Editor's Note: This is the final week of the regular season for the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision, as well as the next to last full week for teams in the so-called "Group Of Five" in the NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS). The "Group Of Five" consists of the American Athletic Conference and Conference USA, as well as the Mid-American, Mountain West, and Sun Belt Conferences.
KEY: Projected winners marked in RED.
FBS Group Of Five
Friday, November 21
UTEP (6-4) at Rice (6-4)
Air Force (8-2) at San Diego State (5-5)
Saturday, November 22
South Florida (4-6) at Memphis (7-3)
Marshall (10-0) at UAB (5-5)
Louisiana Tech (7-3) at Old Dominion (4-6)
Western Michigan (7-3) at Central Michigan (7-4)
Fresno State (4-6) at Nevada (6-4)
Boise State (8-2) at Wyoming (4-6)
Appalachian State (5-5) at Louisiana-Lafayette (7-3)
FCS
Saturday, November 22, 2014
Yale (8-1) at Harvard (9-0)
Villanova (9-2) at Delaware (6-5)
Youngstown State (7-4) at North Dakota State (10-1)
Dartmouth (7-2) at Princeton (5-4)
Liberty (7-4) at Coastal Carolina (11-0)
New Hampshire (9-1) at Maine (5-5)
Central Arkansas (6-5) at Sam Houston State (7-4)
Montana State (8-3) at Montana (7-4)
Richmond (7-4) at William & Mary (7-4)
Cal Poly (6-5) at San Diego (9-1)
UT-Martin (5-6) at Eastern Illinois (5-6)
Southern Illinois (6-5) at Illinois State (9-1)
Campbell (5-6) at Dayton (7-3)
North Carolina A&T (9-2) at North Carolina Central (6-5)
Northwestern State (6-5) at Stephen F. Austin (7-4)
Editor's Note: This is the first of what (hopefully) will be many installments of the "RFC Postseason Predictions." This week, it's opening round action of the NCAA Division II, Division III, and NAIA playoffs. All games featured will count towards the regular standings, just like the "RFC Top Games." So, without further ado, let's get started.
Last Week: 38-20 (.655) This Year: 362-168 (.683)
NOTE: Interactive brackets are courtesy of ncaa.com.
The NCAA Division II/NCAA Division III/NAIA regular season wrapped up on Saturday. Here's a quick recap on who punched their ticket to the playoffs, who hurt their chances, and more below.
The regular season for college football teams at the NCAA Division II, NCAA Division III, and NAIA levels ends today (Saturday, November 15, 2014). Follow the action of key games at the following links listed below:
Like the old saying goes, "you have to start somewhere." For Verne Lundquist and John Dockery, one of the places where they got their "start" was in Phenix City, Alabama, as Ithaca did battle with Wittenberg in the 1979 Stagg Bowl. Click on the link below to watch this classic duel between two perennial NCAA Division III powerhouses.
Editor's Note: For
the remainder of the regular season, RFC will have a list of teams that
are "bowl-eligible", within the so-called "Group Of Five" conferences
of the Football Bowl Subdivsion (FBS). Those conferences are the
American Athletic, Conference USA, Mid-American, Mountain West, and Sun
Belt. Teams must win at least six games against NCAA Division I
opponents--FBS or FCS--in order to be considered for bowl eligibility.
FBS Independents such as Army, BYU, or Navy are ineligible for the
automatic bid to one of the "New Year's Six Bowls."
American: East Carolina and Memphis Conference USA: Louisiana Tech, Marshall, and Rice Mid-American: Bowling Green, Central Michigan, Northern Illinois, Toledo, and Western Michigan Mountain West: Air Force, Boise State, Colorado State, Nevada, and Utah State Sun Belt: Arkansas State, Georgia Southern, and Louisiana-Lafayette
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