2013 NCAA Division II football rankings

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The 2013 NCAA Division II football rankings are from the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA). This is for the 2013 season.

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American Football Coaches Association poll

Preseason
[1] 		Week 1
Sept 10 [2] 		Week 2
Sept 17 [3] 		Week 3
Sept 24 [4] 		Week 4
Oct 1 [5] 		Week 5
Oct 8 [6] 		Week 6
Oct 15 [7] 		Week 7
Oct 22 [8] 		Week 8
Oct 29 [9] 		Week 9
Nov 5 [10] 		Week 10
Nov 12 [11] 		Week 11
Nov 19 [12] 		Week 12
Postseason [13]
1. Valdosta State (26)Valdosta State (1–0) (29)Valdosta State (1–0) (28)Valdosta State (2–0) (29)Valdosta State (3–0) (30)Valdosta State (4–0) (28)Minnesota State (6–0) (26)Minnesota State (7–0) (25)Minnesota State (8–0) (25)Minnesota State (9–0) (22)Minnesota State (10–0) (21)Minnesota State (11–0) (21)Northwest Missouri State (15–0) (32)1.
2. Minnesota State (3) [note 1] Minnesota State (1–0) (2)Minnesota State (2–0) (3)Minnesota State (3–0) (2)Minnesota State (4–0) (2)Minnesota State (5–0) (2)Northwest Missouri State (6–0) (4)Northwest Missouri State (7–0) (7)Northwest Missouri State (8–0) (7)Northwest Missouri State (9–0) (9)Northwest Missouri State (10–0) (10)Northwest Missouri State (11–0) (10)Lenoir–Rhyne (13–2)2.
3. West Texas A&M (1)Northwest Missouri State (1–0)Northwest Missouri State (2–0)Northwest Missouri State (3–0)Northwest Missouri State (4–0)Northwest Missouri State (5–0)CSU–Pueblo (6–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (7–0)CSU–Pueblo (8–0)CSU–Pueblo (9–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (10–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (11–0) (1)Grand Valley State (12–3)3.
4. Northwest Missouri State (1)West Texas A&M (1–0)West Texas A&M (2–0)West Texas A&M (3–0)West Texas A&M (4–0)West Texas A&M (5–0) (1)Missouri Western State (6–0) (1)Missouri Western State (7–0)Henderson State (8–0)Henderson State (9–0)Henderson State (10–0)Henderson State (11–0)West Chester (13–2)4.
5. Winston–Salem State CSU–Pueblo (1–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (2–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (3–0) (1)CSU–Pueblo (4–0)CSU–Pueblo (5–0) (1)Henderson State (6–0)Henderson State (7–0)Bloomsburg (8–0)Minnesota–Duluth (8–1)Minnesota–Duluth (9–1)Minnesota–Duluth (10–1)St. Cloud State (12–2)5.
6. Missouri Western State Missouri Western State (1–0)Missouri Western State (2–0)Missouri Western State (3–0)Missouri Western State (4–0)Missouri Western State (5–0)Bloomsburg (6–0)Bloomsburg (7–0)Minnesota–Duluth (7–1)Pittsburg State (8–1)Pittsburg State (9–1)Shepherd (10–0)Minnesota State (11–1)6.
7. Shippensburg Minnesota–Duluth (1–0)Minnesota–Duluth (2–0)IUP (3–0)IUP (4–0)IUP (5–0)Pittsburg State (6–0)Minnesota–Duluth (6–1)Pittsburg State (7–1)Shepherd (8–0)Shepherd (9–0)Ohio Dominican (10–0)CSU–Pueblo (11–1)7.
