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Top D2 schools for football?

Hello, I'm a junior interested in playing football at a D2 school. I've been researching, but I'm having trouble finding the best options out there. Can anyone recommend some top division 2 schools with football programs? Much appreciated!

4 months ago

Sure! While there are many great Division II schools with football programs, I'll give you a few examples known for their strong teams and overall athletic successes. Keep in mind that "best" or "top" can vary depending on your specific preferences and what you're looking for in a school (location, academics, etc.), so I encourage you to do further research to find a perfect fit for you.

1. Valdosta State University (Georgia): The Valdosta State Blazers have a storied history, with multiple NCAA Division II National Championships under their belt.

2. Minnesota State University, Mankato: The Minnesota State Mavericks have consistently been in the top rankings in recent years and typically have a strong post-season showing.

3. University of West Florida (Florida): Although a relatively new program, the West Florida Argonauts quickly became a competitive team and have played in multiple NCAA Division II National Championships.

4. Colorado School of Mines (Colorado): The Mines Orediggers have seen significant success in recent years. This school is also known for its strong engineering programs if you're interested in combining top academics with athletics.

5. Northwest Missouri State University (Missouri): The Bearcats have consistently been one of the top D2 football programs with multiple national championships.

Again, these are just a few examples of the many strong Division II football programs. Make sure to look at factors like academics, campus culture, location, and coaching staff when making your decision as well. Additionally, it's a good idea to start contacting coaches and attending prospect camps, so they get to know you, and you get to learn more about their programs. This will help you to find the right fit both athletically and academically. Good luck with your search!

4 months ago

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