# 2015 NCAA Division III football season

The 2015 NCAA Division III football season, part of the college football season organized by the NCAA at the Division III level in the United States, began on September 5, 2015, and concluded with the NCAA Division III Football Championship, also known as the Stagg Bowl, on December 18, 2015, at Salem Football Stadium in Salem, Virginia. Mount Union, which made its 11th consecutive appearance in the title game, defeated St. Thomas (Minnesota) 49–35 to claim its 19th national title.

## Conference changes and new programs

One school added football at the Division III level and eight programs changed conference affiliations.
| School | 2014 conference | 2015 conference |
| Belhaven | Mid-South (NAIA) | Independent |
| Christopher Newport | USA South | NJAC |
| Finlandia | No program | Independent |
| Frostburg State | Empire 8 | NJAC |
| McMurry | Lone Star (D-II) | Independent |
| Morrisville State | NJAC | Empire 8 |
| Salisbury | Empire 8 | NJAC |
| SUNY Cortland | NJAC | Empire 8 |
| Wesley | Independent | NJAC |
A full list of Division III teams can be viewed on the D3football website.

## Conference standings

2015 American Southwest Conference football standings :
| 2015 American Southwest Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 7 Mary Hardin–Baylor +^  4 –1  11 –2   No. 12 Hardin–Simmons +^  4 –1  9 –2   East Texas Baptist +  4 –1  7 –3   Louisiana College  1 –4  3 –7   Sul Ross  1 –4  3 –7   Howard Payne  1 –4  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Centennial Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 13 Johns Hopkins $^  9 –0  11 –1   Moravian  7 –2  8 –3   Muhlenberg  7 –2  8 –3   Gettysburg  6 –3  7 –3   Franklin & Marshall  5 –4  6 –4   Susquehanna  4 –5  5 –5   Dickinson  3 –6  3 –7   Juniata  2 –7  3 –7   Ursinus  2 –7  3 –7   McDaniel  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 9 Wheaton (IL) $^  7 –0  11 –1   North Central (IL)  6 –1  7 –3   Illinois Wesleyan  4 –3  7 –3   Carthage  4 –3  5 –5   Augustana (IL)  3 –4  4 –6   North Park  2 –5  3 –7   Elmhurst  1 –6  4 –6   Millikin  1 –6  2 –8   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com |
| 2015 Eastern Collegiate Football Conference standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Husson +  6 –1  7 –3   Norwich +^  6 –1  6 –5   Castleton  5 –2  7 –3   Becker  5 –2  7 –3   SUNY Maritime  3 –4  5 –5   Mount Ida  2 –5  2 –8   Anna Maria  1 –6  1 –9   Gallaudet  0 –7  0 –9   + – Conference co-champions^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2015 Empire 8 Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 15 Cortland +^  6 –2  9 –3   St. John Fisher +  6 –2  7 –4   Alfred  5 –3  8 –3   Buffalo State  5 –3  7 –4   Morrisville State  4 –4  6 –4   Brockport  3 –5  5 –5   Utica  3 –5  4 –6   Ithaca  2 –6  4 –6   Hartwick  2 –6  4 –6   + – Conference co-champions^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Franklin (IN) $^  8 –0  8 –3   Rose–Hulman  6 –2  8 –2   Mount St. Joseph  6 –2  7 –3   Bluffton  5 –3  6 –4   Manchester  5 –3  5 –4   Anderson (IN)  2 –6  2 –8   Defiance  2 –6  2 –8   Hanover  2 –6  2 –8   Earlham  0 –8  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2015 Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 23 Dubuque $^  7 –0  8 –3   No. 24 Wartburg  6 –1  9 –1   Central (IA)  4 –3  6 –4   Coe  3 –4  4 –6   Loras  3 –4  4 –6   Simpson (IA)  3 –4  4 –6   Luther  2 –5  4 –6   Buena Vista  0 –7  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Liberty League football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  RPI +  6 –1  9 –2   St. Lawrence +^  6 –1  8 –3   Hobart  5 –2  7 –3   WPI  4 –3  7 –4   Rochester (NY)  3 –4  5 –4   Springfield  2 –5  4 –6   Merchant Marine  2 –5  3 –6   Union (NY)  0 –7  0 –10   + – Conference co-champions^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2015 