2021 NCAA Division I FCS football rankings

2021 NCAA Division I FCS football rankings
Season2021
PostseasonSingle-elimination
NCAA Division I FCS football rankings
← 2020–21
2022 →

The 2021 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) football rankings consists of two human polls, in addition to various publications' preseason polls. Unlike the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), college football's governing body, the NCAA, bestows the national championship title through a 24-team tournament.[1] The following weekly polls determine the top 25 teams at the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision level of college football for the 2021 season. The STATS poll is voted by media members while the Coaches' Poll is determined by coaches at the FCS level.

Legend

Legend
  Increase in ranking
  Decrease in ranking
  Not ranked previous week
  Selected for NCAA FCS Playoffs
(Italics)   Number of first place votes
(#–#)   Win–loss record
т   Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

STATS poll

Preseason
August 18[2]		Week 1
September 6[3]		Week 2
September 13[4]		Week 3
September 20[5]		Week 4
September 27[6]		Week 5
October 4[7]		Week 6
October 11[8]		Week 7
October 18[9]		Week 8
October 25[10]		Week 9
November 1[11]		Week 10
November 8[12]		Week 11
November 15[13]		Week 12
November 22[14]		Final
January 10[15]
1.Sam Houston State (39)Sam Houston State (1–0) (32)Sam Houston State (2–0) (33)Sam Houston State (2–0) (31)Sam Houston State (3–0) (32)Sam Houston State (4–0) (29)Sam Houston State (5–0) (39)Sam Houston State (5–0) (35)Sam Houston State (6–0) (44)Sam Houston State (7–0) (40)Sam Houston State (8–0) (50)Sam Houston State (9–0) (50)Sam Houston State (10–0) (49)North Dakota State (14–1) (50)1.
2.James Madison (8)South Dakota State (1–0) (11)South Dakota State (2–0) (9)South Dakota State (2–0) (8)South Dakota State (3–0) (10)South Dakota State (4–0) (15)Eastern Washington (6–0) (9)Eastern Washington (7–0) (14)North Dakota State (7–0) (6)North Dakota State (8–0) (10)James Madison (8–1)James Madison (9–1)James Madison (10–1)Montana State (12–3)2.
3.South Dakota State (4)James Madison (1–0) (2)James Madison (2–0) (5)James Madison (3–0) (9)James Madison (3–0) (5)James Madison (4–0) (6)North Dakota State (5–0) (2)North Dakota State (6–0) (1)Southern Illinois (6–1)James Madison (7–1)Montana State (8–1)Montana State (9–1)North Dakota State (10–1) (1)James Madison (12–2)3.
4.North Dakota StateMontana (1–0) (5)Montana (2–0) (3)Montana (2–0) (2)Montana (3–0) (3)Eastern Washington (5–0)Southern Illinois (5–1)Southern Illinois (6–1)Villanova (6–1)Montana State (7–1)South Dakota State (7–2)North Dakota State (9–1)Eastern Washington (9–2)South Dakota State (11–4)4.
5.DelawareNorth Dakota State (1–0)North Dakota State (2–0)North Dakota State (3–0)North Dakota State (3–0)North Dakota State (4–0)Montana (4–1)Villanova (5–1)James Madison (6–1)Eastern Washington (7–1)North Dakota State (8–1)Eastern Washington (8–2)Montana (9–2)Sam Houston State (11–1)5.
6.Weber StateDelaware (1–0)Delaware (2–0)Eastern Washington (3–0)Eastern Washington (4–0)Montana (3–1)Villanova (4–1)South Dakota State (5–1)Montana State (7–1)Southeastern Louisiana (7–1)UC Davis (8–1)Villanova (8–2)Villanova (9–2)Montana (10–3)6.
