The document discusses recent football games and standings in the Lone Star Conference. Three teams - Midwestern State, Texas A&M-Commerce, and Angelo State - remain undefeated. This week's key game is Angelo State hosting Midwestern State. The conference determines playoff seeding based on regular season results and conducts a two-week playoff between the top teams. Midwestern State improved to 4-0 with a victory over Tarleton State, while Angelo State defeated West Texas A&M. Texas A&M-Commerce also won their game. The document provides details on individual top performances and awards.

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Midwestern State, Texas A&M-Commerce, and Angelo State remain undefeated in Lone Star Conference action.
This week’s games include a key league contest with ASU hosting MSU.
After playing six conference games apiece over the first nine weeks of an 11-week regular season, the
league’s football teams will split into two brackets to conduct a two-week conference playoff. The conference
champion and playoff seeding will be determined by regular season results.
The top four teams (No. 4 at No. 1 and No. 3 at No. 2) comprise the championship bracket with Week 10
winners playing for the playoff title in Week 11, whereas Week 10 losers will meet for third place. The other half
of the bracket includes the remaining three teams and Oklahoma Panhandle State with No. 5 at OPSU and No.
7 at No. 6 in Week 10. The 7-6 winner plays at No. 5 for fifth-place in Week 11, while the 6-7 loser hosts OPSU.
LSC football teams are 16-11 overall this season. The squads are 9-1 combined versus the Great Lakes
Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, Great Lakes Valley Conference and Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference
teams, which are also in NCAA Super Regional Four.
PLAYERS OF THE WEEK
OFFENSIVE
Hagen Hutchinson, Midwestern State University, SO, QB, Stamford, Texas, Stamford HS
Hutchinson had a hand in each of Midwestern State’s six touchdowns on his way to a career-best 321 yards of
total offense in Saturday’s 63-46 win over Tarleton State. The sophomore from Stamford connected on 19-of-30
passes for 252 yards including scoring strikes to Derek Lockhart (6), Ryan Hyman (35) and Tyrique Edwards (30)
while rushing for 69 yards on six carries with three more TDs in 2 1/2 quarters of action. Hutchinson played a
key role in helping MSU to 676 total offense yards, which are the most ever allowed by a Tarleton State defense,
and the fifth most in MSU history.
DEFENSIVE
Clayton Callicutt, Angelo State University, SR, DE, Crosby, Texas, Crosby HS
Callicutt led the No. 6 Rams defense to holding WT to just 302 yards of offense in a 35-17 win. Callicutt made
six tackles which five were solo. The senior recorded a team high 5.0 tackles for loss and a team high 3.0 sacks.
He has 10.0 tackles for loss through four games and 6.5 sacks. Callicutt is No. 6 nationally in sacks per game
(1.38) and tackles for loss (2.5).
SPECIAL TEAMS
Daniel McCants, Tarleton State University, R-FR, PR/KR, Killeen, Texas, Killeen HS
McCants was a star on the field for Tarleton last weekend as the redshirt freshman from Killeen racked up a LSC
season-high 296 all-purpose yards and two touchdowns. He led the team with 176 yards of kickoff return area
while adding 83 rushing yards and 37 receiving yards for scores on the ground and through the air. McCants
leads the nation in all-purpose yards with 228.7 per game.
OTHER TOP PERFORMERS
Xavier Amey, West Texas A&M University, caught a career-high five passes for a career-high 101 yards and
one touchdown Saturday. His touchdown reception came on a 73-yard strike from quarterback Ethan Brinkley.
It was Amey’s first game of over 100 yards receiving in his WT career.
Adrian Horton, Eastern New Mexico University, turned in a stellar performance in the Greyhounds game at
20th-ranked Texas A&M-Commerce. He tossed a 65-yard touchdown pass in the opening quarter to even the
game at 14-all and hauled in a go-ahead six-yard touchdown at the end of the third quarter. Horton registered
career highs in receptions (8) and receiving yards (95) in the game. His performance helped Eastern register a
season-high 550 yards of total offense.