8. CSU–Pueblo IUP (1–0)IUP (2–0)Henderson State (3–0)Henderson State (4–0)Henderson State (5–0)West Alabama (5–1)UNC Pembroke (6–0)Washburn (8–0)West Chester (9–0)Ohio Dominican (9–0)UNC Pembroke (9–1)Minnesota–Duluth (11–2)8.
9. Ashland Henderson State (1–0)Henderson State (2–0)Grand Valley State (3–0)Bloomsburg (4–0)Bloomsburg (5–0)Minnesota–Duluth (5–1)Shepherd (7–0)Shepherd (7–0)Ohio Dominican (8–0)Winston–Salem State (9–1)Winston–Salem State (9–1)Shepherd (11–1)9.
10. IUP [note 2] Grand Valley State (1–0)Grand Valley State (2–0)Carson–Newman (3–0)Pittsburg State (4–0)Pittsburg State (5–0)UNC Pembroke (5–0)Washburn (7–0)West Chester (8–0)Emporia State (8–0)UNC Pembroke (8–1)Indianapolis (10–1)North Alabama (10–3)10.
11. Minnesota–Duluth Carson–Newman (1–0)Carson–Newman (2–0)Bloomsburg (3–0)Minnesota–Duluth (3–1)Minnesota–Duluth (4–1)Shepherd (6–0)Valdosta State (5–1)Ohio Dominican (7–0)Winston–Salem State (8–1)Indianapolis (9–1)Bloomsburg (10–1)West Texas A&M (11–3)11.
12. New Haven West Alabama (1–0)Indianapolis (2–0)Pittsburg State (3–0)Shepherd (4–0)Shepherd (5–0)Valdosta State (4–1)Pittsburg State (6–1)Missouri Western State (7–1)Midwestern State (7–1)Bloomsburg (9–1)St. Cloud State (10–1)Ohio Dominican (10–1)12.
13. Henderson State Midwestern State (0–0)Bloomsburg (2–0)Minnesota–Duluth (2–1)UNC Pembroke (4–0)UNC Pembroke (4–0)Washburn (6–0)West Chester (7–0)Winston–Salem State (7–1)Indianapolis (8–1)St. Cloud State (9–1)Lenoir–Rhyne (10–1)Henderson State (11–1)13.
14. Grand Valley State Indianapolis (1–0)Pittsburg State (2–0)Shepherd (3–0)West Alabama (3–1)West Alabama (4–1)Tarleton State (5–0)Ohio Dominican (7–0)Emporia State (7–0)UNC Pembroke (7–1)Lenoir–Rhyne (9–1)Emporia State (9–1)Winston–Salem State (10–2)14.
15. Midwestern State Bloomsburg (1–0)Shepherd (2–0)West Alabama (2–1)Washburn (4–0)Washburn (5–0)West Chester (6–0)Winston–Salem State (6–1)West Texas A&M (7–1)Washburn (8–1)Saginaw Valley State (9–1)West Chester (10–1)UNC Pembroke (9–2)15.
16. West Alabama Pittsburg State (1–0)West Alabama (1–1)UNC Pembroke (3–0)Winston–Salem State (3–1)Winston–Salem State (4–1)Winston–Salem State (5–1)West Texas A&M (6–1)Carson–Newman (7–1)Bloomsburg (8–1)Emporia State (8–1)North Alabama (8–2)Bloomsburg (10–2)16.
17. Carson–Newman Shepherd (1–0)Tuskegee (2–0)Winston–Salem State (2–1)West Chester (4–0)West Chester (5–0)West Texas A&M (5–1)Emporia State (7–0)Midwestern State (6–1)St. Cloud State (8–1)West Chester (9–1)Pittsburg State (9–2)Carson–Newman (10–3)17.
18. Bloomsburg Chadron State (1–0)UNC Pembroke (2–0)Washburn (3–0)St. Cloud State (4–0)Carson–Newman (4–1)Ohio Dominican (6–0)Carson–Newman (6–1) тIndianapolis (7–1)Lenoir–Rhyne (8–1)Slippery Rock (9–1)Carson–Newman (9–2)Indianapolis (10–2)18.