7.Southern IllinoisEastern Washington (1–0)Eastern Washington (2–0)Southern Illinois (2–1)Southern Illinois (3–1)UC Davis (5–0)South Dakota State (4–1)James Madison (5–1)Eastern Washington (7–1)Southern Illinois (6–2)Eastern Washington (7–2)Montana (8–2)Montana State (9–2)Eastern Washington (10–3)7.
8.North DakotaSouthern Illinois (1–0)Southern Illinois (1–1)Delaware (2–1)UC Davis (4–0)Southern Illinois (4–1)James Madison (4–1)Montana State (6–1)Southeastern Louisiana (6–1)UC Davis (7–1)Villanova (7–2)East Tennessee State (9–1)Sacramento State (9–2)Villanova (10–3)8.
9.MontanaNorth Dakota (1–0)Weber State (1–1)Jacksonville State (2–1)Delaware (2–1)Delaware (3–1)Montana State (5–1)Southeastern Louisiana (5–1)UC Davis (7–1)South Dakota State (6–2)Montana (7–2)Kennesaw State (9–1)East Tennessee State (10–1)East Tennessee State (11–2)9.
10.Jacksonville StateWeber State (0–1)Jacksonville State (1–1)North Dakota (2–1)North Dakota (2–1)Montana State (4–1)East Tennessee State (6–0)UC Davis (6–1)South Dakota State (5–2)Villanova (6–2)Kennesaw State (8–1)UC Davis (8–2)Kennesaw State (10–1)Sacramento State (9–3)10.
11.Eastern WashingtonMontana State (0–1)North Dakota (1–1)Villanova (3–0)Montana State (3–1)Villanova (3–1)Southeastern Louisiana (4–1)Montana (4–2)Montana (5–2)Montana (6–2)East Tennessee State (8–1)Sacramento State (8–2)South Dakota State (8–3)Kennesaw State (11–2)11.
12.Montana StateVillanova (1–0)Villanova (2–0)UC Davis (3–0)Villanova (3–1)East Tennessee State (5–0)Rhode Island (5–0)Kennesaw State (5–1)Kennesaw State (6–1)Kennesaw State (7–1)Sacramento State (7–2)South Dakota State (7–3)Missouri State (8–3)Incarnate Word (10–3)12.
13.MonmouthSoutheastern Louisiana (1–0)Montana State (1–1)Montana State (2–1)East Tennessee State (4–0)North Dakota (2–2)UC Davis (5–1)UT Martin (5–1)East Tennessee State (7–1) тNorthern Iowa (5–3)UT Martin (8–1)UT Martin (9–1)Incarnate Word (9–2)UT Martin (10–3)13.
14.Central ArkansasUC Davis (1–0)UC Davis (2–0)Weber State (1–2)Southeastern Louisiana (2–1)Southeastern Louisiana (3–1)Delaware (3–2)East Tennessee State (6–1)UT Martin (6–1) тEast Tennessee State (7–1)Southeastern Louisiana (7–2)Missouri State (7–3)UC Davis (8–3)Missouri State (8–4)14.
15.Southeastern LouisianaEast Tennessee State (1–0)Southeastern Louisiana (1–1)East Tennessee State (3–0)Northern Iowa (2–1)Missouri State (3–1)Kennesaw State (4–1)South Dakota (5–2)Sacramento State (5–2)UT Martin (7–1)Southern Illinois (6–3)Southeastern Louisiana (8–2)Jackson State (10–1)Southeastern Louisiana (9–4)15.
16.VillanovaJacksonville State (0–1)East Tennessee State (2–0)Southeastern Louisiana (2–1)Missouri State (2–1)Northern Iowa (3–1)Northern Iowa (3–2)Incarnate Word (5–1)Northern Iowa (4–3)Sacramento State (6–2)Missouri State (6–3)South Dakota (7–3)UT Martin (9–2)Southern Illinois (8–5)16.
17.VMIAustin Peay (1–0)Missouri State (1–1)Northern Iowa (2–1)Jacksonville State (2–2)Kennesaw State (3–1)UT Martin (4–1)Missouri State (4–2)Missouri State (4–3)Missouri State (5–3)Incarnate Word (7–2)Southern Illinois (7–3)South Dakota (7–4)UC Davis (8–4)17.