Richard Cooper, Texas A&M University - Commerce, became the only player in the Lone Star Conference to
rush for 100 yards through the first four weeks of the season after reeling off 153 yards and two touchdowns on
19 carries for an average of 8.1 yards per carry. His lone reception gave the junior back three scores on the day
setting a new personal best. Cooper highlighted a balance offense attack that saw the Lions rush for 280 yards
and throw for 267 yards. Cooper, who shares carries in the backfield with Theo Wofford (seven carries 133
yards) has been the focal point of the Lion attack in 2015. Behind Cooper, the Lions have the 21st best rushing
attack in the NCAA and leads the LSC with 148 rushing yards per game. Cooper opened the Lions game-sealing
drive with a 21-yard scamper. He followed with rushes of one yard, 18 yards and six yards for a TD to all but
wrap up the game. He touched the ball on four of the five plays in the drive. His long rush of 36 yards came on
a 3rd and 7 from the ENMU 38. He plunged in from two yards out to the tie game at seven in the first to end
the drive.
Kyle Washington, Angelo State University, had a record setting day leading the No. 6 Rams to a 35-17 win
over West Texas A&M for the first time since 2005. The senior quarterback broke the ASU single game record
for total offensive yards in a game by accounting for 500 yards of ASU’s 606 total offensive yards. He threw
for 376 yards on 34-of-49 passing and led ASU on the ground with 124 rushing yards and two touchdowns.
Washington averaged 10.3 yards per rush and set a season long with a run of 80 yards. He is No. 3 in the nation
averaging 395.5 yards per game, No. 4 in points responsible for with 90 points, No. 6 in completions per game
(26.75) No. 12 in rushing touchdowns (7).
Myles Carr, Texas A&M University - Kingsville, set career-highs passing in a close contest with West Alabama.
STANDINGS
School LSC Overall Streak
Midwestern State 2-0 4-0 W4
Texas A&M-Commerce 2-0 3-1 W2
Angelo State 1-0 4-0 W4
West Texas A&M 1-1 2-2 L1
Eastern New Mexico 0-2 2-2 L2
Texas A&M-Kingsville 0-1 1-3 L2
Tarleton State 0-2 0-3 L3
THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE
Saturday, October 3, 2015
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Eastern New Mexico, 4 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
All times are CST; * LSC game; ^ at AT&T Stadium
LAST WEEK’S RESULTS
* Angelo State 35, West Texas A&M 17
* Midwestern State 63, Tarleton State 46
* Texas A&M-Commerce 42, Eastern New Mexico 31
West Alabama 31, Texas A&M-Kingsville 22
WEEKLY AWARDS
Offensive
S-8 Kyle Washington, Angelo State
S-14 Geremy Alridge-Mitchell, West Texas A&M
S-21 Geremy Alridge-Mitchell, West Texas A&M (2)
S-28 Hagen Hutchinson, Midwestern State
Defensive
S-8 Marqui Christian, Midwestern State
S-14 Hunter Streuling, West Texas A&M
S-21 Marqui Christian, Midwestern State (2)
S-28 Clayton Callicutt, Angelo State
Special Teams
S-8 Fred Lawrence, Angelo State
S-14 Andy Alkhazshvilly, Midwestern State
S-21 Conner Hollabaugh, West Texas A&M
S-28 Daniel McCants, Tarleton State
FIRST DOWN
• Angelo State is ranked sixth, Texas A&M-
Commerce is tied for 18th, and Midwestern State
is 20th with West Texas A&M receiving votes in the
AFCA poll (Sept. 28).
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He completed 25-of-47 passes for 342 yards and
three touchdowns. His 300-yard passing day is the
first by Javelina since Caleb Bedford reached the
mark on Nov. 2, 2013 against Tarleton State. Carr’s
touchdown passes were for 38, 12 and 28 yards. He
also added a career best 20 yards on seven carries.
Le’Nard Meyers, Tarleton State University, Le’Nard
Meyers stepped up in the absence of fellow wide
receiver Bubba Tandy by grabbing nine receptions
for a game-high 146 yards in Saturday’s game against
Midwestern State. The senior wide receiver recorded
the eighth 100-yard game of his career and led all
players from both teams in the game for catches (9)
and receiving yards (146).
Trevor Myklebust, West Texas A&M University, has
double-digit tackles in each of his four games this
season with 16 coming against No. 6 Angelo State.
Myklebust had five solo stops and 16 assisted tackles
with a team-high two tackles for loss for seven yards.
