2024 FCS Preseason Top 25 Hero:Top 25(the analyst)

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Has Siesta Key recovered?

 

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And #9 in AGS...

AGS Poll Results 2024 Week 11

11/11/2024 Rank Team: Total Points First Place Votes

www.anygivensaturday.com

 

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2024 FCS Bracketology 5.0 — FCS Playoff Predictions (11-11-2024)

Bracketology 5.0 for the 2024 FCS playoff bracket, including the seeds, auto-bids, at-large bids, and which teams are on the bubble.

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FCS Playoffs: Teams Still In Contention For A Top 8 Seed Entering Week 12

Who is still in contention for an FCS playoff seed and a first-round bye heading into Week 12 of the 2024 season? Let's break it down.

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That projected SOS of 66 in Massey hurts. Worst projected SOS of any CAA team other than ineligible Delaware at 68.

Hope a gaudy record would be enough to still get the bye.

(Just for funsies looking at the Patriot, Holy Cross has a projected SOS of 62 and Colgate at 69. Fordham is at 77 and the rest are in the 80s and 90s.)

 

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Listen to "The Race Heats Up For Top 8 FCS Playoff Seeds" by BetMGM via #spreaker https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-race-heats-up-for-top-8-fcs-playoff-seeds--62727975

Start at 34:00

 

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FCS Football Week 12 Preview | Opta Analyst

The FCS Football Week 12 Preview spotlights teams on the verge of clinching conference titles and postseason bids.

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“9. To say Richmond players have stepped up this season is an understatement. The CAA leader (8-2, 6-0) has been boosted by transfers from smaller FCS conferences, including running back Zach Palmer-Smith (Wagner, NEC) as its leading rusher and scorer, linebacker Carter Glassmyer (Saint Francis, NEC) its leading tackler and place-kicker Brandon Peskin (Fordham, Patriot League) its No. 2 scorer. The No. 11 Spiders will clinch at least a share of the conference title with a win at Hampton.”

 

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The CAA leader (8-2, 6-0) has been boosted by transfers from smaller FCS conferences, including running back Zach Palmer-Smith (Wagner, NEC) as its leading rusher and scorer, linebacker Carter Glassmyer (Saint Francis, NEC) its leading tackler and place-kicker Brandon Peskin (Fordham, Patriot League) its No. 2 scorer.

One may conclude that these players would not have come to Richmond, if it was in the Patriot. The CAA is a much better conference.

 

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Would these players have come to Richmond, if it was in the Patriot?

Have you asked them?