18.ChattanoogaVMI (1–0)Northern Iowa (1–1)Missouri State (1–1)VMI (3–1)Rhode Island (4–0)Incarnate Word (4–1)Rhode Island (5–1)VMI (5–2)VMI (6–2)Jackson State (8–1)Incarnate Word (8–2)Southeastern Louisiana (8–3)South Dakota (7–5)18.
19.Kennesaw StateCentral Arkansas (0–1)Austin Peay (1–1)Austin Peay (2–1)Weber State (1–3)Weber State (2–3)Weber State (2–3)Sacramento State (4–2)Princeton (6–0)Jackson State (7–1)South Dakota (6–3)Jackson State (9–1)Dartmouth (9–1)Holy Cross (10–3)19.
20.Austin PeayMonmouth (0–1)Monmouth (1–1)Monmouth (2–1)Kennesaw State (2–1)Incarnate Word (4–1)Missouri State (3–2)Northern Iowa (3–3)Jackson State (6–1)Princeton (7–0) тNorthern Iowa (5–4)Dartmouth (8–1)Stephen F. Austin (8–3)Dartmouth (9–1)20.
21.Northern IowaNorthern Iowa (0–1)Richmond (2–0)New Hampshire (3–0)Rhode Island (3–0)UT Martin (3–1)South Dakota (4–2)VMI (5–2)South Dakota (5–3)William & Mary (6–2) тVMI (6–3)Mercer (7–2)Southern Illinois (7–4)Stephen F. Austin (8–4)21.
22.NichollsKennesaw State (1–0)VMI (1–1)VMI (2–1)Richmond (2–2)New Hampshire (3–2)North Dakota (2–3)Princeton (5–0)Incarnate Word (5–2)Incarnate Word (6–2)Chattanooga (6–3) тStephen F. Austin (7–3)Florida A&M (9–2)Jackson State (11–2)22.
23.UC DavisMissouri State (0–1)New Hampshire (2–0)Kennesaw State (2–1)UT Martin (3–1)Stephen F. Austin (3–2)New Hampshire (3–2)Delaware (3–3)Weber State (3–4)South Dakota (5–3)Dartmouth (7–1) тFlorida A&M (8–2)Princeton (9–1)Northern Iowa (6–6)23.
24.Missouri StateHoly Cross (1–0)Kennesaw State (1–1)Richmond (2–1)Incarnate Word (3–1)Jacksonville State (2–3)Jacksonville State (3–3)Jackson State (5–1)Rhode Island (5–2)Weber State (4–4)Prairie View A&M (7–1)Princeton (8–1)Holy Cross (9–2)Princeton (9–1)24.
25.North Carolina A&TRichmond (1–0)Central Arkansas (0–2)Central Arkansas (1–2)New Hampshire (3–1)Nicholls (2–2)Princeton (4–0)Dartmouth (5–0)Eastern Kentucky (5–2)Eastern Kentucky (6–2)William & Mary (6–3)Rhode Island (7–3)Mercer (7–3)Florida A&M (9–3)25.
Preseason
August 18[2]		Week 1
September 6[3]		Week 2
September 13[4]		Week 3
September 20[5]		Week 4
September 27[6]		Week 5
October 4[7]		Week 6
October 11[8]		Week 7
October 18[9]		Week 8
October 25[10]		Week 9
November 1[11]		Week 10
November 8[12]		Week 11
November 15[13]		Week 12
November 22[14]		Final
January 10[15]
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Chattanooga
  • No. 22 Nicholls
  • No. 25 North Carolina A&T
Dropped:
No. 24 Holy Cross		NoneDropped:
  • No. 19 Austin Peay
  • No. 20 Monmouth
  • No. 25 Central Arkansas
Dropped:
  • No. 18 VMI
  • No. 22 Richmond
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Stephen F. Austin
  • No. 25 Nicholls
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Weber State
  • No. 22 North Dakota
  • No. 23 New Hampshire
  • No. 24 Jacksonville State
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Delaware
  • No. 25 Dartmouth
Dropped:
  • No. 24 Rhode Island
Dropped:
  • No. 20т Princeton
  • No. 24 Weber State
  • No. 25 Eastern Kentucky
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Northern Iowa
  • No. 21 VMI
  • No. 22т Chattanooga
  • No. 24 Prairie View A&M
  • No. 25 William & Mary
Dropped:
  • No. 25 Rhode Island
Dropped:
  • No. 25 Mercer