He leads the team for the season with 55 total tackles
and a team-high five tackles for loss for 20 yards.
Cody Burtscher, Tarleton State University, made his
presence known on the Tarleton defense as the junior
running back-turned-linebacker recorded seven
tackles, including 1.5 for a loss and a half sack.
Cole Pitts, Texas A&M University - Commerce,
accounted for 14 total tackles including 10 solo
tackles. He also picked up 1.5 tackles for loss and a
recovered a crucial fumble for the Lions. His fumble
recovery led to a Lions score. Pitts was all over the
field halting the ENMU triple option attack. The
Greyhounds entered the game averaging 301.3 yards
per game on the ground, but were held to just 257
yards Saturday. Pitts ranks ninth in the LSC in tackles
averaging 8.3 per game.
Herb Whitehurst, Midwestern State University,
logged six tackles including 1.5 for loss and a sack
helping Midwestern State to a 63-46 win over rival
Tarleton State Saturday night at Memorial Stadium.
The senior defensive back who also recovered a
fumble on special teams played a key role helping
the Mustangs jump out to a 49-17 lead with just over
four minutes remaining in the third quarter. At that
point, MSU had limited the Texans to 176 yards of
offense before turning to reserves the remainder of
the game.
Fe’ao Vunipola, Eastern New Mexico University,
tied for the team lead with six tackles against Texas
A&M-Commerce. He also registered half of a sack in
the third quarter, to help the Greyhounds come from
behind to take the lead.
Felipe Parra, West Texas A&M University, has had
an outstanding season punting the ball for the Buffs.
Saturday was no different as he tallied eight punts for
361 yards and a 45.1 average. He had a career-long
62-yarder and put six balls inside the 20 helping the
Buffs turn field position. The Buffs are 21st in the
nation in net punting at 38.36 (all on Parra’s punts)
and he 27th nationally in punting at 41.6 to lead the
LSC.
Chase Thrasher, Texas A&M University -
Commerce, gave the Greyhounds terrible starting
position all game Saturday. Seven of his six kickoffs
resulted in ENMU starting inside their own 30 with
three of those inside their own 20 yard line. Thrasher
also had four punts totaling 162 yards for an average
of 40.5. Two of his four punts were pinned inside the
20 and a third should have been, but was misplayed
by the Lion gunners. The Lions have the best punt
return defense in the LSC and the 11th best in the
NCAA averaging only .75 yards per return. On kickoff
returns the Lions also lead the LSC, but ranked fifth in
the NCAA allowing only 10.65 yards per return.
Timothy Callian, Eastern New Mexico University,
registered seven points in the Greyhounds game at
Texas A&M-Commerce, which included a 21-yard
field goal in the second quarter. He also helped
control field position, with two of his three punts
being downed inside the Lion 20-yard line.
LSC NOTES (Submitted by LSC SID’s)
Angelo State
The No. 6 Rams defeated West Texas A&M 35-17 for
the first time since 2005 … ASU racked up 606 yards
of total offense with Kyle Washington accounting
for 500 yards (376 passing, 124 rushing) … Callicutt
recorded 2.0 sacks and 5.0 tackles for loss to help
ASU limit WT to 302 yards of total offense … Donovan
Thompson broke the ASU single game record for
receptions with 12 for 143 yards … The Rams are
No. 1 nationally in offensive yards with 586.8 yards
per game, No. 1 in first downs, No. 8 in tackles for
loss (9.8), No. 3 in scoring offense (47.8), No. 3 sacks
allowed (.25) and No. 10 in passing offense (341.8).
ASU will host Midwestern State on Saturday, Oct. 3 at
7 p.m. at LeGrand Stadium at 1st Community Credit
Union Field.
Eastern New Mexico
The Eastern New Mexico University football team
posted a season-high 550 yards of total offense at
20th-ranked Texas A&M-Commerce, but suffered
a 42-31 setback. The game swung back and forth
throughout, with Eastern taking its final lead, 31-28
on a six-yard touchdown catch from Adrian Horton,
late in the third quarter. Horton had also thrown a 65-
yard touchdown to Kamal Cass earlier in the game.
