Category: FCS News Articles
Delaney to coach Griz through 2012 season
With 44 years of coaching experience, Mick Delaney has an inkling of what lies ahead in stiff challenges and potential distractions.
Montana’s interim football coach also knows what he has in the 2012 Grizzlies. He’s well-versed in the talent pool an… more »
Hofstra athletic director to replace Goldberger at Brown
Jack Hayes will take over as athletic director starting next academic year.
Jack Hayes was announced as the University’s new director of athletics at a ceremonial press conference in the Joukowsky Room of the Pizzitola Center Thursday afternoon. Haye… more »
Princeton not passing up the chance to get better
There will be more than spring in the air when football practice begins today.
A combination of factors will put the focus on the passing game — on both sides of the ball — when Princeton University runs its first of 12 sessions before the annual spr… more »
Montana and Its Troubled Football Team
A Winning Coach Is Let Go Amid Player Rape Allegations; Questioning a 'Frontier Culture'
In parting ways last week with its head football coach and athletic director, the University of Montana emphatically delivered no message.
Instead of firing t… more »
YSU defenders stride forward, please coach
After playing well for most of Wednesday’s practice, Youngstown State junior running back Jordan Thompson found himself face down on the turf on the day’s final play, surrounded by the cheering defenders who put him there.
When asked how he felt abou… more »
Montana State keeps eyes on offense midway through spring drills
Montana State went 19-6 combined in the last two football seasons, including a 14-2 mark in the Big Sky Conference that led to shares of two straight league championships and two straight playoff appearances.
Now that they are midway through spring p… more »
CAA to discuss raising exit fee to at least $1 million
CAA commissioner Tom Yeager said the league's presidents and athletic directors are scheduled to vote on the issue Tuesday. The current exit fee is $250,000.
"The suggestion is it ought to be $1 million," Yeager said. "It might be more than that."… more »
Howard University Suspends All Sports Teams, Games
[UPDATE-- University: "Most teams will compete as scheduled."]
Howard University has suspended all of its intercollegiate athletics teams for what appears to be a violation of NCAA rules. University spokeswoman Kerry-Ann Hamilton issued this statemen… more »
Cal Poly's top goal is improving the defense
New defensive coordinator Josh Brown takes over a unit that was one of the worst statistically in the FCS in 2011
As much buzz as there was about newly promoted coordinator Josh Brown in charge of the Cal Poly defense for his first spring practice, t… more »
Looking to the SHSU Future
What’s next for the Sam Houston State Bearkat football team?
After the best football season in school history, going undefeated all the way to their first appearance in the Football Championship Subdivision national title game, that’s a popular quest… more »
Appetizers from spring ball
It’s hard to believe it’s football time again. UCA began spring drills Saturday afternoon.
It will be the usual spring of teaching for the Bears, but some of the frontline position battles will continue beyond into fall camp and possibly the early ga… more »
Some NDSU Bison season ticket prices climbing
North Dakota State’s stock in the Division I Football Championship Subdivision isn’t the only thing that has gone up with the program. Ticket prices are also on the rise.
The biggest hike will be felt by veteran Team Makers booster club members, who… more »
Holy Cross Boosting!
Fellow Crusaders, I fully appreciate that many who read this are likely addressing some withdrawal anxieties at this time of year so we will give you a "little fix" of some Crusader Football news and developments. Fortunately we are entering into the se… more »
Patriot League adopts football scholarship model
Change broadens educational access for prospects
The Patriot League’s decision last month to allow its institutions to begin awarding athletics aid in football will help more student-athletes who are talented on the field and in the classroom get an… more »
DI Football Championship Committee prefers seeding option
The Division I Football Championship Committee at its meeting last week in Indianapolis decided it prefers to seed the top eight teams if the championship expands its bracket to 24 teams.
The committee, which reviewed several expansion models, was ch… more »