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No. 9 Central Washington claimed at least a share of its second straight Lone Star Conference football title with a home win over Western New Mexico. The Wildcats (8-2 overall, 8-0 LSC) extended their winning streak to eight games. CWU can claim the outright title with a win in its regular season finale next week at West Texas A&M. No. 24 Midwestern State (8-2, 7-1 LSC) kept its LSC title hopes alive with a home win over UT Permian Basin. The Mustangs, who have won four games in a row, travel to Eastern New Mexico next week. Western Oregon, Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville also won in Week 10. To read the recaps, click here.
 
Week 11 will also feature Angelo State at Western New Mexico, TAMUK at UTPB and WOU at Sul Ross State.
 
The fourth NCAA Division II NPI Rankings of the season were released on Nov. 8. CWU is No. 13 in the nation and No. 5 in Super Region Four. MSU is No. 8 is the region.
 
MSU is tops in the league in total offense (530.8 yards per game), while ASU is tops in defense (365.6 yards per game). MSU is scoring a conference-best 44.8 points per game and ASU is allowing a league-low 23.1 points per game. WNMU (51.3 yards per game) is the least penalized team in the LSC.
 
The LSC has had two players earn national player of the week recognition by D2Football.com this season: UTPB linebacker McKyle So’oto (Defensive) on Oct. 6 and TAMUK wide receiver Christian Kretz (Offensive) on Oct. 13.
 
CWU was picked to repeat as the LSC champion this season, according to the league’s preseason poll. WOU senior quarterback Jordan McCarty and CWU senior linebacker Brycen Indell were predicted to win preseason player of the year honors.
 
The LSC football all-conference and all-academic teams will be announced online Thursday, Nov. 19.
 
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AFCA Coaches Poll / Nov. 9: #8 CWU, #19 MSU. Next ranking: Nov. 16.
 
D2football.com Top 25 Poll / Nov. 9: #5 CWU, #19 MSU. Next ranking: Nov. 16.
 
 
LONE STAR CONFERENCE FOOTBALL PLAYERS OF THE WEEK

(Nov. 7 games)
 
OFFENSIVE
Isaac Torres, Central Washington, WR, Sr., Music, Santa Rosa, Calif.
Central Washington senior wide receiver Isaac Torres had eight catches for 220 yards and four touchdowns to fuel a 52-10 win over Western New Mexico that clinched at least a share of the No. 9-ranked Wildcats’ second straight conference title and the league’s top seed. Torres’ TDs went for 62, 24, nine and 51 yards. He scored three consecutive TDs from 23 second seconds remaining in the second quarter to 11:30 left in the third quarter. Torres had 139 receiving yards and two scores by halftime. His four receiving TDs are tied for the most in a single game in the conference this season.
 
DEFENSIVE
Jacari Howard, Texas A&M-Kingsville, DE, Jr., General Business, San Antonio, Texas
Texas A&M-Kingsville junior defensive end Jacari Howard had five tackles, 3.5 sacks – the most in a single game in the LSC this season – and forced a fumble to fuel a 63-17 win over Sul Ross State. Four of his tackles were solo and 4.5 were for a loss of 33 yards. Howard also had a quarterback hurry. He led a unit that allowed just 312 yards of total offense and did not surrender a touchdown until 1:32 left in the third quarter.
 
SPECIAL TEAMS
Daniel Scarabino, Midwestern State, ST, Fr., Kinesiology, Katy, Texas
Midwestern State freshman Daniel Scarabino scooped up a mishandled punt snap and ran it back 12 yards for a touchdown to help the No. 24-ranked Mustangs collect a 49-34 win over UT Permian Basin. Scarabino, who wins the league’s top weekly special teams award for the second time in three weeks, also had a solo tackle and pass break-up on defense. Scarabino’s TD came in the third quarter to give MSU a 35-13 advantage.
 
 
WEEKLY AWARDS
 
LSC Offensive Player of the Week
Aug. 31        Joshua Gaines, Western New Mexico
Sept. 7         Will Howell, Sul Ross State
Sept. 14       JT Seagreaves, UT Permian Basin
Sept. 21       Tory Simmons, West Texas A&M
Sept. 28       (co) Kaden Brown, Midwestern State
                    (co) Christian Kretz, Texas A&M-Kingsville
Oct. 5           Will Howell, Sul Ross State (2)
Oct. 12         Christian Kretz, Texas A&M-Kingsville (2)
Oct. 19         Ryder Bumgarner, Central Washington
Oct. 26         Canon Wiese, Angelo State
Nov. 2          Dominic Cox, Midwestern State
Nov. 9          Isaac Torres, Central Washington
 
LSC Defensive Player of the Week
Aug. 31        Malik Ross, Western Oregon
Sept. 7         LJ Imo, Western Oregon
Sept. 14       Layne Horak, UT Permian Basin
Sept. 21       Brycen Indell, Central Washington
Sept. 28       Eli Leiataua, UT Permian Basin
Oct. 5           McKyle So’oto, UT Permian Basin
Oct. 12         Hunter Boudreaux, Angelo State
Oct. 19         Brycen Lewis, Midwestern State
Oct. 26         Omar Lazcano, Central Washington
Nov. 2          Jayden Brannan, Western Oregon
Nov. 9          Jacari Howard, Texas A&M-Kingsville
 
LSC Special Teams Player of the Week
Aug. 31        Kyree Payton, Sul Ross State
Sept. 7         Ashton Wolff, Western Oregon
Sept. 14       Diego Chavarria, UT Permian Basin
Sept. 21       Micai Thompson, UT Permian Basin
Sept. 28       Isaiah Orlandi, West Texas A&M
Oct. 5           Samaje Featherstone, Central Washington
Oct. 12         Tony McAdoo, Western Oregon
Oct. 19         Zakkarii Black, Western New Mexico
Oct. 26         Daniel Scarabino, Midwestern State
Nov. 2          Diego Chavarria, UT Permian Basin (2)
Nov. 9          Daniel Scarabino, Midwestern State (2)
 
D2Football.com National Offensive Player of the Week
Oct. 13         Christian Kretz, Texas A&M-Kingsville
 
D2Football.com National Defensive Player of the Week
Oct. 6           McKyle So’oto, UT Permian Basin