CAA Football Gunslingers, next-level tight ends out of the Gulf South Conference, and talented small college seniors from across the country will take the field in Little Elm, Texas this Sunday for The Dream Bowl 2024.

The Dream Bowl is back in action on January 19th from Little Elm, Texas, and you can watch all the action LIVE on FloCollege and on the FloSports app.

Many significant moments have happened on FloFootball in 2024, including multiple incredible and impressive games from teams and individuals.

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 first NCAA Division II football national champion – Louisiana Tech – was crowned in 1973, and in 2023, the championship trophy was hoisted for the 50th time, with that honor going to undefeated Harding (15-0).

We’re almost four months into Video Game Numbers now and we’re still able to find some big-time performances that look like they belong in, well, a video game.

In each of its last two FCS Playoffs appearances, Villanova has advanced to the quarterfinals. The Wildcats are a win away from returning to the final eight for the third time in four years but must navigate through tough Texas terrain when they visit No. 6 overall seed Incarnate Word.

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

Rhode Island football extended the program’s first FCS Playoffs appearance beyond the 1st Round and reached 11 wins for the first time ever. And, it wouldn’t have been a 2024 Rams game had it not gone down to the wire against Northeast Conference champion Central Connecticut State.

Playoff season is here. A season that kicked off with more than 100 teams aspiring to play in Frisco, Texas, for the NCAA FCS National Championship has been whittled down to 24.

Four representatives carry the banner for the Coastal Athletic Association into the 2024 season’s FCS Playoffs. This postseason marks the third straight in which the CAA sends at least four teams.

The University of Richmond football team is checking the boxes one at a time.

For the second consecutive year, the Coastal Athletic Association is sending four teams into the NCAA Division I FCS postseason.

After a one-year absence, the University of New Hampshire Wildcats are back in the NCAA Division I FCS Playoffs and hoping their 18th appearance will be the lucky one.

Though Villanova was not able to repeat as a Coastal Athletic Association Football champion in 2024, the Wildcats will have the opportunity to prove themselves in the NCAA Division I FCS Football Championship.