By the numbers: Streaks roll on, four more ranked teams fall on DII football Saturday

Another wild weekend in Division II football comes to a close. It was a wild one, with five more ranked teams falling. That's 19 Top 25 teams losing over the past four weekends of DII football. For those keeping track at home, that's a lot.

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It was a weekend full of big rushing performances. It was a weekend that saw two record-setting streaks continue to roll on to new heights. It was a weekend that once again provided a little bit of a surprise to those in the Top 25.

Let's go beyond the box score and break down the Top 25 by the numbers.

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How the Top 25 fared:

2 -- Number of ranked teams that fell on Saturday, two of which were at the hands of fellow Top 25 foes. No. 9 Slippery Rock saw its undefeated start come to an end against No. 3 Indiana (Pennsylvania), and No. 22 West Georgia fell to No. 23 West Alabama in an exciting Gulf South Conference showdown that saw the Tigers rise victorious 34-31 in the final minutes of the game. 

BIG come-from-behind win for . The Tigers just keep winning!

— Cheryl Wray (@cwray_sports)

3 -- Number of upsets on Saturday. No. 12 Colorado State-Pueblo dropped its second loss of the season in a 35-24 loss to Fort Lewis. No. 14 Bowie State lost an exciting offensive display to Virginia State 47-35. No. 19 Southeastern Oklahoma State saw its undefeated run through the Great American Conference come to an end at the hands of Henderson State, 21-20.

24.95 -- Average amount of points the 20 Top 25 teams won by.

4 -- Number of Top 25 teams that eked out a victory by three points.

3 -- Shutouts posted by ranked teams.

55 -- Largest margin of victory on Saturday. Indianapolis handed Quincy a 55-0 loss. No. 11 Texas A&M-Commerce was second, winning by 49 points while No. 16 Ashland won by 48.

FINAL | 55, 0

— UIndy Athletics (@UIndyAthletics)

37 -- No. 1 Northwest Missouri State's winning streak. The Bearcats defeated Northeastern State 42-14.

30 -- Henderson State's DII-record road win streak. The Reddies overcame a 17-point deficit in its upset.

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4 -- Number of Top 25 teams that had a duo of 100-yard rushers. No. 8 Fort Hays State had Charles Tigner (171) and the red-hot Kenneth Iheme (103) break the century mark. No. 20 Colorado Mesa had running back David Tann (206) and quarterback Eystin Salum (181) do a lot of damage on the ground. Jordan Taormina (118) and Nate Gunn (111) ran amok for No. 4 Minnesota State. Freshman Al McKeller (143) and Tyre Lee (101) both eclipsed 100 yards for No. 5 UIndy.

Which players on Top 25 teams shined just a little bit brighter than the rest? Let's take a look position by position.

QUARTERBACKS:

RUNNING BACKS:

WIDE RECEIVERS:

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They may have played for unranked teams, but these players certainly showed up to play in their Top 25 matchups. Quarterback Cordelral Cook had a huge game in Virginia State's upset of Bowie State. He threw for 234 yards and two touchdowns, rushing for 100 more yards and three touchdowns on the ground. He had plenty of help moving the chains. Running back Trenton Cannon added 234 yards rushing and another touchdown. Azusa Pacific put up video game-like numbers in its loss to Humboldt State. Quarterback Andrew Elffers threw for 475 yards, rushed for 84 more and totaled three touchdowns. He had a pair of 170-yard receivers -- Darrell Adams, Jr. and Weston Carr -- and also saw running back Kurt Scoby run for 126 yards and three touchdowns in the Cougars 684-yard outburst.