19. Indianapolis Tuskegee (1–0)Winston–Salem State (1–1)West Chester (3–0)Chadron State (3–1)Chadron State (4–1)Carson–Newman (5–1)Midwestern State (5–1) тUNC Pembroke (6–1)Saginaw Valley State (8–1)Missouri Western State (8–2)West Texas A&M (9–2)Pittsburg State (10–2)19.
20. Chadron State Winston–Salem State (0–1)West Chester (2–0)St. Cloud State (3–0)Carson–Newman (3–1)Ohio Dominican (5–0)Emporia State (6–0)Indianapolis (6–1)West Alabama (6–2)Slippery Rock (8–1)North Alabama (7–2)Slippery Rock (9–2)Emporia State (9–2)20.
21. Pittsburg State Ashland (0–1)Chadron State (1–1)Chadron State (2–1)Indianapolis (3–1)Indianapolis (4–1)Indianapolis (5–1)West Alabama (5–2)St. Cloud State (7–1)Newberry (8–1)Carson–Newman (8–2)Saginaw Valley State (9–2)Slippery Rock (9–3)21.
22. Saginaw Valley State North Alabama (1–0) Washburn (2–0)Indianapolis (2–1)Tarleton State (3–0)Tarleton State (4–0)IUP (5–1)St. Cloud State (6–1)Lenoir–Rhyne (7–1)Missouri Western State (7–2)Virginia State (9–1)Grand Valley State (9–2)Saginaw Valley State (9–3)22.
23. Lenoir–Rhyne UNC Pembroke (1–0) т St. Cloud State (2–0)Midwestern State (1–1) Ohio Dominican (4–0)Emporia State (5–0) Newberry (6–0)Tarleton State (5–1)Saginaw Valley State (7–1)Tuskegee (8–1)Washburn (8–2)IUP (9–2)Newberry (9–3)23.
24. Tuskegee West Chester (1–0) тNorth Alabama (1–1) Emporia State (3–0)Emporia State (4–0)Grand Valley State (4–1)Midwestern State (4–1)Lenoir–Rhyne (6–1) Slippery Rock (7–1)North Alabama (6–2)Midwestern State (7–2)Virginia State (9–1)IUP (9–2)24.
25. Shepherd Delta State (1–0)Midwestern State (0–1) Tarleton State (2–0)Grand Valley State (3–1)Midwestern State (3–1)St. Cloud State (5–1)Saginaw Valley State (6–1)Newberry (7–1)Carson–Newman (7–2) тWest Texas A&M (8–2)Newberry (9–2)Tuskegee (8–3)25.
26.          Virginia State (8–1) т   26.
Preseason
[14] 		Week 1
Sept 10 [15] 		Week 2
Sept 17 [16] 		Week 3
Sept 24 [17] 		Week 4
Oct 1 [18] 		Week 5
Oct 8 [19] 		Week 6
Oct 15 [20] 		Week 7
Oct 22 [21] 		Week 8
Oct 29 [22] 		Week 9
Nov 5 [23] 		Week 10
Nov 12 [24] 		Week 11
Nov 19 [25] 		Week 12
Postseason [26]
Dropped:
  • 7 Shippensburg
  • 12 New Haven
  • 22 Saginaw Valley State
  • 23 Lenoir–Rhyne
Dropped:
  • 21 Ashland
  • 25 Delta State
Dropped:
  • 17 Tuskegee
  • 24 North Alabama
Dropped:
23 Midwestern State		Dropped:
18 St. Cloud State		Dropped:
  • 19 Chadron State
  • 24 Grand Valley State
Dropped:
  • 22 IUP
  • 23 Newberry
Dropped:
  • 11 Valdosta State
  • 23 Tarleton State
Dropped:
  • 15 West Texas A&M
  • 20 West Alabama
Dropped:
  • 21 Newberry
  • 23 Tuskegee
Dropped:
  • 19 Missouri Western State
  • 23 Washburn
  • 24 Midwestern State
Dropped:
24 Virginia State

Notes

  1. ↑ In the actual printed polls, Minnesota State was listed as Minnesota State–Mankato
  2. ↑ In the actual printed polls, IUP was listed as Indiana (PA)

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