Football Coverage from AFC East to NCAA FCS
South Dakota State (14-1) proved to be the No. 1 team in the nation by defeating No. 2 North Dakota State (12-3) in the FCS Championship Game on January 8 in Frisco, Texas.
The South Dakota State Jackrabbits opened the 2022 NCAA Football Championship Subdivision regular season as the No. 1 team on Talking Pigskin’s FCS Top 25 ballot and their status remains the same 12 weeks later.
The top-seven teams all posted Week 11 victories to retain their status on Talking Pigskin’s latest Division I FCS Top 25 ballot.
Sacramento State leapt over Montana State to claim the No. 2 ranking based upon an undefeated overall body of work. Meanwhile, Princeton became the first Ivy League team to crack the Talking Pigskin rankings this season.
Saint Francis landed on this week's Talking Pigskin FCS Top 25 ballot at No. 25 on the strength of becoming the first team to clinch an automatic bid to the 2022 NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision Playoffs.
Idaho jumps onto the ballot at No. 21. After posting a 30-23 win over the Montana Grizzlies, the Vandals easily handled Portland State in Week 8.
South Dakota State went on the road and proved itself worthy of the No. 1 National Ranking in Division I FCS.
Weber State became the fourth Big Sky Conference member to occupy one of the top eight slots on Talking Pigskin’s weekly Division I FCS Top 25 ballot.
Elon made the largest leap on Talking Pigskin’s Division I FCS Top 25 ballot following the Week 5 results.
South Dakota State held steady at No. 1 on the Talking Pigskin Division I FCS Top 25 ballot after doubling up fellow top-10 inhabitant Missouri State, 28-14.
There was minimal movement on Talking Pigskin’s Stats Perform Division I FCS Top 25 ballot following Week 3 results.
Holy Cross and Eastern Kentucky boosted their position on Talking Pigskin’s Stats Perform Division I FCS Top 25 ballot by notching exhilarating victories over Mid-American Conference programs.
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