INDIANAPOLIS - After recording five wins in six games, the University of Sioux Falls Football Team has moved into the NCAA DII Regional Rankings for Super Region 4 at No. 9.

In the third and final NCAA Regional football rankings, USF moved into the rankings after previously being unranked. The Cougars have won two straight games by a combined 83-52 scoring margin with a 45-35 win over Minnesota State on Oct. 30 and a 38-17 victory over Wayne State last weekend. As a result, USF is now 4-1 in road games this season. The Cougars, directed by fifth-year Head Coach Jon Anderson, have accumulated a 190-to-106 scoring differential over the past six games.

In the rankings in Super Region 4, Colorado Mines (9-1) is ranked first and followed by Angela State (8-2) in second and Augustana (8-2), Bemidji State (8-2), Western Colorado (8-1), Central Washington (6-1), Minnesota Duluth (8-2), Midwestern State (5-2) and then Sioux Falls (7-3) and Colorado Mesa (7-2).  

The NSIC, the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC), the Lone Star Conference (LSC) and the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC) make up the 35-team NCAA Super Region Four this season. 

The Division II Football Championship provides for a maximum field of 28 teams, seven from each of the four super regions. Twelve (12) first-round games will be conducted on the campus of one of the competing institutions. The top seed in each selection region (super regional) will receive a bye in the first round of the playoffs.

The NCAA DII Football selection show is set to air on NCAA.com on Sun., Nov. 14 at 4 p.m. (CT).

Super Region Four Rankings  
 

RK	School (Conf)	In-Reg	DII Rec	LW
1	Colorado School of Mines (RMAC)	9-1	9-1	1
2	Angelo State (LSC)	7-2	8-2	5
3	Augustana (NSIC)	8-2	8-2	2
4	Bemidji State (NSIC)	8-2	8-2	7
5	Western Colorado (RMAC)	8-1	8-1	6
6	Central Washington (GNAC)	6-1	6-1	3
7	Minnesota Duluth (NSIC)	8-2	8-2	8
8	Midwestern State (LSC)	5-2	6-2	4
9	Sioux Falls (NSIC)	7-3	7-3	NR
10	Colorado Mesa (RMAC)	6-2	7-2	9