So. Cal. Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College

Record6-2through 8 games
Nextvs Azusa PacificSat Nov 7 · 8 pm ET
The model#89 among Division III teams

Updated Wed Nov 4 · through week 9

Schedule and results

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College · 2026 schedule and results6-2Balanced slateAverage opponent win rate 50%.
WkDateOpponentResultRecordConfTop performers
1Sep 5Northwestern (MN)W 19-141-00-0
2Bye week
3Sep 19George FoxL 25-421-10-0
4Sep 26@Pomona PitzerW 22-102-11-0
5Oct 3Cal LutheranW 24-223-12-0
6Oct 10@La VerneW 27-184-13-0
7Oct 17WhittierW 39-05-14-0
8Oct 24@ChapmanL 28-495-24-1
9Oct 31@RedlandsW 35-146-25-1
10Nov 7Azusa Pacific8 pm ET94% to win
How to read this table

Win chances are our model for Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College, through 8 games. This week's game comes from the playoff simulation, later games from the rating model. They are estimates and move every week.

Ahead

The forecast

The games that decide the season

The games that decide the season

Sat Nov 7Next: Azusa Pacificvs Azusa Pacific · at home

Recent form · last 10 games

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College has won four of its last five.

8-2 over the last 10, and won the last one.

Streak W1Last 5 · 4-1Last 10 · 8-2

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Worth watchingGames average 48 combined points, even games

What it is like to watch them2026 · 6-2

Game feel48even gamescombined pts / game4th highest-scoring of 8 in the So. Cal.
Heart rate2-0white-knucklein one-score games (2 of 8)2nd most one-score games of 8 in the So. Cal.
Margin+6.2competitiveavg scoring margin3rd best margin of 8 in the So. Cal.

Measured from 8 games · ranks are among So. Cal. teams the same season

Team storyThe story of this team right now, in one line.
The weekly grind

The Stags of Claremont, California, a combined-college SCIAC program defined by the Sixth Street Rivalry — the season-ending grudge match against Pomona-Pitzer, fought for the Sixth Street Trophy a short walk across the street.

Standard GapAn elite-academic combined program whose football identity is bound up…
Read the full program story ↓
Game dayWhat a Saturday in this stadium actually feels like.
The experience

The Stags of Claremont, California, a combined-college SCIAC program defined by the Sixth Street Rivalry — the season-ending grudge match against Pomona-Pitzer, fought for the Sixth Street Trophy a short walk across the street.

Playoff pathWhere this team sits in the D3 bracket race.

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps College sits 2nd in the So. Cal. Conference and 59th of 245 in the CFB Zeitgeist — on the at-large bubble — the conference title is the surer route.

So. Cal. · 2026
TeamConfOverallIndex
1Chapman6-07-168.6
2Claremont Mudd Scripps5-16-260.6
3Pomona Pitzer4-25-354.0
4Cal Lutheran4-25-351.9
5Redlands3-33-546.1
6Azusa Pacific2-52-539.0
7La Verne1-62-639.8
8Whittier0-61-731.9
60.6 CFB Zeitgeist#59 of 245 D350.1 strength of schedule1 quality win

Win the So. Cal. Conference for the automatic berth into the 40-team NCAA Division III bracket. Miss it and the path is an at-large bid, selected by NPI — the metric the CFB Index mirrors. Six wins survive the bracket to the Stagg Bowl.

Source: CFB Zeitgeist — conference records + NPI-style rating from 2026 games · the field is 40 teams, NPI-selected
The 2026 season · 6-2
W 19-14 vs Northwestern (MN) · Wk 1+5NorthwesL 25-42 vs George Fox · Wk 3−17George FW 22-10 at Pomona Pitzer · Wk 4+12Pomona PW 24-22 vs Cal Lutheran · Wk 5+2Cal LuthW 27-18 at La Verne · Wk 6+9La VerneW 39-0 vs Whittier · Wk 7+39WhittierL 28-49 at Chapman · Wk 8−21ChapmanW 35-14 at Redlands · Wk 9+21Redlands

Signature win 39-0 over Whittier; toughest day 28-49 against Chapman.

CFB Zeitgeist “Go Stags.”
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