Coaches' poll

Preseason
August 16[16]		Week 1
September 7[17]		Week 2
September 13[18]		Week 3
September 20[19]		Week 4
September 27[20]		Week 5
October 4[21]		Week 6
October 11[22]		Week 7
October 18[23]		Week 8
October 25, 2021[24]		Week 9
November 1[25]		Week 10
November 8[26]		Week 11
November 15[27]		Week 12
November 22[28]		Final
January 10, 2022[29]
1.Sam Houston State (18)Sam Houston State (1–0) (23)Sam Houston State (2–0) (25)Sam Houston State (2–0) (24)Sam Houston State (3–0) (26)Sam Houston State (4–0) (24)Sam Houston State (5–0) (27)Sam Houston State (5–0) (26)Sam Houston State (6–0) (27)Sam Houston State (7–0) (27)Sam Houston State (8–0) (28)Sam Houston State (9–0) (27)Sam Houston State (10–0) (27)North Dakota State (14–1) (24)1.
2.James Madison (9)James Madison (1–0) (1)James Madison (2–0) (1)James Madison (3–0) (3)James Madison (3–0) (1)James Madison (4–0) (1)Eastern Washington (6–0) (1)Eastern Washington (7–0) (2)North Dakota State (7–0)North Dakota State (8–0)James Madison (8–1)James Madison (9–1)James Madison (10–1)Montana State (12–3)2.
3.North Dakota StateSouth Dakota State (1–0) (3)South Dakota State (2–0) (2)South Dakota State (2–0) (1)South Dakota State (3–0) (1)South Dakota State (4–0) (1)North Dakota State (5–0)North Dakota State (6–0)Southern Illinois (6–1)James Madison (7–1)Montana State (8–1)Montana State (9–1) (1)North Dakota State (10–1)James Madison (12–2)3.
4.South Dakota State (1)North Dakota State (1–0)North Dakota State (2–0)Montana (2–0)Montana (3–0)Eastern Washington (5–0) (2)Southern Illinois (5–1)Southern Illinois (6–1)Villanova (6–1)Montana State (7–1)UC Davis (8–1)North Dakota State (9–1)Kennesaw State (10–1)Sam Houston State (11–1)4.
5.DelawareMontana (1–0) (1)Montana (2–0)North Dakota State (3–0)North Dakota State (4–0)North Dakota State (4–0)Villanova (4–1)Villanova (5–1)James Madison (6–1)Eastern Washington (7–1)Kennesaw State (8–1)Kennesaw State (9–1)Montana (9–2)South Dakota State (11–4)5.
6.Weber StateDelaware (1–0)Eastern Washington (2–0)Eastern Washington (3–0)Eastern Washington (4–0)Montana (3–1)Montana (4–1)James Madison (5–1)Montana State (7–1)Southeastern Louisiana (7–1)North Dakota State (8–1)Eastern Washington (8–2)Eastern Washington (9–2)Montana (10–3)6.
7.North DakotaNorth Dakota (1–0)Delaware (2–0)Villanova (3–0)Southern Illinois (3–1)Southern Illinois (4–1)James Madison (4–1)South Dakota State (5–1)Eastern Washington (7–1)UC Davis (7–1)South Dakota State (7–2)Montana (8–2)Villanova (9–2)East Tennessee State (11–2)7.
8.Jacksonville StateEastern Washington (1–0)Weber State (1–1)Southern Illinois (2–1)UC Davis (4–0)UC Davis (5–0)South Dakota State (4–1)Montana State (6–1)Southeastern Louisiana (6–1)Kennesaw State (7–1)Eastern Washington (7–2)UT Martin (9–1)East Tennessee State (10–1)Villanova (10–3)8.
9.MontanaSouthern Illinois (1–0)Southern Illinois (1–1) тJacksonville State (2–1)Villanova (3–1)Villanova (3–1)Montana State (5–1)Southeastern Louisiana (5–1)UC Davis (7–1)Southern Illinois (6–2)Montana (7–2)Villanova (8–2)Montana State (9–2)Eastern Washington (10–3)9.
10.Southern IllinoisWeber State (0–1)Villanova (2–0) тUC Davis (3–0)Delaware (2–1)Delaware (3–1)East Tennessee State (6–0)UC Davis (6–1)Kennesaw State (6–1)Montana (6–2)UT Martin (8–1)East Tennessee State (9–1)Missouri State (8–3)Kennesaw State (11–2)10.
11.Montana StateVillanova (1–0)Jacksonville State (1–1)Delaware (2–1)North Dakota (2–1)Montana State (4–1)Southeastern Louisiana (4–1)Kennesaw State (5–1)Montana (5–2)UT Martin (7–1)Villanova (7–2)UC Davis (8–2)South Dakota State (8–3)Sacramento State (9–3)11.
12.MonmouthUC Davis (1–0)UC Davis (2–0)Montana State (2–1)Montana State (3–1)Northern Iowa (3–1)UC Davis (5–1)Montana (4–2)UT Martin (6–1)South Dakota State (6–2)East Tennessee State (8–1)Southeastern Louisiana (8–2)Sacramento State (9–2)UT Martin (10–3)12.
13.Central ArkansasMontana State (0–1)Montana State (1–1)North Dakota (2–1)Northern Iowa (2–1)East Tennessee State (5–0)Kennesaw State (4–1)UT Martin (5–1)South Dakota State (5–2)Villanova (6–2)Southeastern Louisiana (7–2)South Dakota State (7–3)UT Martin (9–2)Incarnate Word (10–3)13.
14.Eastern WashingtonSoutheastern Louisiana (1–0)North Dakota (1–1)Northern Iowa (2–1)East Tennessee State (4–0)Southeastern Louisiana (3–1)Rhode Island (5–0)East Tennessee State (6–1)East Tennessee State (7–1)East Tennessee State (7–1)Missouri State (6–3)Missouri State (7–3)Jackson State (10–1)Missouri State (8–4)14.
