NCAA.com | November 15, 2015 NCAA Division III Football Committee selects championship field DIII Football: 2015 Selection Show Share INDIANAPOLIS -- The NCAA Division III Football Committee announced today the field of 32 teams for the 2015 NCAA Division III Football Championship. The committee selected teams based on conference results and competition within an institution’s respective evaluation region. Twenty-five conferences received automatic-qualifying berths. One berth is reserved for a true independent or a team that is a member of a conference that does not receive automatic qualification. The remaining six berths were awarded to teams from either automatic qualifying conferences that did not win an automatic berth, the remaining true independent teams, or teams in non-automatic qualifying conferences. The first round of the championship will be played November 21 at the host institution’s campus or at an alternate site approved by the football committee. The Amos Alonzo Stagg Bowl, the national championship game, will be played Friday, December 18, at Salem Stadium in Salem, Virginia. The game will be broadcast live on ESPNU at 7 p.m. Eastern time. BRACKET: Interactive | Printable All games start at noon local time, except the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh vs St. Scholastica which has a 3 p.m. local start time due to the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh hosting the NCAA Division III Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Championship. Mount Union’s automatic qualification to the 2015 NCAA Division III Football Championship makes it their 27th straight NCAA appearance. In the 2014 championship University of Wisconsin-Whitewater defeated University of Mount Union 43-34. College football teams with the most national championships These are the college football teams with the most national championships since 1869. READ MORE Everything to know about Jared Bernhardt, former Maryland lacrosse and DII football star Former Maryland lacrosse phenom turned DII quarterback, Jared Bernhardt broke out on the NFL stage in Week 1 of the 2022 preseason. READ MORE These 5 FCS teams could be the next first-time national champion What team could be next to win its first title? Here are five FCS teams that could be the next first-time national champion. READ MORE