Archie Manning, National Football Foundation Chairman and Liberty Mutual Spokesperson, all four winning coaches, and representatives from the charities chosen by the winning coaches to each receive a $50,000 charitable donation from Liberty Mutual Insurance will be present for the announcement on Monday, Jan. 10.

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One winner will be announced from each division. The FCS finalists are, in alphabetical order:

Football Championship Subdivision: Rob Ash, Montana State; Beau Baldwin, Eastern Washington; K.C. Keeler, Delaware; Danny Rocco, Liberty; Andy Talley, Villanova

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