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词条 2015 NCAA Division III football season
释义

  1. Conference changes and new programs

  2. Conference standings

  3. Conference summaries

  4. Postseason

     Playoff bracket  Bowl games 

  5. See also

  6. References

{{Infobox college football season
| type = NCAA Division III
| year = 2015
| image =
| image_caption =
| regular_season = September 5 – November 14, 2015
| playoffs = November 21 – December 18, 2015
| nc_date = December 18, 2015
| championship = Salem Football Stadium
Salem, Virginia
| champion = Mount Union (12)
| gagliardi = Joe Callahan, Wesley (DE)
}}

The 2015 NCAA Division III football season, part of the college football season organized by the NCAA at the Division III level in the United States, began on September 5, 2015 and concluded with the NCAA Division III Football Championship, also known as the Stagg Bowl, on December 18, 2015 at Salem Football Stadium in Salem, Virginia. Mount Union, which made its 11th consecutive appearance in the title game, defeated St. Thomas (Minnesota) 49–35 to claim its 19th national title.

Conference changes and new programs

One school added football at the Division III level and six programs changed conference affiliations.[1]

School 2014 conference 2015 conference
Christopher Newport USA South NJAC
Finlandia No program Independent
Frostburg State Empire 8 NJAC
Morrisville State NJAC Empire 8
Salisbury Empire 8 NJAC
SUNY Cortland NJAC Empire 8
Wesley Independent NJAC

A full list of Division III teams can be viewed on the D3football website.[2]

Conference standings

{{2015 American Southwest Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Centennial Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 CCIW football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 ECFC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Empire 8 football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 HCAC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Iowa IAC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Liberty League football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 MASCAC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Michigan IAA football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Middle Atlantic Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Midwest Conference football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Minnesota IAC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 New England Football Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 NESCAC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 New Jersey Athletic Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 North Coast Athletic Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 NACC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Northwest Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Ohio Athletic Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 ODAC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Presidents' Athletic Conference football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Southern Athletic Association football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 SCIAC football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 SCAC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 UMAC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 USA South Athletic Conference football standings | normal=1}}
{{2015 Wisconsin IAC football standings | normal=1}}{{2015 Division III independents football standings | normal=1}}

