FCS Top 25 - Final

1. Richmond 13-3
2. Montana 14-2
3. James Madison 12-2
4. Northern Iowa 12-3
5. Appalachian State 11-3
6. Villanova 10-3
7. New Hampshire 11-3
8. Weber State 10-4
9. Cal Poly 8-3
10. Wofford 9-3
11. Central Arkansas 10-2
12. South Carolina State 10-3
13. Southern Illinois 9-3
14. Liberty 10-2
15. William & Mary 8-4
16. Harvard 9-1
17. McNeese State 7-4
18. Elon 8-4
19. Maine 8-5
20. Eastern Kentucky 8-4
21. Texas State 8-5
22. Colgate 9-3
23. Jacksonville State 8-3
24. Grambling State 10-2
25. Prairie View A&M 9-1

FCS Top 25 - Championship Week

By JOSH BUCHANAN - SMALL SCHOOL INSIDER

1. Montana 14-1 Next vs. Richmond
2. Richmond 12-3 Next at Montana
3. James Madison 12-2 SEASON FINISHED
4. Northern Iowa 12-3 SEASON FINISHED
5. Appalachian State 11-3 SEASON FINISHED
6. Villanova 10-3 SEASON FINISHED
7. New Hampshire 11-3 SEASON FINISHED
8. Weber State 10-4 SEASON FINISHED
9. Cal Poly 8-3 SEASON FINISHED
10. Wofford 9-3 SEASON FINISHED
11. Central Arkansas 10-2 SEASON FINISHED
12. South Carolina State 10-3 SEASON FINISHED
13. Southern Illinois 9-3 SEASON FINISHED
14. Liberty 10-2 SEASON FINISHED
15. William & Mary 8-4 SEASON FINISHED
16. Harvard 9-1 SEASON FINISHED
17. McNeese State 7-4 SEASON FINISHED
18. Elon 8-4 SEASON FINISHED
19. Maine 8-5 SEASON FINISHED
20. Eastern Kentucky 8-4 SEASON FINISHED
21. Texas State 8-5 SEASON FINISHED
22. Colgate 9-3 SEASON FINISHED
23. Jacksonville State 8-3 SEASON FINISHED
24. Grambling State 10-2 SEASON FINISHED
25. Prairie View A&M 9-1 SEASON FINISHED

Small School Players of the Week

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

WR Ramses Barden, Cal Poly
Barden had a record-breaking weekend with 12 catches for 217 yards and two touchdowns in Cal Poly’s win over Southern Utah. With that performance, he broke Darrell Jones’ school record for career catches with 181 and snapped Jerry Rice’s mark for touchdown receptions in consecutive games at 27.

DEFENSE PLAYER OF THE WEEK

S Beau Hadley, Weber St.
Hadley recorded 11 tackles, two forced fumbles, and a fumble recovery in the Wildcats’ 42-14 victory over Northern Arizona. Hadley’s game-changing plays occurred with NAU still in the game. His first forced fumble, which he recovered, led to a touchdown to give Weber St. a 14-0 first-quarter lead. His second forced fumble also led to a score and put the game out of reach (28-7) in the third quarter.

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE WEEK

K Patrick Bolen, Georgia Southern
Bolen’s numbers weren’t the most impressive but his kicks were a key to the Eagles’ comeback win over Western Carolina. He put three-of-five kickoffs through the end zone for touchbacks and executed the first onside kick of the season to aid Georgia Southern in their largest comeback win in school history.

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