Western Oregon ranked highest among Lone Star Conference teams in AFCA poll
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 15, 2026, 8:04 AM
Last updated Sep 15, 2026

The latest AFCA DII top 25 rankings show Western Oregon at No. 10, marking the highest position for Lone Star Conference teams. This comes after Central Washington dropped to No. 16 following a loss to Ferris State. Only three LSC teams competed in Week 3 due to upcoming conference schedules. UT Permian Basin secured a decisive 69-14 victory over Western New Mexico, causing a significant surge in player recognition for the Eagles, who garnered three player of the week awards. The Eagles received 37 votes in the AFCA poll, following their previous drop after a loss in the first week.
- •Western Oregon is the top LSC team at No. 10 in AFCA rankings.
- •Central Washington fell to No. 16 after losing to Ferris State.
- •UT Permian Basin won 69-14 against Western New Mexico.
- •UTPB players earned three conference player of the week awards.
- •UTPB received 37 votes in the AFCA poll after their latest win.
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"There's a new team with the Lone Star Conference's top ranking in the latest AFCA DII rankings. See where all the top LSC teams are.
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