15.VillanovaNorthern Iowa (0–1)Northern Iowa (1–1)Weber State (1–2)Southeastern Louisiana (2–1)North Dakota (2–2)Delaware (3–2)South Dakota (5–2)Princeton (6–0)Northern Iowa (5–3)Jackson State (8–1)Southern Illinois (7–3)Incarnate Word (9–2)Southeastern Louisiana (9–4)15.
16.Northern IowaCentral Arkansas (0–1)Southeastern Louisiana (1–1)Southeastern Louisiana (2–1)Missouri State (2–1)Missouri State (3–1)UT Martin (4–1)Harvard (5–0)Jackson State (6–1)Princeton (7–0)Southern Illinois (6–3)South Dakota (7–3)UC Davis (8–3)UC Davis (8–4)16.
17.Southeastern LouisianaJacksonville State (0–1)East Tennessee State (2–0)East Tennessee State (3–0)Jacksonville State (2–2)Kennesaw State (3–1)Northern Iowa (3–2)Princeton (5–0)Northern Iowa (4–3)Jackson State (7–1)South Dakota (6–3)Jackson State (9–1)Southeastern Louisiana (8–3)Southern Illinois (8–5)17.
18.ChattanoogaAustin Peay (1–0)Richmond (2–0)Missouri State (3–0)Weber State (1–3)Weber State (2–3)Weber State (2–3)Missouri State (4–2)VMI (5–2)VMI (6–2)Sacramento State (7–2)Sacramento State (8–2)Princeton (9–1)Stephen F. Austin (8–4)18.
19.VMIEast Tennessee State (1–0)Missouri State (1–1)Monmouth (2–1)Chattanooga (1–2)Chattanooga (2–2)Harvard (4–0)Rhode Island (5–1)Eastern Kentucky (5–2)Eastern Kentucky (6–2)Chattanooga (6–3)Incarnate Word (8–2)Stephen F. Austin (8–3)Jackson State (11–2)19.
20.Kennesaw StateVMI (1–0)Monmouth (1–1)Austin Peay (2–1)Kennesaw State (2–1)Rhode Island (4–0)Princeton (4–0)Jackson State (5–1)Missouri State (4–3)Missouri State (5–3)VMI (6–3)Princeton (8–1)Dartmouth (9–1) тSouth Dakota (7–5)20.
21.UC DavisMonmouth (0–1)Austin Peay (1–1)Richmond (2–1)Richmond (2–2)UT Martin (3–1)South Dakota (4–2)Jacksonville State (3–3)Harvard (5–1)South Dakota (5–3)Incarnate Word (7–2)Dartmouth (8–1)South Dakota (7–4) тPrinceton (9–1)21.
22.RichmondRichmond (1–0)Chattanooga (1–1)New Hampshire (3–0)VMI (3–1)Harvard (3–0) тJacksonville State (3–3)Eastern Kentucky (5–2)South Dakota (5–3)Sacramento State (6–2)Princeton (7–1)Stephen F. Austin (7–3)Florida A&M (9–2)Holy Cross (10–3)22.
23.NichollsKennesaw State (1–0)New Hampshire (2–0)Chattanooga (1–2)Rhode Island (3–0)Jacksonville State (2–3) тMissouri State (3–2)VMI (5–2)Sacramento State (5–2) тWilliam & Mary (6–2)Dartmouth (7–1)Mercer (7–2)Southern Illinois (7–4)Dartmouth (9–1)23.
24.North Carolina A&TChattanooga (0–1)Central Arkansas (0–2)Central Arkansas (1–2) тHoly Cross (3–1) тPrinceton (3–0)North Dakota (2–3)Northern Iowa (3–3)Weber State (3–4) тWeber State (4–4)Northern Iowa (5–4)Monmouth (7–3)Holy Cross (9–2)Florida A&M (9–3)24.
25.Austin PeayMissouri State (0–1)Furman (2–0)Kennesaw State (2–1) тUT Martin (3–1) тMonmouth (3–2)Jackson State (4–1)Delaware (3–3)Rhode Island (5–2)Chattanooga (5–3)Eastern Kentucky (6–3)Florida A&M (8–2)Northern Iowa (6–5)Northern Iowa (6–6)25.
Preseason
August 16[16]		Week 1
September 7[17]		Week 2
September 13[18]		Week 3
September 20[19]		Week 4
September 27[20]		Week 5
October 4[21]		Week 6
October 11[22]		Week 7
October 18[23]		Week 8
October 25, 2021[24]		Week 9
November 1[25]		Week 10
November 8[26]		Week 11
November 15[27]		Week 12
November 22[28]		Final
January 10, 2022[29]
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Nicholls
  • No. 24 North Carolina A&T
Dropped:
  • No. 20 VMI
  • No. 23 Kennesaw State
Dropped:
  • No. 25 Furman
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Monmouth
  • No. 20 Austin Peay
  • No. 22 New Hampshire
  • No. 24т Central Arkansas
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Richmond
  • No. 22 VMI
  • No. 24т Holy Cross
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Chattanooga
  • No. 25 Monmouth
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Weber State
  • No. 24 North Dakota
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Jacksonville State
  • No. 25 Delaware
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Harvard
  • No. 25 Rhode Island
Dropped:
  • No. 23 William & Mary
  • No. 24 Weber State
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Chattanooga
  • No 20. VMI
  • No. 24 Northern Iowa
  • No. 25 Eastern Kentucky
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Mercer
  • No. 24 Monmouth
None

