Wayne State College is ranked eighth in the second NCAA Super Region Four Football Rankings announced Monday afternoon by the NCAA office in Indianapolis, Indiana.  The Northern Sun Conference, Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference and Lone Star Conference comprise the 33-team NCAA Super Region Four this season.
            Colorado School of Mines leads the Super Region Four rankings at 9-0 followed by Western Colorado with an 8-1 record.  Texas Permian Basin (7-1), Central Washington (7-0) and Augustana (8-1) round out the top five teams.
            Minnesota State, Bemidji State and Wayne State from the NSIC are ranked sixth, seventh and eighth respectively with Angelo State and Texas A&M-Kingsville from the Lone Star Conference listed ninth and 10^th.
            28 teams will advance to the NCAA Division II football championship this season (seven from each region) with 12 first-round games scheduled to be played on Saturday, November 18^th.  The top seed in each selection region (super region) will receive a bye in the first round of the playoffs.
            Wayne State is 6-3 following Saturday's 14-12 win over previously unbeaten and #12 Augustana.  The Wildcats will be on the road Saturday visiting Sioux Falls for a 1 p.m. contest.
 
NCAA Super Region Four Football Rankings
 

1. Colorado School of Mines          9-0
2. Western Colorado                     8-1
3. Texas Permian Basin                 7-1
4. Central Washington                   7-0
5. Augustana                                8-1
6. Minnesota State                        8-1
7. Bemidji State                             7-1
8. Wayne State (Neb.)                  6-3
9. Angelo State                             5-3
10. Texas A&M-Kingsville                5-3