Conference summaries

{{see also|List of NCAA Division III football seasons}}
  • Conferences highlighted in yellow do not receive automatic bids to the 2015 playoffs.
Conference Champion Record Offensive Player of the Year Defensive Player of the Year Coach of the Year
ASCEast Texas Baptist
Hardin–Simmons
Mary Hardin–Baylor		7–3
9–2
10–1		Jessie Ramos, HSUTeidrick Smith, UMHBJoshua Eargle, ETBU
CentennialJohns Hopkins11–0Bradley Munday, Johns HopkinsKeith Corliss, Johns HopkinsJeff Pukszyn, Moravian
CCIWWheaton (IL)11–0Sam Frasco, AugustanaAdam Dansdill, WheatonMike Swider, Wheaton
ECFCNorwich6–5John Smith, HussonBryant Wade, HussonMike Lichten, Becker
Empire 8SUNY Cortland9–2Dan Andrews, SUNY BrockportTarik Bennett, SUNY BrockportDaniel MacNiell, SUNY Cortland
HCACFranklin8–3Chase Burton, FranklinRyan Aelker, BlufftonNick Johnson, Earlham
IIACDubuque8–3Logan Schrader, WartburgBlaine Snitker, DubuqueStan Zweifel, Dubuque
LibertySt. Lawrence8–3Jeff Avery, RPI
Mike Lefflbine, St. Lawrence		Max Nacewicz, SpringfieldMark Raymond, St. Lawrence
MSCACFramingham State9–2Matt Silva, Framingham StateMatt Mangano, Framingham StateTom Kelley, Framingham State
MIAAAlbion9–2Dominic Bona, AlbionTerry Calagon, Alma
MACAlbright10–1Malik Pressley, FDU-FlorhamBrandon Jones, WidenerJohn Marzka, Albright
MidwestSt. Norbert10–1Jacob Bunk, St. NorbertZach Hauser, MacalesterDan McCarty, St. Norbert
Chad Braun, Monmouth
MIACSt. Thomas (MN)11–0Ayrton Scott, AugsburgRyan Winter, St. ThomasGlenn Caruso, St. Thomas
Peter Haugen, Gustavus Adolphus
NEFCWestern New England10–1Tyler Ward, Western New EnglandObi Etuka, Western New EnglandKeith Emery, Western New England
NESCACAmherst8–0Chance Brady, TuftsJimmy Fairfield-Sonn, AmherstE.J. Mills, Amherst
NJACSalisbury7–3Joe Callahan, WesleyDarren Dungee, RowanSherman Wood, Salisbury
NCACWabash11–0Mason Zurek, WabashTyler McCullen, WabashEric Raeburn, Wabash
NACCLakeland8–3Michael Whitley, LakelandLandon Deringer, Lakeland
Tanner Behnke, Wisc. Lutheran		Colin Bruton, Lakeland
NorthwestLinfield10–0Sam Riddle, LinfieldAlex Hoff, LinfieldJoseph Smith, Linfield
OACMount Union11–0Justin Magazine, Ohio Northern
Anthony Latina, John Carroll
Devon Price, Ohio Northern		Tom Lally, Mount Union
Tre Jones, Mount Union
Hank Spencer, Mount Union		Dean Paul, Ohio Northern
ODACWashington and Lee10–1Matt Pawlowski, GuilfordJake Payne, ShenandoahScott Abell, Washington and Lee
PACThomas More11–0Sam Benger, Carnegie MellonErick Butler, Thomas MoreRegis Scafe, Thomas More
SAAHendrix8–3Dayton Winn, HendrixMichael Shield, RhodesBuck Buchanan, Hendrix
SCIACLa Verne8–2Kwame Do, OccidentalPaul Slaats, Claremont-Mudd-ScrippsChris Krich, La Verne
SCACTexas Lutheran8–2Trenton White, Texas LutheranJulian Turner, TrinityDanny Padron, Texas Lutheran
UMACSt. Scholastica9–2Latif Adams, Westminster (MO)Alex Mangan, St. ScholasticaChris Douglas, MacMurray
USA SouthHuntingdon10–1Malik Adams, NC WesleyanAnthony White, HuntingdonMike Turk, Huntingdon
WIACUW–Oshkosh10–1Brett Kasper, UW-OshkoshAndrew Robinson, UW-PlattevillePat Cerroni, UW-Oshkosh

