The game had all the earmarks of playoff football. Frigid temperatures. Familiar opponents. Leg cramps. Two coaches with over 400 career wins between them. Two CAA teams that know each other like the backs of their hands. And two powerful defenses… more »

By Chuck Burton, The CSN Way Columnist Football players are no stranger to the razor. Many of them know what it's like to get a close shave - whether getting a buzz cut, shaving their heads, or even getting a mohawk. As the FCS season goes from o… more »

The 2009 FCS Yearbook by College Sporting News has been released. Free download here: Full magazine. more »

By Chuck Burton, CSN Diary Columnist Patriot League media day probably ought to have been dominated by talk about any number of subjects concerning the upcoming 2009 season: the intra-league parity, once again, of the top five (or six) teams in the c… more »

By Chuck Burton, The CSN Way Columnist If the Ivy League chose to participate in the postseason, Brown's win to close the year would have given the Bears a trip to the FCS playoffs, while Harvard, who defeated their hated rival Yale in the 125th edit… more »

by Charles Burton, CSN Senior Columnist For the second straight year, it was the Great Danes of Albany who would bowl over the rest of their opposition in the NEC to play in their second straight "Gridiron Classic" - the postseason bowl game between… more »