In a massive game in the CAA, No. 5 Villanova Football overcame an up-to-the-challenge 4-1 Stony Brook team that lead for most of the first half but was blindsided by the Wildcats in the second half. Villanova trailed 17-14 at halftime but scored 28 second half points in a  42-24 win during Week 6 on Oct. 5.

The 2024 NCAA FCS Football Playoff Selection Show is one of the most highly anticipated events for college football fans and is streaming live on Sunday, November 24. It will define the path that teams have to take en route to the 2025 D1 Football Championship Game at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, TX on Monday, January 6.

Rhode Island and Bryant, in state foes, have met each of the last three season, but this is the first time they will be doing so in the same conference. Bryant's first season in the CAA comes to a close as they hunt for not only their first ever defeat of Rhode Island, but their first ever CAA win.

It's the last week for college football here on FloFootball, which means the final CAA games for the FCS are here. These games have some of the biggest implications for the playoff bracket.

The 2024 NCAA FCS Football Playoff Selection Show is one of the most highly anticipated events for college football fans and is streaming live on Sunday, November 24. It will define the path that teams have to take en route to the 2025 D1 Football Championship Game at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, TX on Monday, January 6.

It’s the final week of Video Game Numbers before the playoffs start in NCAA Divisions II and III, and boy, do we have some big-time statistical performances to show you.

In this final weekend of FCS football, it's time for one last epic CAA showdown. Featuring the No. 14 Villanova Wildcats hosting the Delaware Blue Hens at Villanova Stadium in Villanova, PA—this weekend's game kicks off at 1:00 p.m. ET on Saturday, Nov. 23 exclusively on FloCollege.

The most exciting time of the year is here for college football fans: the postseason. This past week, the regular season for Division II and III ended.

Richmond Football claimed a share of the CAA Championship On Nov. 16 with a 24-21 win over Hampton and can win the title outright with one more victory that would complete an undefeated conference season.

Seven, three, three and one: These were the point differentials separating winners and losers in Week 12 contests with Coastal Athletic Association football championship implications.

No. 7 Richmond Football won at least a share of the CAA Football Title on Nov. 16 as the Spiders beat Hampton 24-21 on the road. The Spiders (9-2, 7-0) also moved a step closer to winning an outright title after Villanova took a shocking loss.

The race for the CAA Football Championship is coming down to the wire and no team can afford to drop a second game if they want to catch 6-0 Richmond.

Maine Football walked away with a huge win against a Top 10 team in Villanova a few weeks ago and Elon upset William & Mary, but apart from each team having a huge win, they have had rather average seasons. Both teams are 3-3 in conference, with Maine being 5-5 on the season and Elon is 4-6.

A week ago, with seconds left it in the game, it looked like Campbell had pulled off a major upset and the CAA looked like anyone's game. A last minute field goal had Richmond escaping, but Campbell is hungry for another upset, getting a crack at a Delaware team that knocked off Rhode Island a week ago.

The FCS is in the final stages of its season, with this being the second-to-last week of the regular season. In the CAA, those two games could significantly alter the playoff outlook.