Massachusetts State Collegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Framingham State $^  8 –0  9 –2   Fitchburg State  6 –2  8 –3   Bridgewater State  6 –2  7 –4   Western Connecticut  4 –4  5 –5   Worcester State  4 –4  4 –6   Massachusetts Maritime  3 –5  4 –6   UMass Dartmouth  3 –5  4 –6   Plymouth State  1 –7  2 –8   Westfield State  1 –7  2 –8   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2015 Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic Association football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Olivet +  5 –1  9 –1   Albion +^  5 –1  9 –2   Adrian  4 –2  7 –3   Trine  4 –2  6 –4   Alma  2 –4  5 –5   Kalamazoo  1 –5  3 –7   Hope  0 –6  2 –8   + – Conference co-champions^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2015 Middle Atlantic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 17 Albright $^  8 –1  10 –2   Stevenson  7 –2  9 –2   Delaware Valley  7 –2  9 –2   Widener  6 –3  6 –4   Lebanon Valley  5 –4  5 –5   Lycoming  4 –5  4 –6   King's  3 –6  3 –7   FDU Florham  2 –7  3 –7   Wilkes  2 –7  2 –8   Misericordia  1 –8  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Midwest Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  North St. Norbert xy$^  5 –0  10 –1   Carroll (WI)  4 –1  6 –4   Ripon  3 –2  7 –3   Macalester  2 –3  4 –6   Beloit  1 –4  3 –7   Lawrence  0 –5  1 –9   South Monmouth (IL) xy  5 –0  8 –2   Cornell (IA)  3 –2  5 –5   Illinois College  3 –2  5 –5   Lake Forest  3 –2  4 –6   Knox  1 –4  3 –7   Grinnell  0 –5  2 –8   Championship: St. Norbert 16, Monmouth 7 $ – Conference championx – Division champion/co-championsy – Championship game participant^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2015 Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 2 St. Thomas (MN) $^  8 –0  14 –1   No. 10 Saint John's (MN) ^  7 –1  10 –2   Concordia–Moorhead  5 –3  7 –3   Gustavus Adolphus  5 –3  7 –3   Augsburg  4 –4  5 –5   Bethel (MN)  4 –4  5 –5   Hamline  2 –6  4 –6   St. Olaf  1 –7  2 –8   Carleton  0 –8  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 New England Football Conference standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Western New England $^  7 –0  10 –1   Salve Regina  5 –2  8 –2   Endicott  5 –2  5 –5   Coast Guard  4 –3  5 –5   Curry  3 –4  4 –6   Maine Maritime  2 –5  3 –6   MIT  2 –5  2 –8   Nichols  0 –7  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2015 New England Small College Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Amherst $  8 –0  8 –0   Trinity (CT)  7 –1  7 –1   Tufts  6 –2  6 –2   Middlebury  5 –3  5 –3   Wesleyan  5 –3  5 –3   Bates  2 –6  2 –6   Bowdoin  2 –6  2 –6   Hamilton  2 –6  2 –6   Williams  2 –6  2 –6   Colby  1 –7  1 –7   $ – Conference champion |
| 2015 New Jersey Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 6 Wesley $^  8 –1  11 –2   Salisbury ^  7 –1  7 –3   Kean  6 –3  8 –3   Frostburg State  5 –4  6 –4   Rowan  5 –4  6 –4   TCNJ  4 –4  4 –5   Montclair State  4 –5  4 –6   Christopher Newport  4 –5  4 –6   William Paterson  1 –8  2 –8   Southern Virginia #  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member | 2015 North Coast Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 8 Wabash $^  9 –0  12 –1   DePauw  7 –2  8 –2   Wittenberg  7 –2  8 –2   Denison  6 –3  7 –3   Ohio Wesleyan  5 –4  5 –5   Hiram  4 –5  4 –6   Oberlin  3 –6  3 –7   Kenyon  2 –7  2 –8   Wooster  2 –7  2 –8   Allegheny  0 –9  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Lakeland $^  6 –0  8 –3   Benedictine (IL)  5 –1  7 –3   Wisconsin Lutheran  4 –2  5 –5   Concordia (WI)  3 –3  3 –7   Aurora  2 –4  3 –7   Rockford  1 –5  3 –7   Concordia (IL)  0 –6  2 –8   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant |
