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With weather bearing down on the East Coast, Otterbein and Colton Coy might be glad they're playing Friday.
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Around the Region

Even if you're new to following Division III football here on D3football.com, you've seen us mention the name of our national columnist, Keith McMillan.

But there's far more to tell about the 238 teams we cover than one person can write, even in 3,000 words a week. So we also have seven additional columnists each covering a segment of the country in Around the Region.

Get to meet (or re-meet) our columnists, as well as reading about the key games to watch for the 2010 season, in this week's Around the Mid-Atlantic, Around the Northeast and Around the East, Around the Midwest and Around the South.

This season also marks the departure of a longtime D3football.com columnist, as Around the West writer Adam Johnson departs and recent Willamette graduate Tim Walsh takes over the column. Adam had written for D3football.com since 2002, when his weekly column chronicled A Year at Macalester -- a blog before its time about a program that had barely survived the school's ax. Thanks, Adam, for your contributions to D3football.com over the years and we look forward to still seeing you at games.

Plus, one more thing. To dig into all 238 teams, find out where we rank them and read even more Division III football feature stories, subscribe to Kickoff 2010. Kickoff is $10 and is available to registered and paid users online. (Users who register with .edu e-mail addresses get a 40% discount, to $6.) Register now! (And if you're already a subscriber but having trouble getting back in, try clearing your cookies.)
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Sep. 2Carnegie Mellon Opens 2010 Campaign Saturday at Grove City ...
Sep. 2PAC Football Weekly Podcast #1 - September 4, 2010
Sep. 1SCAC Media Days - Day Three
Sep. 1DC Football Spends Time Off Gridiron for Community Service...
Sep. 1Central opens daunting schedule
UW-Stevens Point's Jared Jenkins could play at the next level as either a receiver or punter.
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Talking Kickoff
As we get ready for Thursday's kickoff, check out Kickoff 2010.

Part of the centerpiece of hundreds and hundreds of pages of content is the part we put the most work into improving this year: team capsules. We preview all 238 teams that we cover and we rank them all, from UW-Whitewater to ... well, we could tell you who's ranked last, but that's part of Kickoff.

UW-Stevens Point is hoping to knock off those Warhawks this year, but if the Pointers do, it won't be without a big contribution from Jared Jenkins. Read about his pro aspirations at two positions in Kickoff.

Keith McMillan writes his annual 'Beyond the Top 25' column, noting teams outside the poll who will nonetheless make the playoffs, and teams who made the field last year but will miss out in 2010. We tackle the UW-Whitewater/Mount Union dual dynasty from two angles: How did it get this way and how do we stop it? We rank every team. We predict. Plus you can go back and see previous years' feature stories as well.

If you dig deep, you'll find a six-win team we predict will run the table, or a player who transferred halfway across the country from Grove City to try to follow in his brother's footsteps at quarterback. We tackle the UW-Whitewater/Mount Union dual dynasty from two angles: How did it get this way and how do we stop it? We rank every team. We predict. Plus you can go back and see previous years' feature stories as well.

All that and more in Kickoff. It's out. Dig deep and enjoy.

Kickoff is $10 and is available to registered and paid users online. (Users who register with .edu e-mail addresses get a 40% discount, to $6.) Register now!