Quarterback Jeremy Buurma had a stellar game, and
completed 17 of his 23 attempts for 228 yards and
a score, along with 42 yards on the ground. Timothy
Callian averaged 39.7 yards on three punts, with two
being downed inside the 20-yard line. This week, the
Hounds will host Texas A&M-Kingsville.
Midwestern State
Midwestern State improved to 4-0 for the first time
since 2011 and for the seventh time under head
coach Bill Maskill (since 2002) with a 63-46 win over
Tarleton State Saturday night at Memorial Stadium...
The Mustangs have now won four consecutive
games for the 18th time in program history and for
the first time since winning seven straight in 2013...
MSU improved to 37-3 in games played before Oct.
1 since the start of the 2006 season... The Mustangs
and Texans combined for the most points scored
(109) in MSU football history... MSU erupted for 676
yards of total offense which are the most a Tarleton
State defense has ever allowed and the fifth most in
Midwestern history... Midwestern State quarterbacks
Hagen Hutchinson and Quade Coward combined to
account for 357 passing yards which are the most
for MSU since the Mustangs threw for 371 yards at
West Texas A&M on Oct. 7, 2006... At the point when
MidwesternStatetooka49-17leadoverTarletonState
at the 4:03 mark of the third quarter, the Mustangs
defense had limited the Texans to 176 yards of total
offense... Sophomore quarterback Hagen Hutchinson
accounted for 321 yards of total offense competing
19-of-30 passes for a career-high 252 yards and three
touchdowns while rushing six time for 69 yards with
three more scores... Hutchinson accounted for MSU’s
first six touchdowns of the game... The Mustangs
rushed for a season-high 319 yards... Midwestern
boasted five runners with at least 50 yards including
redshirt-freshman Reggie Gipson (9-87), Hutchinson
(6-69), freshman Vincent Johnson (4-66), sophomore
Orlando Haymon (11-54) and junior Dante Taylor (10-
53)... Midwestern accounted for four plays gaining at
least 40 yards against Tarleton State after managing
AFCA DIVISION II COACHES’ POLL
September 28, 2015
# Team (1st votes) Rec. Pts Prev.
1. Minnesota St. (30) 4-0 798 1
2. West Georgia (2) 4-0 756 2
3. Northwest Missouri St. 4-0 735 3
4. Ferris St. (Mich.) 3-0 703 4
5. Delta St. (Miss.) 4-0 668 5
6. Angelo St. (Texas) 4-0 631 6
7. Sioux Falls (S.D.) 4-0 596 7
8. North Alabama 3-0 561 8
9. Valdosta St. (Ga.) 3-0 552 9
10. Colorado St.-Pueblo 3-1 480 10
11. Colorado School of Mines 4-0 469 11
12. Harding (Ark.) 4-0 448 12
13. Ashland (Ohio) 4-0 409 13
14. Shepherd (W.Va.) 4-0 346 16
15. Pittsburg St. (Kan.) 3-1 335 15
16. Humboldt St. (Calif.) 3-0 301 17
17. Tuskegee (Ala.) 4-0 272 18
18t. Texas A&M-Commerce 3-1 197 20
18t. Michigan Tech 4-0 197 21
20. Midwestern St. (Texas) 4-0 189 23
21. Concord (W.Va.) 3-1 184 19
22. Lenoir-Rhyne (N.C.) 3-1 163 22
23. Emporia St. (Kan.) 4-0 93 NR
24. Ouachita Baptist (Ark.) 3-1 87 24
25. Minnesota-Duluth 2-2 49 25
Dropped Out: Slippery Rock (Pa.) (14)
Others Receiving Votes: Grand Valley St. (Mich.), 29;
Arkansas Tech, 28; Azusa Pacific (Calif.), 26; Wingate
(N.C.), 23; Slippery Rock (Pa.), 19; Stonehill (Mass.),
11; Washburn (Kan.), 9; West Texas A&M, 7; Colorado
Mesa, 6; Fort Hays St. (Kan.), 6; Henderson St. (Ark.),
5; East Central (Okla.), 4; Virginia Union, 4; Newberry
(S.C.), 2; Bloomsburg (Pa.), 1; Indianapolis (Ind.), 1.
