Ivy League to begin participating in the NCAA Division I FCS playoffs starting with the 2025 season
Following a year-long process initiated by the Ivy League’s Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC), the Ivy League Council of Presidents has approved a proposal to participate in the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs beginning next season.
For the second year in a row and for the third time in program history, Malakoff is in the finals. The Tigers won the Class ...
INDIANAPOLIS (KFGO) – The NCAA FCS championship game is moving out of Frisco, Texas. The NCAA says the 2026 and 2027 ...
Two of Section 2’s best announced verbal commitments on Thursday morning to continue their academic and football careers at ...
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Sources: Multiple HBCUs in deep discussions with NCAA DII national championship game coachAcross the past two seasons, Tremaine Jackson has guided storied NCAA Division II program Valdosta State (Georgia) to 25 wins ...
Louisville volleyball will play Penn State for its first national title in program history. Here are The Courier Journal ...
The Panthers racked up 640 yards of offense, 341 on the ground, to steamroll the Chaparrals 50-21 for the program's second ...
A quick breakdown of Mount Union football's NCAA Division III national semifinal against Johns Hopkins, with six things to ...
A pair of undefeated six-man football squads from the Lubbock area will vie for state titles Wednesday in Arlington.
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