Championship Subdivision Football | FCS Football | Stadiums | Blogs | Forums

...based on Week 3 results and the previous FCS Coaches Poll.

1. ND State. Regardless, they are holding tough against a P5. No move.
2. Montana. Win vs. MVFC. No move.
3. SD State. Win. No move.
4. Sacramento State. Win vs. MVFC. +3
5. Incarnate Word. Win. +3
6. SW Missouri State. Lost vs. FBS-10, but fought close. No move.
7. TN-Chattanooga. Win blowout. +2
8. Delaware. Won blowout vs. ranked team. +2
9. MT State. Lost blowout to OR State. -5
10. Jackson State. Won blowout. +1
11. Villanova. Lost blowout to Army. -6
12. Weber State. Won blowout. +1
13. Holy Cross. Win vs. Ivy. -1
14. William & Mary. Win blowout. +3.
15. E. Washington. BYE. No move.
16. Stephen F. Austin. BYE. No move.
17. Rhode Island. Lost to Delaware. -3
18. Fordham. Win vs. CAA. +3
19. E. Kentucky. Win blowout. +5
20. Mercer. Win shutout. No move.
21. Samford. Win. +4
22. UC Davis. Win blowout. NR
23. SE Louisiana. Win blowout. NR
24. NC Central. Win blowout vs. CAA. NR
25. Princeton. Win blowout. NR

Dropped Out

19. E. TN State. Lost to Furman.
22. Kennesaw State. BYE.
23. Youngstown State. Lost blowout.

1. ND State
2. Montana
3. Sacramento State
4. SD State
5. MT State
6. SW Missouri State
7. Delaware
8. Jackson State
9. Weber State
10. Incarnate Word
11. TN-Chattanooga
12. Holy Cross
13. Villanova
14. Fordham
15. E. Washington
16. Mercer
17. TN-Martin
18. Stephen F. Austin
19. E. Kentucky
20. Richmond
21. Youngstown State
22. Furman
24. NC Central
25. Austin Peay

A two loss Missouri State has no business being ahead of a 4-0 Weber State or a 4-0 Delaware.

Just my 2 cents

Wildcat Ryan wrote: ↑Sat Sep 24, 2022 11:21 pm A two loss Missouri State has no business being ahead of a 4-0 Weber State or a 4-0 Delaware.

Just my 2 cents

Agreed. I’d also put Weber ahead of Montana State. The EWU win will likely be meaningless by the end of the season and the Cats got trucked by there only quality opponent.

I think the Big Sky has three really solid teams.

You make a good point, Ryan. I just don't like huge swings, particularly given that the SW Missouri State loss was relatively close. The big reason I made a huge positive move for Sac was how comprehensive the victory over a higher division foe was. I'm not a fan of Massey, but someone at SacBuzz posted that Massey has moved Sac all the way to #1. As excited as I am over this huge win, THAT kind of a move might just be a bit premature. Whether or not Weber is in front of SW Missouri State or not will likely become academic during the next two weeks. SW is on the road at North Dakota and then home against SIU, while Weber has their bye followed by EWU. I fully anticipate that Weber will separate themselves from SW by then, as EWU will be a tougher foe for Weber than the combination of ND and SIU will be for SW. It just seemed a bit soon for me to do that quite yet, though.

1. ND State
2. SD State
3. Sac State
4. MT State
5. Montana
6. Delaware
7. Weber State
8. Jackson State
9. SFA
10. Incarnate Word
11. Holy Cross
12. TN-Chattanooga
13. SW Missouri State
14. Villanova
15. Mercer
16. TN-Martin
17. Austin Peay
18. Samford
19. Fordham
20. EWU
21. William & Mary
22. SELA
23. Richmond
24. Rhode Island
25. SIU