David Boyce | NCAA.com | September 16, 2015 Division II Football Power Rankings Minnesota State-Mankato sits on top of the AFCA Coaches poll and the DII Power Rankings Share MInnesota State-Mankato is the new No. 1 in the Division II Power Rankings. sits on top of the Week 1 Division II Power Rankings. The Mavericks defeated Northern State in Week 2 and improves to 2-0 on the season and has now won 35 consecutive NSIC contests. Power Ranking Team Record What They Are Saying Previous Rank 1 MSU-Mankato 2-0 A 17-point road victory against Northern State 2 2 West Georgia 2-0 Outscored first two opponents 77-20 3 3 Ferris State 2-0 Won season-opener 40-3 4 4 Northwest Missouri 2-0 Allowed only 7 points in first two games 5 5 Pittsburg State 2-0 Scored 94 points in first two games 7 6 Delta State 2-0 Nice 51-44 road win at Texas A&M-Commerce 10 7 Sioux Falls 2-0 Faces stern test this week against Minn.Duluth 13 8 Angelo State 2-0 Already hit century mark (100) in points scored 9 9 Valdosta State 2-0 Defense gave up only three points last week 11 10 North Alabama 2-0 Won first two games by identical 34-17 score 12 11 Minnesota Duluth 1-1 Faces second top 10 opponent in three weeks 14 12 CSU-Pueblo 1-1 Defending champs lost 31- 30 heartbreaker at West Texas A&M 1 13 Grand Valley State 2-0 Won at top 10 Ohio Dominican NR 14 Colorado School of Mines 0-1 Scored 105 points in first two games 15 15 Ouachita Baptist 2-0 309 yards rushing in last week’s win NR 16 Ohio Dominican 1-1 Looking to bounce back at Ashland 6 DII football: Central Washington's Reilly Hennessey wins Italian football championship Former Central Washington University quarterback Reilly Hennessey and the Panthers Parma were crowned Campioni D’Italia after taking down Milano, 40-34, in the Italian Bowl. READ MORE College football: TV schedule and game times Here are the college football TV schedules for every week and game times for the 2021 season. READ MORE The 25 biggest FCS football stadiums in the country Twenty-five FCS football stadiums hold a capacity of more than 20,000 heading into 2021. Here is the complete list of the biggest stadiums in the country. READ MORE