LSC IN 2015 AFCA RANKINGS
WEEK ASU ENMU MSU TSU
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SEPT. 21 6 NR 23 NR
SEPT. 28 6 NR 20 NR
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OCT. 19
OCT. 26
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NOV. 9
NOV. 16
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SEPT. 7 18 NR NR
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SEPT. 21 20 NR RV
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just two in the opening three games... Of MSU’s nine
rushing touchdowns this season, only three have
been scored by a running back -- all by freshman
Vincent Johnson... Junior Dante Taylor moved into
16th place on MSU’s all-time rushing list with 1,323
yards and needs 31 yards to pass BeeJay Mathis
(1,353 from 2007-09) and 58 to pass Ulysses Odoms
(1,380 from 2005-06)...
Tarleton State
Tarleton fell to 0-3 last weekend with a 63-46 loss to
#23 Midwestern State in Wichita Falls.
Texas A&M-Commerce
Theo Wofford’s 81-yard touchdown run was the
longest rush of his career and his longest scoring
play scrimmage ... It was the Lions second longest
play from scrimmage in 2015 following the 86-yard
strike from Stewart to Darby Smith ... The run was
the longest rush in 10 seasons for the Lions. Roger
Daley broke off a 91-yard vs. Northeastern State in
2005 as the only mark longer... Wofford’s 133 rushing
yards also set a new career-high... Richard Cooper’s
three scores and 18 points set new personal best
for the junior back ... His receiving TD was also the
first of his career... Cole Pitts’ 14 tackles set a new
personal best for the senior linebacker ... Toni Pulu,
Davarius Shores and Kevin Mederias’ nine tackles
were all career-highs for those three Lions... After
his 219 yards through the air, Stewart has thrown
for over 1,000 yards through the first four games of
the season. He currently sits at 1,023 yards. For his
Lion career, Stewart has thrown for 2,866 yards...
The Lions recorded their third game of over 500
yards of total offense with the 547 yards Saturday.
In the Carthel-Storm three-year span, the Lions have
surpassed that mark 12 times – 7 times in 2014 and
twice in 2013... The Lions have rushed for over 200
yards in three of their first four games this season.
Cooper has surpassed the century mark in four
straight games, with Wofford accounting for over
100 yards in two of the four games... The fourth
quarter comeback win was the first since the Lions
trailed at Angelo State, 33-31, entering the fourth on
October 11, 2014... The Lions continue to be one of
the nation’s best on special teams ... The KOR unit
ranks fifth in the NCAA averaging 30.4 yards per
game, while the KR defense ranks fourth in the NCAA
allowing just 10.65 yards per game ... The Lions punt
return defense ranks 11th in the NCAA allowing just
.75 yards per return.
Texas A&M-Kingsville
Texas A&M-Kingsville fell to West Alabama 31-22 in
the Javelinas’ third consecutive home game... Hogs
fell to 1-3 on the season... Myles Carr set career-highs
in pass attempts (47), completions (25), passing yards
(342), touchdown passes (3) and rushing yards (20)...
Touchdowns went for 38, 28 and 12 yards... Anthony
Autry led team with seven catches and 76 yards...
Caught one scoring pass from Carr... Greg Pitre
recorded 50 receiving yards, a career best... Marcus
Green and Jordan Thomas also hauled in touchdown
passes... Zemarcus Green led team with 10 tackles...
AA Vaaulu recorded 1.5 tackles for loss and half a
sack... Also getting 1.5 tfl and 0.5 sack was Vernon
Chevis... Brandon Jones ended the game with a sack...
TAMUK plays at Eastern New Mexico next weekend.
West Texas A&M
The Buffs’ upset bid of No. 6 Angelo State came
up short on Saturday on Homecoming in a 35-17
setback to the Rams. It was the first loss to ASU in
nine meetings dating back to 2005 and was the first
loss in 10 Homecomings dating back to 2004. WT
senior return specialist Jarrian Rhone had a 65-yard
punt return for a touchdown which was the first punt
return for a touchdown since 2004 for the Buffs.
ASU out-gained the Buffs 607 to 302 and held a 32-
13 lead in first downs. WT senior Geremy Alridge-
Mitchell saw his 12-game streak of 100 yard rushing
games come to an end as he finished with 99 yards
and didn’t get into the end zone for the first time
this season. The Buffs had 91 yards rushing for the
game and 211 passing for a season-low 302 yards of
offense. WT’s Iosia Iosia sacked ASU quarterback Kyle
Washington in the contest as it was the first time ASU
had allowed a sack all season and the Buffs also had
the first sack of the Rams last season in the 58-41 win
in San Angelo. Senior Xavier Amey caught a career-
high five passes for a career-high 101 yards and one
touchdown Saturday. His touchdown reception came
on a 73-yard strike from quarterback Ethan Brinkley.