References

  1. ^ FCS Championship Home, NCAA
  2. ^ "FCS football rankings: Sam Houston is No. 1 in 2021 preseason poll". NCAA. Retrieved September 6, 2021.
  3. ^ "South Dakota State, Montana climb in Stats Perform FCS Top 25 after FBS upsets". NCAA. Retrieved September 7, 2021.
  4. ^ "Jacksonville State, Missouri State jump six spots in latest Stats Perform FCS Top 25". NCAA. Retrieved September 13, 2021.
  5. ^ "Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Rankings Hold Relatively Steady". The Analyst. September 20, 2021. Retrieved September 26, 2021.
  6. ^ "It's a September to Remember in FCS Top 25 Rankings". The Analyst. September 27, 2021. Retrieved September 27, 2021.
  7. ^ "FCS Top 25 Rankings: Sam Houston Slight No. 1 Over South Dakota State". The Analyst. October 4, 2021. Retrieved October 4, 2021.
  8. ^ "MVFC Has Seven Teams in FCS Top 25 Rankings". The Analyst. October 11, 2021. Retrieved October 11, 2021.
  9. ^ "Ten Conferences Represented in Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Rankings". The Analyst. October 18, 2021. Retrieved October 18, 2021.
  10. ^ "Sam Houston Clear-Cut No. 1 in Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Rankings". The Analyst. October 25, 2021. Retrieved October 25, 2021.
  11. ^ "Southeastern Louisiana Up to No. 6 in Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Rankings". The Analyst. November 2021. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  12. ^ "Five Big Sky Teams in Top Half of Stats Perform FCS Top 25". The Analyst. November 8, 2021. Retrieved November 8, 2021.
  13. ^ "FCS Top 25: James Madison, Montana State, North Dakota State to Make Closing Arguments". The Analyst. November 15, 2021. Retrieved November 15, 2021.
  14. ^ "FCS Top 25: ETSU, Kennesaw State Feel Like a 10". The Analyst. November 22, 2021. Retrieved November 22, 2021.
  15. ^ "'Herd' It Before: North Dakota State is Unanimous No. 1 in Final Stats Perform FCS Top 25". The Analyst. January 10, 2022. Retrieved January 10, 2022.
  16. ^ "Sam Houston Starts the 2021 Fall Season at No. 1". AFCA. Retrieved September 6, 2021.
  17. ^ "Montana Jumps Up in the AFCA Top 25 After Huge Upset". AFCA. September 7, 2021.
  18. ^ "James Madison Cruises to Stay at No. 2 in the AFCA FCS Coaches' Top 25 Poll". AFCA. September 13, 2021.
  19. ^ "Villanova comes from behind to move up in the AFCA FCS Top 25". AFCA. Retrieved September 26, 2021.
  20. ^ "UC Davis up to No. 8 in AFCA FCS Top 25". AFCA. September 27, 2021. Retrieved September 27, 2021.
  21. ^ "[FCS Poll] Eastern Washington jumps in AFCA Top 25 thanks to comeback win". AFCA. Retrieved October 4, 2021.
  22. ^ "[FCS Poll] Southern Illinois jumps to No. 4 after comeback win". AFCA. Retrieved October 11, 2021.
  23. ^ "[FCS Poll] EKU's comeback win earns the Colonels a Top 25 rank". AFCA. Retrieved October 18, 2021.
  24. ^ "[FCS Poll] North Dakota State moves to No. 2 in AFCA Top 25". AFCA. Retrieved October 25, 2021.
  25. ^ "[FCS Poll] William & Mary jumps into the AFCA Top 25 for the first time in 2021". AFCA. Retrieved November 1, 2021.
  26. ^ "[FCS Poll] Montana State records epic win to take control of the Big Sky". AFCA. Retrieved November 8, 2021.
  27. ^ "[FCS Poll] Mercer Enters AFCA Top 25 After Big win". AFCA. Retrieved November 15, 2021.
  28. ^ "[FCS Poll] Sam Houston State ends the regular season where they started". AFCA. Retrieved November 22, 2021.
  29. ^ "[FCS Poll] North Dakota State ends 2021 at No. 1 in the AFCA Top 25". AFCA. Retrieved January 10, 2022.

Read other articles:

Docang

Docang, makanan tradisional Cirebon yang biasanya dihidangkan untuk sarapan. Docang adalah makanan tradisional yang berasal dari Cirebon dan sekitarnya yang terbuat dari campuran potongan lontong, parutan kelapa, daun singkong, daun kucai, toge, dan kerupuk. Bahan-bahan tadi kemudian disiram dengan kuah dage atau oncom.[1] Secara harfiah, docang berasal dari bahasa Cirebon singkatan dari dua kata yaitu: bodo dan kacang (tauge). Docang merupakan perpaduan dari lontong, daun singkong, t...

 

Kirk Douglas

American actor (1916–2020) Kirk DouglasDouglas in 1963BornIssur Danielovitch(1916-12-09)December 9, 1916Amsterdam, New York, U.S.DiedFebruary 5, 2020(2020-02-05) (aged 103)Beverly Hills, California, U.S.Resting placeWestwood Village Memorial Park Cemetery, Westwood, CaliforniaOther namesIsador DemskyIzzy DemskyAlma materSt. Lawrence UniversityOccupationsActorfilmmakerphilanthropistYears active1944–2008Political partyDemocraticSpouses Diana Dill ​ ​(...

 

Venaco

Pour les articles homonymes, voir Venaco (homonymie). Venaco Vue de Venaco depuis le col de Bella Granajo : Lugo-di-Venaco au premier plan,Serraggio au second. Héraldique Administration Pays France Collectivité territoriale unique Corse Arrondissement Corte Intercommunalité CC du Centre Corse Maire Mandat David Piferini 2022-2026 Code postal 20231 Code commune 2B341 Démographie Gentilé Venachesi Populationmunicipale 666 hab. (2021 ) Densité 12 hab./km2 Géographie Coordo...

