There may not be a lot of games left to play across the college football landscape over the next couple of weeks, but that does not mean that there aren't some big-time statistical showcases to talk about.

The last week of November for a college football diehard is arguably the most wonderful time of the year.

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.

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.

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.

The end is near for the regular season and the FCS continues to get interesting with the news rankings out from this previous week.

The 2024 FCS season is slowly coming to a close, but there were certainly some shakeups in this week's Top 25.

In a week where no new teams entered the polls, there were still plenty of key takeaways from this past week. With only about three weeks left in the season, upsets and surprises aren't rampant, but there are still plenty of games with huge implications and intriguing matchups.

Results around the FCS this past week didn't send much fireworks or shockers that affected the latest AFCA coaches poll too much. The top seven teams remain in tact after they all either took home the win or had a bye week, such as Villanova football, and will be in action against Maine on Oct. 19.

There are some interesting FCS games set up for Week 7 as ranked teams and matchups will be in action, and two of those teams will be streamed live on FloFootball.

SDSU, NDSU, Montana State and Idaho keep their hold on the top four spots in both the AFCA and Stats Perform FCS polls.

The first wave of preseason college football accolades and polls are steadily being released, and now we have one of the first preseason All American lists from Phil Steele and DraftScout.

SDSU football continues their reign at the top. Stats Perform perched them at No. 1 overall in one of the first FCS Top 25 polls of the preseason. South Dakota State received 52 of the 56 first-place votes.

It was a banner week for the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference in Week 2, with its members going a combined 6-1. Three of those wins came down to the wire.

Consider this a guide to the football conferences of the Football Championship Subdivision. How many are there? Which ones are the best?