It was Amey’s first game of over 100 yards receiving in
his WT career. Trevor Myklebust has had double-digit
tackles in each of his four games this season with 16
coming against No. 6 Angelo State. Myklebust had
five solo stops and 16 assisted tackles with a team-
high two tackles for loss for seven yards. He leads the
team for the season with 55 total tackles and a team-
high five tackles for loss for 20 yards. Junior Felipe
Parra has had an outstanding season punting the ball
for the Buffs. Saturday was no different as he tallied
eight punts for 361 yards and a 45.1 average. He had
a career-long 62-yarder and put six balls inside the
20 helping the Buffs turn field position. The Buffs
are 21st in the nation in net punting at 38.36 (all on
Parra’s punts) and he 27th nationally in punting at
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2015 Composite Schedule
Thursday, September 3, 2015
New Mexico Highlands at Eastern New Mexico, 6 p.m.
Oklahoma Panhandle State at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Adams State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
Azusa Pacific (Calif.) at West Texas A&M, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 5, 2015
Texas A&M-Kingsville at Incarnate Word, 2 p.m.
Truman State (Mo.) at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, September 12, 2015
Angelo State at Western State, 2 p.m.
Colorado State - Pueblo at West Texas A&M, 5 p.m.
Missouri S&T at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
Delta State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
Findlay at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
Midwestern State at Colorado Mesa, 8 p.m.
Eastern New Mexico at Adams State, TBA
Saturday, September 19, 2015
*^Midwestern State vs. Eastern New Mexico, 11:30 a.m.
*^West Texas A&M vs. Tarleton State, 3:30 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
^Bacone vs. Angelo State, 7:30 p.m.
Saturday, September 26, 2015
*Angelo State at West Texas A&M, 5 p.m.
West Alabama at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
*Tarleton State at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 3, 2015
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Eastern New Mexico, 4 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Commerce at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Eastern New Mexico at Bacone, 2 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
*Angelo State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 7 p.m.
*Tarleton State at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 17, 2015
*Texas A&M - Commerce at West Texas A&M, 5 p.m.
*Eastern New Mexico at Tarleton State, 6 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Humboldt State (Calif.) at Midwestern State, 8 p.m.
Saturday, October 24, 2015
*Angelo State at Eastern New Mexico, 2 p.m.
*Midwestern State at Texas A&M-Commerce, 4 p.m.
*West Texas A&M at Texas A&M-Kingsville, 7 p.m.
Oklahoma Panhandle State at Tarleton State, 7 p.m.
Saturday, October 31, 2015
*Eastern New Mexico at West Texas A&M, 12 p.m.
*Texas A&M-Kingsville at Midwestern State, 7 p.m.
*Tarleton State at Angelo State, 7 p.m.
Texas A&M-Commerce at Sam Houston State, TBA
Conference Playoffs (NOTE: Seeds 1-7 determined on regular
season results)
Saturday, November 7, 2015
Game #1: 4@1
Game #2: 3@2
Game #3: 7@6
Game #4: 5@Oklahoma Panhandle State
Conference Playoffs
Saturday, November 14, 2015
Game #5 - Championship Game: Winner G1 vs. Winner G2
(hosted by higher seed)
Game #6 - Third-Place Game: Loser G1 vs. Loser G2 (hosted by
higher seed)
Game #7 - Fifth-Place Game: Winner G3 at 5
Game #8 - Oklahoma Panhandle State@Loser G3
Saturday, November 21, 2015
NCAA Division II First Round
Saturday, November 28, 2015
NCAA Division II Second Round
Saturday, December 5, 2015
NCAA Division II Quarterfinals
Heart of Texas Bowl (Copperas Cove, Texas), 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 12, 2015
NCAA Division II Semifinals
Saturday, December 19, 2015
NCAA Division II Championship (Kansas City, Kan.)
* denotes conference game; ^ at AT&T Stadium