| 2015 Northwest Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 3 Linfield $^  7 –0  12 –1   No. 20 Whitworth ^  6 –1  9 –2   Puget Sound  5 –2  6 –3   Pacific (OR)  4 –3  6 –4   George Fox  2 –5  4 –6   Pacific Lutheran  2 –5  2 –7   Willamette  2 –5  2 –7   Lewis & Clark  0 –7  0 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Ohio Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 1 Mount Union $^  9 –0  15 –0   No. 22 John Carroll  7 –2  8 –2   No. 19 Ohio Northern ^  7 –2  9 –3   Baldwin Wallace  7 –2  7 –3   Heidelberg  5 –4  5 –5   Otterbein  4 –5  4 –6   Capital  3 –6  3 –7   Marietta  2 –7  2 –8   Muskingum  1 –8  1 –9   Wilmington (OH)  0 –9  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Old Dominion Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 21 Washington and Lee $^  7 –0  10 –1   Guilford  6 –1  9 –1   Emory & Henry  4 –3  6 –4   Hampden–Sydney  4 –3  6 –4   Randolph–Macon  3 –4  4 –6   Bridgewater  2 –5  4 –6   Shenandoah  1 –6  4 –6   Catholic University  1 –6  3 –7   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com |
| 2015 Presidents' Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 11 Thomas More $^  8 –0  11 –1   Westminster (PA)  7 –1  9 –2   Washington & Jefferson  6 –2  8 –2   Carnegie Mellon  6 –2  8 –3   Case Western Reserve  6 –2  7 –3   Bethany (WV)  4 –4  5 –5   Saint Vincent  3 –5  4 –6   Waynesburg  2 –6  3 –7   Geneva  1 –7  2 –8   Thiel  1 –7  2 –8   Grove City  0 –8  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Southern Athletic Association football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  Hendrix $^  7 –1  8 –3   Centre  6 –2  8 –2   Berry  6 –2  7 –3   Chicago  5 –3  6 –4   Washington University  5 –3  6 –4   Birmingham–Southern  3 –5  5 –5   Rhodes  2 –6  4 –6   Millsaps  2 –6  3 –7   Sewanee  0 –8  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant | 2015 Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  La Verne $^  7 –0  8 –2   Claremont–Mudd–Scripps  6 –1  7 –2   Occidental  4 –3  5 –4   Chapman  4 –3  4 –5   Redlands  4 –3  4 –5   Cal Lutheran  2 –5  4 –5   Pomona–Pitzer  1 –6  2 –7   Whittier  0 –7  0 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com |
| 2015 Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 18 Texas Lutheran $  3 –0  8 –2   Trinity (TX)  2 –1  8 –2   Austin  1 –2  5 –5   Southwestern (TX)  0 –3  2 –8   $ – Conference championRankings from D3football.com | 2015 Upper Midwest Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  St. Scholastica $^  9 –0  9 –2   Northwestern (MN)  8 –1  8 –3   Westminster (MO)  6 –3  6 –4   MacMurray  5 –4  6 –4   Eureka  4 –5  5 –5   Crown  4 –5  4 –6   Minnesota–Morris  4 –5  4 –6   Greenville  3 –6  3 –7   Martin Luther  1 –8  2 –8   Iowa Wesleyan #  1 –8  1 –9   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participant # – Provisional NCAA Division III member | 2015 USA South Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 25 Huntingdon $^  7 –0  10 –2   Maryville (TN)  5 –2  8 –2   North Carolina Wesleyan  5 –2  5 –5   Averett  2 –4  2 –7   LaGrange  2 –4  2 –7   Methodist  2 –5  4 –6   Greensboro  2 –5  3 –7   Ferrum  2 –5  2 –8   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com |
| 2015 Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference football standings vteConfOverall Team W L W L  No. 5 Wisconsin–Oshkosh $^  7 –0  11 –2   No. 4 Wisconsin–Whitewater ^  6 –1  12 –2   No. 14 Wisconsin–Platteville  5 –2  8 –2   Wisconsin–Stevens Point  3 –4  5 –5   Wisconsin–River Falls  3 –4  4 –6   Wisconsin–La Crosse  2 –5  3 –7   Wisconsin–Stout  2 –5  3 –7   Wisconsin–Eau Claire  0 –7  0 –10   $ – Conference champion^ – NCAA Division III playoff participantRankings from D3football.com | 2015 NCAA Division III independents football records vteConfOverall Team W L W L  McMurry #   –  4 –6   Finlandia   –  3 –7   Belhaven #   –  2 –8   Maranatha Baptist   –  1 –8   Alfred State #   –  1 –9   # – Provisional Division III member |