Morning Musume Zen Singles Coupling Collection

Morning Musume Zen Singles Coupling CollectionSampul Edisi RegulerAlbum kompilasi karya Morning MusumeDirilis7 Oktober 2009Direkam1997–2009GenreJ-popDurasi3:02:05LabelZetimaProduserTsunkuKronologi Morning Musume Platinum 9 Disc(2009)Platinum 9 Disc2009 Morning Musume Zen Singles Coupling Collection(2009) 10 My Me(2010)10 My Me2010 Sampul alternatif Morning Musume All Singles Coupling Collection (モーニング娘。 全シングル カップリングコレクションcode: ja is deprec...

 

The Oregonian

This article is about the newspaper. For the 2011 film, see The Oregonian (film). For other uses, see Oregonian. Daily newspaper published in Portland, Oregon, U.S. The OregonianTypeDaily newspaperFormatTabloid (since April 2, 2014)Owner(s)Advance Publications[1]PublisherOregonian Media Group[2][3]EditorTherese Bottomly[4]Staff writers288/75 (full-time/part-time)[5]Founded1850; 174 years ago (1850)Headquarters1500 SW First Avenue[6...

 

Синелобый амазон

Синелобый амазон Научная классификация Домен:ЭукариотыЦарство:ЖивотныеПодцарство:ЭуметазоиБез ранга:Двусторонне-симметричныеБез ранга:ВторичноротыеТип:ХордовыеПодтип:ПозвоночныеИнфратип:ЧелюстноротыеНадкласс:ЧетвероногиеКлада:АмниотыКлада:ЗавропсидыКласс:Пт�...

Kampus Universitas Indonesia Depok

Monumen lambang Universitas Indonesia di kampus Depok Kampus Universitas Indonesia Depok adalah salah satu kampus dari Universitas Indonesia yang terletak di Kota Depok, Jawa Barat,[1] dibangun pada pertengahan tahun 1980-an untuk mengakomodasi modernisasi universitas. Saat ini, Kampus Depok adalah kampus utama Universitas Indonesia. Sebagian besar fakultas di UI (MIPA, Teknik, Psikologi, Hukum, Ekonomi, Ilmu Sosial dan Ilmu Politik, Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya, Ilmu Komputer, Kesehatan M...

 

History of Rome

For other uses, see History of Rome (disambiguation). Historical states Roman Kingdom 753–509 BCRoman Republic 509–27 BCRoman Empire 27 BC – 395 ADWestern Roman Empire 286–476Kingdom of Italy 476–493Ostrogothic Kingdom 493–536 Eastern Roman Empire 536–546Ostrogothic Kingdom 546–547 Eastern Roman Empire 547–549Ostrogothic Kingdom 549–552 Eastern Roman Empire 552–751Kingdom of the Lombards 751–756 Papal States 756–1798 Roman Republic 1798–1799 Papal S...

 

Karolus Agung

Karolus AgungLukisan Kaisar Karolus Agung.Pendiri Kekaisaran Romawi SuciBerkuasa25 Desember 800 – 28 Januari 814Penobatan25 Desember 800Basilika St. Petrus Lama, RomaPendahuluPippin III (Raja Frankia)PenerusLudwig IRaja bangsa LombardiaBerkuasa10 Juli 774 – 28 Januari 814Penobatan10 Juli 774PaviaPendahuluDesideriusPenerusLouis IRaja bangsa FrankiaBerkuasa9 Oktober 768 – 28 Januari 814Penobatan9 Oktober 768NoyonPendahuluPippin IIIPenerusLouis IInformasi pribadiKelahiran2 April 743[1&...

Несторианство

ХристианствоБиблия Ветхий Завет Новый Завет Евангелие Десять заповедей Нагорная проповедь Апокрифы Бог, Троица Бог Отец Иисус Христос Святой Дух История христианства Апостолы Хронология христианства Раннее христианство Гностическое христианство Вселенские соборы Н...

 

1900 Los Angeles mayoral election

1900 Los Angeles mayoral election ← 1898 December 3, 1900 (1900-12-03) 1902 →   Candidate Meredith P. Snyder Herman Silver Party Democratic Republican Popular vote 10,067 6,946 Percentage 57.71% 39.82% Mayor before election Frederick Eaton Republican Elected Mayor Meredith P. Snyder Democratic The 1900 Los Angeles mayoral election took place on December 3, 1900. Meredith P. Snyder was elected. Results Los Angeles mayoral general election, Decemb...

