Calvert, WR (2) 1990-Wayne Stacy, WR (2)

Wingate (N.C.) (1/1)

1990-Jerry Ratchford, OL (2)

Winona State (Minn.) (6/4) 1960-Gale Sprute, DB (2) 1961-Gale Sprute, DB (2) 1975-Wayne Clark, LB (1) 1992-Dave Ludy, KR (1) 1993-Nate Grubber, DB (1) 1993-Dave Ludy, RB (2)

Winston-Salem (N.C.) (9/7)

1964-Everett Payne, DT (2) 1973-James Davis, E (2) 1977-Cornelius Washington, DB (1) 1977-Robert Weeks, C (2) 1978-Tim Newsome, RB (1) 1978-Willie Jordan, DL (2) 1979-Tim Newsome, RB (2) 1982-Jonathan Nimmons, OL (2) 1983-Jonathan Nimmons, OL (1)

Wisconsin-Eau Claire (13/11) 1956-John Pierce, T (2) 1964-Jim Van Gorden, QB (1) 1978-Mitch Patri, OT (2) 1979-John White, DL (2) 1981-Roger Vann, RB (1) 1981-Mike March, DB (1) 1983-Jeff Wilson, OL (1) 1984-Lee Weigel, RB (1) 1984-Mike Molnar, OL (2) 1984-Tom Saskowski, TE (2) 1985-Lee Weigel, RB (1) 1986-Wil Beech, OL (2) 1987-Wil Beach, OL (1)

Wisconsin-La Crosse (25/20)

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Wisconsin-Oshkosh (4/4)

1966-Jim Baier, Back (1) 1975-Mike Will, DB (1) 1977-Walt Majewski, C (1) 1979-Gerard Sonsalla, OG (2) 1980-Gerard Sonsalla, OG (1) 1989-Jim Schulenburg, OL (1) 1989-Arlin Frank, DL (2)

Wisconsin-Stevens Point (11/8) 1976-Reed Giordana, QB (2) 1977-Reed Giordana, QB (1) 1977-Chris Matthiesen, OT (2) 1981-Chuck Braun, WR (1) 1987-Kirk Baumgartner, QB (1) 1987-Craig Ewald, DL (1) 1988-Kirk Baumgartner, QB (1) 1988-Theo Blanco, WR (2) 1988-Don Moehling, TE (2) 1988-Kevin Deates, DL (2) 1989-Kirk Baumgartner, QB (1)

Wisconsin-Stout (4/4)

1979-Joe Bullis, DL (1) 1980-Tom Paulus, LB (2) 1989-Scott Frederickson, WR (1) 1990-Mike Wilson, DB (2)

1976-Ken Kurznske, DL (2) 1978-Jay Hautala, DL (2) 1985-Scott Rucynski, DL (2) 1988-Todd Schoelzel, DB (2)

Wisconsin-Superior (3/3)

Wisconsin-Whitewater (11/9)

Wofford (S.C.) (20/18)

1965-Vilnis Ezerins, RB (2) 1966-Bob Berezowitz, QB (1) 1967-Al Equi, LB (2) 1968-Al Equi, LB (1) 1969-Andy Kolstad, DG (1) 1970-Kirk Behrendt, OT (2) 1973-Jim Walters, DL (2) 1974-Bill Barwick, OG (1) 1975-Bill Barwick, OG (1) 1978-Jeff Anding, K (1) 1978-John Fonaas, DB (2)

Wisconsin-Platteville (8/7)

1968-Bob Bergum, DT (1) 1969-Chris Charnish, QB (2) 1970-Jim Lawinger, DB (1) 1970-Chris Charnish, QB (2) 1974-Tom Jakubowski, FB (2) 1977-Jerry Switzer, DB (2) 1985-Mike Hintz, DB (1) 1985-Paul Gruner, OL (2)

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1963-Jerry St. Catherine, LB (2) 1964-Jerry Schweiger, OT (2) 1985-Phil Eiting, LB (2)

1957-Jerry Richardson, E (2) 1957-Charles Bradshaw, QB (3) 1961-Dan Lewis, DG (2) 1964-Archie Black, DB (2) 1965-Don Williams, DT (1) 1966-Don Williams, DE (2) 1969-Sterling Allen, C (2) 1969-Sidney Allred, LB (2) 1970-Ronnie Wilson, LB (1) 1971-Ronnie Wilson, LB (2) 1974-Coy Gibson, OG (1) 1977-Jeff Davis, LB (2) 1979-Keith Kinard, OG (1) 1981-James Meadors, OL (1) 1981-Chris Marshall, P (2) 1982-Lee Davis, OL (1) 1982-Tim Renfrow, DB (1) 1983-Jim Hanna, OL (1) 1986-Steve Mabrey, WR (2) 1986-Kenny Beasley, DL (2)

Yankton (S.D.) (1/1)

1982-Darryl James, RB (2)

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1954-Willie Bernzinski, Back 1955-Willie Bernzinski, Back 1959-John Thomsen, G (2) 1961-Jim Jeskewitz, DB (1) 1965-Jim Teff, OT (2) 1969-Dewey Stendahl, K (1) 1973-Jim Shattuck, DB (2) 1975-David Becherer, DL (2) 1975-John Stanek, LB (2) 1976-Ron Myhra, RB (2) 1978-Joel Williams, LB (1) 1978-Nick Harring, OG (2) 1980-Tim Murphy, K (2) 1980-Craig Hutchins, DL (2) 1982-Jim Byrne, DL (1) 1983-Jim Byrne, DL (1) 1984-Tom Newberry, OL (1) 1984-Bob Krepfle, QB (2) 1985-Tom Newberry, OL (1) 1985-Dale Gottschalk, LB (1) 1986-Ted Pretasky, RB (1) 1986-Phil Ertl, DL (1) 1987-Ted Pretasky, RB (1) 1988-Ted Pretasky, RB (2) 1989-Fritz Leinfelder, DB (2)