Postseason

{{See also|NCAA Division III Football Championship}}

Playoff bracket

{{32TeamBracket-Compact-NoSeeds
|RD1=First round
November 21, 2015
|RD2=Second round
November 28, 2015
|RD3=Quarterfinals
December 5, 2015
|RD4=Semifinals
December 12, 2015
|RD5=Championship
December 18, 2015
Salem Football Stadium
Salem, Virginia
| RD1-team01=St. Thomas (MN)*
| RD1-score01=57
| RD1-team02=La Verne
| RD1-score02=14
| RD1-team03=St. John's (MN)*
| RD1-score03=51
| RD1-team04=Dubuque
| RD1-score04=7
| RD1-team05=Thomas More*
| RD1-score05=51
| RD1-team06=Washington and Lee
| RD1-score06=21
| RD1-team07=Wabash*
| RD1-score07=35
| RD1-team08=Albion
| RD1-score08=14
| RD1-team09=Linfield*
| RD1-score09=48
| RD1-team10=Whitworth
| RD1-score10=10
| RD1-team11=SUNY Cortland*
| RD1-score11=45
| RD1-team12=Salisbury
| RD1-score12=21
| RD1-team13=Huntingdon*
| RD1-score13=38
| RD1-team14=Hendrix
| RD1-score14=27
| RD1-team15=Hardin–Simmons*
| RD1-score15=19
| RD1-team16=Mary Hardin–Baylor
| RD1-score16=37
| RD1-team17=Mount Union*
| RD1-score17=55
| RD1-team18=St. Lawrence
| RD1-score18=23
| RD1-team19=Albright*
| RD1-score19=49
| RD1-team20=Norwich
| RD1-score20=0
| RD1-team21=Wesley*
| RD1-score21=42
| RD1-team22=Framingham State
| RD1-score22=22
| RD1-team23=Johns Hopkins*
| RD1-score23=52
| RD1-team24=Western New England
| RD1-score24=20
| RD1-team25=Wisconsin–Oshkosh*
| RD1-score25=48
| RD1-team26=St. Scholastica
| RD1-score26=0
| RD1-team27=Franklin*
| RD1-score27=22
| RD1-team28=Ohio Northern
| RD1-score28=27
| RD1-team29=Wisconsin–Whitewater*
| RD1-score29=48
| RD1-team30=St. Norbert
| RD1-score30=0
| RD1-team31=Wheaton (IL)*
| RD1-score31=55
| RD1-team32=Lakeland
| RD1-score32=6
| RD2-team01=St. Thomas (MN)*
| RD2-score01=38
| RD2-team02=St. John's (MN)
| RD2-score02=19
| RD2-team03=Thomas More
| RD2-score03=27
| RD2-team04=Wabash* †
| RD2-score04=33
| RD2-team05=Linfield*
| RD2-score05=38
| RD2-team06=SUNY Cortland
| RD2-score06=22
| RD2-team07=Huntingdon
| RD2-score07=23
| RD2-team08=Mary Hardin–Baylor*
| RD2-score08=43
| RD2-team09=Mount Union*
| RD2-score09=66
| RD2-team10=Albright
| RD2-score10=7
| RD2-team11=Wesley
| RD2-score11=42
| RD2-team12=Johns Hopkins*
| RD2-score12=37
| RD2-team13=Wisconsin–Oshkosh*
| RD2-score13=42
| RD2-team14=Ohio Northern
| RD2-score14=7
| RD2-team15=Wisconsin-Whitewater
| RD2-score15=31
| RD2-team16=Wheaton (IL)*
| RD2-score16=17
| RD3-team01=St. Thomas (MN)*
| RD3-score01=38
| RD3-team02=Wabash
| RD3-score02=7
| RD3-team03=Linfield*
| RD3-score03=38
| RD3-team04=Mary Hardin–Baylor
| RD3-score04=35
| RD3-team05=Mount Union*
| RD3-score05=56
| RD3-team06=Wesley
| RD3-score06=35
| RD3-team07=Wisconsin–Oshkosh*
| RD3-score07=29
| RD3-team08=Wisconsin–Whitewater
| RD3-score08=31
| RD4-team01=St. Thomas (MN)*
| RD4-score01=38
| RD4-team02=Linfield
| RD4-score02=17
| RD4-team03=Mount Union*
| RD4-score03=36
| RD4-team04=Wisconsin–Whitewater
| RD4-score04=6
| RD5-team01=St. Thomas (MN)
| RD5-score01=35
| RD5-team02=Mount Union
| RD5-score02=49
}}
  •  Home team    † Overtime    Winner

Bowl games

DateBowlLocationHome teamAway teamScore
Nov. 20, 2015ECAC Chapman BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		HussonSalve Regina42–39
Nov. 20, 2015ECAC President's BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		WPIKean24–6
Nov. 21, 2015Centennial–MAC Bowl SeriesScotty Wood Stadium
Allentown, Pennsylvania		MuhlenbergStevenson14–9
Nov. 21, 2015Centennial-MAC Bowl SeriesJames Work Memorial Stadium
Doylestown, Pennsylvania		Delaware ValleyMoravian20–16
Nov. 21, 2015ECAC Lynah BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		St. John FisherWestminster (PA)42–21
Nov. 21, 2015ECAC Bushnell BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		Buffalo StateRPI20–13
Nov. 22, 2015ECAC Legacy BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		Bridgewater StateCarnegie Mellon48–13
Nov. 22, 2015ECAC Whitelaw BowlArute Field
New Britain, Connecticut		AlfredFitchburg State11–10

See also

  • 2015 NCAA Division III football rankings
  • 2015 NCAA Division I FBS football season
  • 2015 NCAA Division I FCS football season
  • 2015 NCAA Division II football season

References

1. ^"NJAC goes big for 2015", D3football.com. Retrieved September 13, 2015.
2. ^"Division III Team Pages", D3football.com. Retrieved August 24, 2015.
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