Division II teams meet in a nine-man contest to open the season and there was a lot of scoring on a regulation field with fewer players on it.

Army will begin selling alcoholic beverages at football games at Michie Stadium beginning with its game Friday against Tarleton State.

Okinawa should rule the roost in Division I openers; Panthers should prevail as D-II season begins.

Humphreys doesn’t see often see many players suit up for three years, so experience is often at a premium with tough D-I schedule.

Osan and Zama plan to play nine-man football this season, with the rest of the D-II field using two fewer players when taking them on.

Robert D. Edgren got off to a strong start a year ago before bowing out in the D-II playoffs. Team hopes to be back in title game for first time in more than a decade.

Yokota turned its season around in the playoffs a year ago and emerged with a D-II Far East title. Many of those players are back.

With preseason camps winding down and opening kickoffs approaching, a different reality hits: The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Nile C. Kinnick has height at many positions, though it’s not clear how that will translate in DODEA-Pacific Division I football this season.

Here’s a look ahead at the football season for Vicenza, Naples, Aviano and Sigonella.