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Western Oregon tops West Texas A&M 24-16 to stay unbeaten in LSC play: Kainoa Jones hit Damon Hickok in stride for a 63-yard touchdown pass to start the fourth quarter to give Western Oregon the cushion it needed to beat West Texas A&M 24-16 on Saturday at at McArthur Field. WOU is now 2-0 in LSC play. WOU’s Dominique Loggins ran for 99 yards and a score, while Malcolm Liufau had 10 tackles – 3.5 tackles for loss – three quarterback hurries and a sack. Complete Release  
UT Permian Basin bounces back with win at Midwestern State, 27-3: Just one week after suffering its first conference loss in two seasons, UT Permian Basin got back into the win column with a 27-3 road win at Midwestern State on Saturday night at Memorial Stadium. UTPB finished with points in all four quarters and outgained MSU in total yardage, 441-252. UTPB’s Dylan Graham completed 23 of 45 passes for 242 yards and two touchdowns and Kory Harris rushed for 147 yards on 22 carries. Complete Release  
Texas A&M-Kingsville scores eight touchdowns to cruise by Sul Ross State, 56-21: Texas A&M-Kingsville was firing on all cylinders against Sul Ross State in a 56-21 victory on Saturday at Javelina Stadium. Scoring the most points since 2022, the Javelinas had six different players score a touchdown en route to their third straight victory. TAMUK quarterback Teague Dedtal was 17 of 25 passing for 230 yards and four TDs – two to Isaiah Smalls – without an interception. Xavier Henderson had two sacks to lead the Javelinas defense.  Complete Release  
No. 13 Central Washington shuts out Mustangs in home opener, 36-0: No. 13-ranked Central Washington continued its roll, shutting out the Western New Mexico Mustangs 36-0 in front of a packed season-opening crowd at Steve Hertling Field at Tomlinson Stadium. CWU scored in every quarter, led by quarterback Kennedy McGill’s two touchdown passes and one rushing score. CWU’s Chase Loidhamer had three sacks to lead the Wildcats defense, which allowed just 91 yards of total offense. Complete Release  
Byes: Angelo State, Eastern New Mexico