Ian Kennelly has terrorized opposing quarterbacks in college for years. Now, he’ll be aiming to do the same to NFL quarterbacks soon.

CAA Football Gunslingers, next-level tight ends out of the Gulf South Conference, and talented small college seniors from across the country will take the field in Little Elm, Texas this Sunday for The Dream Bowl 2024.

Many significant moments have happened on FloFootball in 2024, including multiple incredible and impressive games from teams and individuals.

North Central College, the top-ranked team in NCAA Division III football, is going to play for a national championship for the fifth consecutive time after a 66-0 victory over Susquehanna in the second of Saturday’s two national semifinals.

It would be hard to talk about NCAA Division II football over the last decade – or maybe even 20 years – without mentioning Valdosta State and Ferris State, as they’ve been two of the most dominant teams in the country.

There may not be a lot of games left to play across the college football landscape over the next couple of weeks, but that does not mean that there aren't some big-time statistical showcases to talk about.

Susquehanna football and North Central are fighting for a ticket to the big game. They will meet in the Division III national semifinals and then travel to Shell Energy Stadium in Houston, TX, for the national championship.

The first NCAA Division II football national champion – Louisiana Tech – was crowned in 1973, and in 2023, the championship trophy was hoisted for the 50th time, with that honor going to undefeated Harding (15-0).

Ferris State’s rise to the upper echelon of Division II football in recent years has come with continued help from a long line of talented quarterbacks, often with signal callers of different skillsets sharing the responsibility.

Ferris State football, like its opponent this week, has had a tremendous season. The Bulldogs may not be undefeated, but they have still shown they are one of, if not the best, teams in the division.

Valdosta State football put together one of the best regular seasons in Division II College Football, and the Blazers have been steps ahead of all the opponents they have faced this season.

A big reason why McKinney, Texas, is the latest home for the NCAA Division II Football Championship is the McKinney ISD Stadium, a $70 million facility that seats more than 12,000 people. With the national championship on Dec. 21, fans know the teams playing in the game as it's another chapter of Valdosta State football vs. Ferris State football.

It's that time of the year when the stakes are high, and careers are defined as the NCAA Division II football playoffs are set to conclude on Dec. 21.

All the blood, sweat, and tears from training camps, practice, and workouts have all come to this Saturday, Dec. 21, in the Division II national championship game.

What Ferris State (13-1) has done since opening the 2024 college football season with a loss has been unforgettable, but the job isn’t quite done yet.