 

ملف:صورة شخصية يعقوب الشاروني.jpg

ملخص معلومات الملف الوصف هذه صورة لشخصية: يعقوب الشاروني المصدر (https://gate.ahram.org.eg/daily/News/204683/16/922393/%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A7%D8%AE%D9%8A%D8%B1%D8%A9/%D8%B1%D8%AD%D9%8A%D9%84-%D8%B1%D8%A7%D8%A6%D8%AF-%D8%A3%D8%AF%D8%A8-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B7%D9%81%D9%84-%D9%8A%D8%B9%D9%82%D9%88%D8%A8-%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%B4%D8%A7%D8%B1%D9%88%D9%86%D9%89.aspx) التاريخ المنتج هذا الملف لا يمتلك معلومات معلومات ال...

Il collezionista di ossa (film)

Il collezionista di ossaDenzel Washington in una scena del filmTitolo originaleThe Bone Collector Paese di produzioneStati Uniti d'America Anno1999 Durata118 min Rapporto2,35 : 1 Generethriller RegiaPhillip Noyce SoggettoJeffery Deaver SceneggiaturaJeremy Iacone ProduttoreMartin Bregman, Louis A. Stroller, Michael Bregman Produttore esecutivoDan Jinks, Michael Klawitter Casa di produzioneColumbia Pictures, Universal Pictures Distribuzione in italianoColumbia TriStar Films Italia Fotograf...

 

2016年美國總統選舉

2016年美國總統選舉 ← 2012 2016年11月8日 2020 → 538個選舉人團席位獲勝需270票民意調查投票率55.7%[1][2] ▲ 0.8 %   获提名人 唐納·川普 希拉莉·克林頓 政党 共和黨 民主党 家鄉州 紐約州 紐約州 竞选搭档 迈克·彭斯 蒂姆·凱恩 选举人票 304[3][4][註 1] 227[5] 胜出州/省 30 + 緬-2 20 + DC 民選得票 62,984,828[6] 65,853,514[6]...

 

Donald Trump and golf

Trump (right) playing golf with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in 2019. This article is part of a series aboutDonald Trump Business and personal Business career The Trump Organization wealth tax returns Media career The Apprentice bibliography filmography Eponyms Family Foundation American football Golf Honors Public image in popular culture SNL parodies handshakes Legal affairs Sexual misconduct allegations Nicknames pseudonyms Racial views Comments on John McCain Conspiracy theories Re...

Cyprus Emergency

1955–1959 military conflict in Cyprus Cyprus EmergencyPart of the Cyprus problemand DecolonisationA street riot in Nicosia during the Battle at Nicosia Hospital in 1956Date1 April 1955 – 19 March 1959(3 years, 11 months, 2 weeks and 4 days)LocationBritish CyprusResult London-Zurich Agreement Independence of the Republic of Cyprus Enosis and Taksim not achieved[1] Britain retains bases at Akrotiri and Dhekelia EOKA not defeated[2]Bellig...

 

Alfred P. Sloan

American businessman (1875–1966) Alfred P. SloanAlfred P. Sloan in 1937BornAlfred Pritchard Sloan Jr.(1875-05-23)May 23, 1875New Haven, Connecticut, U.S.DiedFebruary 17, 1966(1966-02-17) (aged 90)New York City, U.S.EducationBrooklyn Polytechnic Institute,[1] Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyKnown forPresident & CEO of General MotorsSpouseIrene Jackson Alfred Pritchard Sloan Jr. (/sloʊn/ SLOHN; May 23, 1875 – February 17, 1966) was an American busine...

 

Oh, Boy! (musical)

MusicalOh, Boy!Powers, Wheaton and FordeMusicJerome KernLyricsGuy Bolton P. G. WodehouseBookGuy Bolton P. G. WodehouseProductions1917 Broadway Oh, Boy! is a musical in two acts, with music by Jerome Kern and book and lyrics by Guy Bolton and P. G. Wodehouse. The story concerns befuddled George, who elopes with Lou Ellen, the daughter of Judge Carter. He must win over her parents and his Quaker aunt. His dapper polo champion friend Jim is in love with madcap actress Jackie, but George must hid...

Joe Simon

American comic book writer, artist, editor, and publisher (1913-2011) This article is about the comic book writer. For the singer of the same name, see Joe Simon (singer). Joe SimonSimon with a fan at the2006 New York Comic ConBornHymie Simon(1913-10-11)October 11, 1913Rochester, New York, U.S.DiedDecember 14, 2011(2011-12-14) (aged 98)New York City, U.S.Area(s)Cartoonist, Writer, Penciller, Inker, Editor, Publisher, Letterer, ColouristPseudonym(s)Gregory Sykes, Jon HenriNotable worksCap...

 

Seattle Storm (soccer)

American soccer team For the WNBA basketball team of the same name, see Seattle Storm. Football clubSeattle StormFull nameFootball Club Seattle StormNickname(s)The StormFounded1984Dissolved1995; 29 years ago (1995)StadiumMemorial StadiumCapacity12,000ChairmanBud GreerLeagueWestern Soccer League Home colours Football Club Seattle Storm, also known as the F.C. Seattle Storm, was an American soccer team based in Seattle, Washington. F.C. Seattle was a super club created to prov...