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Division II   | Division I-AA | Division III
  '98 Record '98 Rank* Returning Starters
1 Carson-Newman (Tenn.) 12-2 2 15
Free safety Montrae Ford had a team-high seven interceptions in '98
2 Northern Colorado 11-2 5 12
Corte McGuffey, who completed 63.2% of his passes last fall, is the best QB in Division II
3 Northwest Missouri State 14-0 1 15
The defending champs have holes on offense, but six of the front seven are back on defense
4 Texas A&M Kingsville 11-3 3 12
Terrance Bennett averaged 7.1 yards running behind All-America guard Cliff Clemons and Co.
5 Central Oklahoma 12-1 4 14
The Bronchos have a bull in RB Reggie Donner, who rushed for 1,546 yards and 19 TDs in '98
6 Slippery Rock (Pa.) 12-2 7 14
Quarterback Randy McKavish has amassed 5,066 yards of total offense in two years
7 West Georgia 10-2 14 13
The Braves are led by sack kings Vinson Cooper (8 in '98), Pat Brown (7) and Courtney Roebuck (7)
8 UC Davis 10-2 9 12
With three All-Americas the Aggies will roll to their 30th consecutive winning season
9 Nebraska Omaha 9-3 10 13
The Mavericks' backfield will be well protected with a line that averages 6'4", 313 pounds
10 Saginaw Valley State (Mich.) 9-221 16
Division II leader in rushing is shifting to a pass-oriented attack under new coach Randy Awrey
11 Albany State (Ga.) 9-2 24 18
Golden Rams running back Robert Cummings amassed 1,345 total yards last season
12 Shepherd (W.Va.) 10-2 8 15
Damian Beane is 2,235 yards short of Brian Shay's all-divisions career rushing record (6,958)
13 Indiana (Pa.) 10-2 12 10
Backs Terrance Wilson and Tink Stennett combined for 1,797 yards and 16 touchdowns in '98
14 North Alabama 8-2 6 13
The Lions roared for 363 yards per game last season but must replace the starting backfield
15 Pittsburg State (Kans.) 7-3 23 11
Gorillas' new quarterback, Lateef Walker, scored four touchdowns as a running back last year
16 New Haven 5-5 -- 12
The Chargers lost their five games last season by a total of 17 points
17 Millersville (Pa.) 8-2 17 14
Marauders magician: Drew Folmar threw for 3,039 yards and 30 touchdowns last fall
18 Tuskegee (Ala.) 10-2 18 12
5'7" Michael Scott (1,254 yards) and 5'6" Severon Zachary make up a little but feisty backfield
19 Chadron State (Neb.) 9-2 11 14
The starting running backs (5.4 yards per carry) return, but the Eagles must replace their QB
20 Southern Arkansas 8-2 16 15
Expect the Muleriders to rotate Adam Pendergrass and Tim Barrington at quarterback
21 Winona State (Minn.) 9-2 -- 13
5'7", 170-pound running back-kick returner Carson Walch is a threat to score on every carry
22 Delta State (Miss.) 8-3 15 10
Statesmen RBs Casey Macke (1,111 yards, eight TDs) and Tregnel Thomas make a formidable duo
23 North Dakota 8-3 19 11
Running back Chad Faul (9.6 yards per carry last fall) is ready to shoulder the load
24 Bentley (Mass.) 8-2 -- 11
WR Mark DeBrito, tailback Matt Rapoza and QB Ted Larkin scored 27 of the Falcons' 36 TDs in '98
25 Southern Connecticut 8-2 -- 17
Senior Rashaan Dumas (4,085 career yards, 55 TDs) is one of the nation's premier tailbacks
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*In Don Hansen's National Weekly Football Gazette's Top 25 for Divisions II and III

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