## Conference summaries

* Conferences highlighted in yellow do not receive automatic bids to the 2015 playoffs.
| Conference | Champion | Record | Offensive Player of the Year | Defensive Player of the Year | Coach of the Year |
| ASC | East Texas Baptist Hardin–Simmons Mary Hardin–Baylor | 7–3 9–2 10–1 | Jessie Ramos, HSU | Teidrick Smith, UMHB | Joshua Eargle, ETBU |
| Centennial | Johns Hopkins | 11–0 | Bradley Munday, Johns Hopkins | Keith Corliss, Johns Hopkins | Jeff Pukszyn, Moravian |
| CCIW | Wheaton (IL) | 11–0 | Sam Frasco, Augustana | Adam Dansdill, Wheaton | Mike Swider, Wheaton |
| ECFC | Norwich | 6–5 | John Smith, Husson | Bryant Wade, Husson | Mike Lichten, Becker |
| Empire 8 | SUNY Cortland | 9–2 | Dan Andrews, SUNY Brockport | Tarik Bennett, SUNY Brockport | Daniel MacNiell, SUNY Cortland |
| HCAC | Franklin | 8–3 | Chase Burton, Franklin | Ryan Aelker, Bluffton | Nick Johnson, Earlham |
| IIAC | Dubuque | 8–3 | Logan Schrader, Wartburg | Blaine Snitker, Dubuque | Stan Zweifel, Dubuque |
| Liberty | St. Lawrence | 8–3 | Jeff Avery, RPI Mike Lefflbine, St. Lawrence | Max Nacewicz, Springfield | Mark Raymond, St. Lawrence |
| MSCAC | Framingham State | 9–2 | Matt Silva, Framingham State | Matt Mangano, Framingham State | Tom Kelley, Framingham State |
| MIAA | Albion | 9–2 | Dominic Bona, Albion | Terry Calagon, Alma | |
| MAC | Albright | 10–1 | Malik Pressley, FDU-Florham | Brandon Jones, Widener | John Marzka, Albright |
| Midwest | St. Norbert | 10–1 | Jacob Bunk, St. Norbert | Zach Hauser, Macalester | Dan McCarty, St. Norbert Chad Braun, Monmouth |
| MIAC | St. Thomas (MN) | 11–0 | Ayrton Scott, Augsburg | Ryan Winter, St. Thomas | Glenn Caruso, St. Thomas Peter Haugen, Gustavus Adolphus |
| NEFC | Western New England | 10–1 | Tyler Ward, Western New England | Obi Etuka, Western New England | Keith Emery, Western New England |
| NESCAC | Amherst | 8–0 | Chance Brady, Tufts | Jimmy Fairfield-Sonn, Amherst | E.J. Mills, Amherst |
| NJAC | Salisbury | 7–3 | Joe Callahan, Wesley | Darren Dungee, Rowan | Sherman Wood, Salisbury |
| NCAC | Wabash | 11–0 | Mason Zurek, Wabash | Tyler McCullen, Wabash | Eric Raeburn, Wabash |
| NACC | Lakeland | 8–3 | Michael Whitley, Lakeland | Landon Deringer, Lakeland Tanner Behnke, Wisc. Lutheran | Colin Bruton, Lakeland |
| Northwest | Linfield | 10–0 | Sam Riddle, Linfield | Alex Hoff, Linfield | Joseph Smith, Linfield |
| OAC | Mount Union | 11–0 | Justin Magazine, Ohio Northern Anthony Latina, John Carroll Devon Price, Ohio Northern | Tom Lally, Mount Union Tre Jones, Mount Union Hank Spencer, Mount Union | Dean Paul, Ohio Northern |
| ODAC | Washington and Lee | 10–1 | Matt Pawlowski, Guilford | Jake Payne, Shenandoah | Scott Abell, Washington and Lee |
| PAC | Thomas More | 11–0 | Sam Benger, Carnegie Mellon | Erick Butler, Thomas More | Regis Scafe, Thomas More |
| SAA | Hendrix | 8–3 | Dayton Winn, Hendrix | Michael Shield, Rhodes | Buck Buchanan, Hendrix |
| SCIAC | La Verne | 8–2 | Kwame Do, Occidental | Paul Slaats, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps | Chris Krich, La Verne |
| SCAC | Texas Lutheran | 8–2 | Trenton White, Texas Lutheran | Julian Turner, Trinity | Danny Padron, Texas Lutheran |
| UMAC | St. Scholastica | 9–2 | Latif Adams, Westminster (MO) | Alex Mangan, St. Scholastica | Chris Douglas, MacMurray |
| USA South | Huntingdon | 10–1 | Malik Adams, NC Wesleyan | Anthony White, Huntingdon | Mike Turk, Huntingdon |
| WIAC | UW–Oshkosh | 10–1 | Brett Kasper, UW-Oshkosh | Andrew Robinson, UW-Platteville | Pat Cerroni, UW-Oshkosh |

## Postseason

Twenty-five conferences met the requirements for an automatic ("Pool A") bid to the playoffs. Besides the NESCAC, which does not participate in the playoffs, two conferences had no Pool A bid. The American Southwest, which had fallen below the required seven members in 2013, lost its Pool A bid after the two-year grace period; the SCAC had only four members. The MASCAC and SAA gained Pool A bids for the first time, having passed through the two-year waiting period.
Schools not in Pool A conferences were eligible for Pool B. The number of Pool B bids was determined by calculating the ratio of Pool A conferences to schools in those conferences and applying that ratio to the number of Pool B schools. The 25 Pool A conferences contained 220 schools, an average of 8.8 teams per conference. Twelve schools were in Pool B, enough for one bid.
The remaining six playoff spots were at-large ("Pool C") teams.

