I was going by the 2,046 reported on the D3 page, which I assume would be the number on campus from which football players would come.  They reported some 9,500 last spring, which includes 4,000 at some sort of Detroit center, plus thousands more, surely part-timers, at various other centers.   

240 on roster (more than 1 in 10 students, and maybe 1 in 4 males walking around campus, which corresponds in % to many these days in D-3). 117 frosh ... a desperate necessity to stay in business?

https://muspartans.com/news/2023/2/27/hunt-named-head-football-coach.aspx

Manchester head coach resignation

https://muspartans.com/news/2023/1/10/new-chapter-ahead-nate-jensen-resigns-as-head-football-coach.aspx

Progress video of a few weeks ago on new Manchester stadium.  View at the end shows relationship to old field.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZAE_KT8XZo&fbclid=IwAR1xhZvpQYCzl18Ub_gHuBI4Wxv7QpLMoyvlqF--TnzSy9h8BdK0LKoKk5

Anderson at Manchester tomorrow in last game at Carl Burt Stadium, formerly called Kenapocomoco Field (the Potawatami name for the Eel River flowing beside it).  Since 1924, 95 years of football has been played on that ground, by players including MC's Herb Banet (Green Bay Packers) and Don Lieberum (NY Giants) coached by Burt on powerful teams in the 1930's, Bluffton's Elbert Dubenion (all-pro, Buffalo Bills) in the '50's, MC's Mike Kelly (U. Dayton NCAA Hall of Fame coach) and  Franklin's Terry Hoeppner (Miami and IU coach) in the '60's. The new facility is under construction nearby.   

Here you go, on the Manchester facility, with groundbreaking in a couple weeks:
https://www.manchester.edu/alumni/giving-to-mu/where-can-i-give/capital-initiative-athletic-stadium

Manchester is beginning construction, any day now, of a new stadium with artificial turf and new track.  A ceremonial ground-breaking will occur a little later, at homecoming.  Completion is expected for the '20 season.  It will be located a little to the south of the current site, still by the tree-lined Eel River.