[6] Sterling scored first with two field goals by kicker Doug Dunn in the first quarter but was no match as William Jewell rolled on with 33 points.
10 ranked Ottawa University in the 2011 College Fanz First Down Classic played at Liston Stadium in Baldwin City, Kansas.
It was the only lead Ottawa would hold for the entire game, which they lost when Baker's Tyler Hatcher ran the kickoff return for 82 yards for a touchdown and Andrew Kimrey completed the PAT kick.
8 nationally and proceeded to statistically dominate the Bethel Threshers, starting with a 48-yard pass by from Taylor Parsons to DeMarco for a touchdown in the first quarter.
William Penn accumulated 589 yards in total offense where Bethel only managed 174 and failed to score the entire game.
[14] Saint Mary opened the season dominating statistically the visiting team from Nebraska Wesleyan in most every category, but still ended up losing the game by a score of 58–34.
Both teams also scored a touchdown apiece on defense: the Lions by advancing a recovered fumble, and the Swedes by returning an intercepted pass.
[21] Georgetown College traveled from Kentucky to Kansas and defeated the Ottawa Braves in a close game that ended with a final score or 21–19.
[22] Both teams produced comparable statistics throughout the game, but the difference-maker in the score was that two of Ottawa's extra point attempts were blocked by the Georgetown defense.
[33] Bethel scored first when Marquis Sykes completed a 15-yard run for a touchdown in the first quarter, and Brandon Lluis converted the extra point.
They achieved 21 first downs and 6 touchdowns (5 rushing, 1 passing) with Austin Ledy successful on 6 extra point kicks plus a 36-yard field goal in the fourth quarter.
[34] Sterling held Tabor scoreless until 1:12 remained in the game, when James Monroe completed a 2-yard run for a touchdown and followed up with another carry for the two-point conversion.
19th Ranked Bethany secured another win, and the McPherson-Southwestern game was delayed in the middle of the first quarter because of weather and resumed the next day.
Bethany traveled less than 20 miles[44] to arch-rival Kansas Wesleyan, where placekicker Alex Fambrough kicked six field goals and an additional extra point to lead the Terrible Swedes to a victory.
[46] In November, Sterling self-reported the unintentional use of an ineligible player and as a result forfeited three games played during the regular season.
[49] Saint Mary's David Harley returned a fumble for 1 yard to score a touchdown with exactly 9 minutes left in the first quarter, and his team held the lead for the remainder of the game.
[52] In November, Sterling self-reported the unintentional use of an ineligible player and as a result, forfeited three games played during the regular season.
Southwestern accumulated 552 yards of total offense and scored nine touchdowns, including Lorenzo Fouts's 76-yard punt return in the fourth quarter.
[57] McPherson College traveled to California for the lone non-conference game of the week, losing to Azusa Pacific University.
[58] When Bethany's Theron Allen made a 1-yard run for a touchdown and Alex Fambrough kicked the extra point with 11:25 left to play in the first quarter, the Terrible Swedes looked to be on to another win.
In November, Sterling self-reported the unintentional use of an ineligible player and as a result forfeited three games played during the regular season.
[47] Kansas Wesleyan traveled to Saint Charles, Missouri for a game against NCAA Division II Lindenwood University.
Kansas Wesleyan did start out on top with a 59-yard interception return for a touchdown in the first quarter to take a 6–0 lead, but the final score ended with Lindenwood winning 61–16.
[67] Bethany took the lead in the first quarter with 10:17 on the clock when D'Andre Thompson caught a 12-yard pass from Darby House for a touchdown, but that didn't stop Tabor from attempting a fourth-quarter comeback.
Spurred on by Spencer Brown's 78-yard fumble return for a touchdown in the third quarter, Tabor got the score within three points when James Monroe ran in a two-point conversion with 6:28 remaining in the game.
Friends did score first when Jeran Trotter made good on a 9-yard run for a touchdown and Keylyn Pohlman kicked the extra point in the first quarter.
Tabor scored first when Duray Gardner caught a 21-yard pass from Simon Mckee and then Anthony Pacheco kicked the extra point to take the lead 7–0 in the first.
In the second quarter, Tabor's James Monroe delivered a 98-yard run to the end zone for the final score of the game to put it at 20–7.
[86] Bethel's head coach Travis Graber entered the game with respect for Saint Mary's Lance Hinson and the Spire's 3rd place national ranking in passing offense.
Saint Mary racked up 402 yards of total offense and Kansas Wesleyan tacked on 349 of their own when the two teams met in Salina for the end of the regular season.