### Playoff bracket

| First round November 21, 2015 | First round November 21, 2015 | Second round November 28, 2015 | Second round November 28, 2015 | Quarterfinals December 5, 2015 | Quarterfinals December 5, 2015 | Semifinals December 12, 2015 | Semifinals December 12, 2015 | Championship December 18, 2015 Salem Football Stadium Salem, Virginia | Championship December 18, 2015 Salem Football Stadium Salem, Virginia |
| St. Thomas (MN)* | 57 | | | | | | | | |
| La Verne | 14 | St. Thomas (MN)* | 38 | | | | | | |
| St. John's (MN)* | 51 | St. John's (MN) | 19 | | | | | | |
| Dubuque | 7 | | | St. Thomas (MN)* | 38 | | | | |
| Thomas More* | 51 | | | Wabash | 7 | | | | |
| Washington and Lee | 21 | Thomas More | 27 | | | | | | |
| Wabash* | 35 | Wabash* † | 33 | | | | | | |
| Albion | 14 | | | | | St. Thomas (MN)* | 38 | | |
| Linfield* | 48 | | | | | Linfield | 17 | | |
| Whitworth | 10 | Linfield* | 38 | | | | | | |
| SUNY Cortland* | 45 | SUNY Cortland | 22 | | | | | | |
| Salisbury | 21 | | | Linfield* | 38 | | | | |
| Huntingdon* | 38 | | | Mary Hardin–Baylor | 35 | | | | |
| Hendrix | 27 | Huntingdon | 23 | | | | | | |
| Hardin–Simmons* | 19 | Mary Hardin–Baylor* | 43 | | | | | | |
| Mary Hardin–Baylor | 37 | | | | | | | St. Thomas (MN) | 35 |
| Mount Union* | 55 | | | | | | | Mount Union | 49 |
| St. Lawrence | 23 | Mount Union* | 66 | | | | | | |
| Albright* | 49 | Albright | 7 | | | | | | |
| Norwich | 0 | | | Mount Union* | 56 | | | | |
| Wesley* | 42 | | | Wesley | 35 | | | | |
| Framingham State | 22 | Wesley | 42 | | | | | | |
| Johns Hopkins* | 52 | Johns Hopkins* | 37 | | | | | | |
| Western New England | 20 | | | | | Mount Union* | 36 | | |
| Wisconsin–Oshkosh* | 48 | | | | | Wisconsin–Whitewater | 6 | | |
| St. Scholastica | 0 | Wisconsin–Oshkosh* | 42 | | | | | | |
| Franklin* | 22 | Ohio Northern | 7 | | | | | | |
| Ohio Northern | 27 | | | Wisconsin–Oshkosh* | 29 | | | | |
| Wisconsin–Whitewater* | 48 | | | Wisconsin–Whitewater | 31 | | | | |
| St. Norbert | 0 | Wisconsin-Whitewater | 31 | | | | | | |
| Wheaton (IL)* | 55 | Wheaton (IL)* | 17 | | | | | | |
| Lakeland | 6 | | | | | | | | |
* Home team † Overtime Winner

### Bowl games

| Date | Bowl | Location | Home team | Away team | Score |
| Nov. 20, 2015 | ECAC Chapman Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | Husson | Salve Regina | 42–39 |
| Nov. 20, 2015 | ECAC President's Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | WPI | Kean | 24–6 |
| Nov. 21, 2015 | Centennial–MAC Bowl Series | Scotty Wood Stadium Allentown, Pennsylvania | Muhlenberg | Stevenson | 14–9 |
| Nov. 21, 2015 | Centennial-MAC Bowl Series | James Work Memorial Stadium Doylestown, Pennsylvania | Delaware Valley | Moravian | 20–16 |
| Nov. 21, 2015 | ECAC Lynah Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | St. John Fisher | Westminster (PA) | 42–21 |
| Nov. 21, 2015 | ECAC Bushnell Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | Buffalo State | RPI | 20–13 |
| Nov. 22, 2015 | ECAC Legacy Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | Bridgewater State | Carnegie Mellon | 48–13 |
| Nov. 22, 2015 | ECAC Whitelaw Bowl | Arute Field New Britain, Connecticut | Alfred | Fitchburg State | 11–10 |