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UNH remains at No. 11

Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll (Sept. 18)

  1. South Dakota State (3-0), 1,396 points (52 of 56 first-place votes)

Previous Ranking: 1; Week 3: 70-7 win over Drake in Minneapolis; Week 4: No game

  1. North Dakota State (3-0), 1,339 (3)

Previous Ranking: 2; Week 3: 49-31 win over Central Arkansas; Week 4: No game

  1. Montana State (2-1), 1,273

Previous Ranking: 3; Week 3: 57-20 win over Stetson; Week 4: at Weber State

  1. Sacramento State (3-0), 1,175 (1)

Previous Ranking: 8; Week 3: 30-23 win at Stanford; Week 4: at Idaho

  1. William & Mary (3-0, 1-0 CAA), 1,156

Previous Ranking: 4;Week 3: 15-7 win over Charleston Southern; Week 4: Maine

  1. Holy Cross (2-1), 1,090

Previous Ranking: 6; Week 3: 49-24 win at Yale; Week 4: Colgate

  1. Idaho (2-1), 1,081

Previous Ranking: 5; Week 3: 31-17 loss at California; Week 4: Sacramento State

  1. Furman (2-1), 991

Previous Ranking: 7; Week 3: 31-28 win at Kennesaw State; Week 4: Mercer

  1. UIW (2-1), 903

Previous Ranking: 10; Week 3: 27-20 win at Abilene Christian; Week 4: North American

  1. Weber State (2-1), 861

Previous Ranking: 9; Week 3: 31-7 loss at Utah; Week 4: Montana State

  1. New Hampshire (2-1), 841

Previous Ranking: 11; Week 3: 24-7 win over Dartmouth; Week 4: at Delaware

  1. Southern Illinois (3-0), 831

Previous Ranking: 15; Week 3: 26-25 win at then-No. 13 Southeast Missouri; Week 4: No game

  1. Montana (3-0), 732

Previous Ranking: 12; Week 3: 17-10 win over Ferris State; Week 4: at Northern Arizona

  1. North Dakota (2-1), 609

Previous Ranking: 14; Week 3: 42-18 loss at Boise State; Week 4: No game

  1. UC Davis (2-1), 583

Previous Ranking: 16; Week 3: 23-21 win over Southern Utah; Week 4: Eastern Washington

  1. Southeast Missouri (1-2, 1-0 Big South-OVC), 508

Previous Ranking: 13; Week 3: 26-25 loss to then-No. 15 Southern Illinois; Week 4: at Eastern Kentucky

  1. Rhode Island (2-1, 2-0 CAA), 357

Previous Ranking: 21; Week 3: 34-17 win at Maine; Week 4: at Villanova

  1. North Carolina Central (2-1), 341

Previous Ranking: 17; Week 3: 59-7 loss at UCLA; Week 4: Mississippi Valley State (in Indianapolis)

  1. Delaware (2-1, 1-0 CAA), 333

Previous Ranking: 22; Week 3: 42-14 win over Saint Francis; Week 4: New Hampshire

  1. Samford (1-2, 0-1 SoCon), 280

Previous Ranking: 18; Week 3: 45-13 loss at Auburn; Week 4: Chattanooga

  1. Mercer (2-1), 270

Previous Ranking: 20; Week 3: No game; Week 4: at Furman

  1. Florida A&M (2-1, 1-0 SWAC), 239

Previous Ranking: 23; Week 3: 31-10 win over West Florida; Week 4: Alabama State

  1. Western Carolina (2-1, 1-0 SoCon), 217

Previous Ranking: NR; Week 3: 27-24 win at Eastern Kentucky; Week 4: Charleston Southern

  1. Youngstown State (2-1), 158

Previous Ranking: 25; Week 3: 48-28 win over Robert Morris; Week 4: No game

  1. Villanova(2-1), 119

Previous Ranking: 24; 48-14 loss at UCF; Week 4: Rhode Island

Dropped Out: Southeastern Louisiana (19)

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Others Receiving Votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): UT Martin (2-1) 96; Southeastern Louisiana (0-3) 72; Eastern Washington (1-2) 68; Northern Iowa (1-2) 57; Central Arkansas (1-2) 50; Fordham (2-1) 37; Campbell (2-1, 1-1 CAA) 33; Abilene Christian (2-1) 30; UAlbany (1-2) 19; Tennessee State (2-1) 11; Gardner-Webb (1-2) 8; Tarleton (2-1) 8; Austin Peay (2-1) 6; Eastern Illinois (2-1) 4; Harvard (1-0) 2; Stephen F. Austin (2-1) 2

 

Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Voters – Stats Perform: Craig Haley, Gary Reasons. Big Sky Conference: Doug Kelly, Tyson Rodgers, Larry Weir. Big South-OVC Football Association: Mike Bradd, Brian Cleary, Kyle Schwartz, Mark Simpson. CAA Football: Matt Harmon, Scott Klatzkin, Rob Washburn. Ivy League: Rick Bender, Craig Larson. Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference: Kendrick Lewis, Patricia Porter-Mayfield. Missouri Valley Football Conference: Dom Izzo, Mike Kern, Randy Reinhardt. Northeast Conference: Sarah Boissonneault, Randy Brochu. Patriot League: Eric Malanoski, Ryan Sakamoto. Pioneer Football League: Cody Bush, Jack Cronin. Southern Conference: Scott Keeler, Andrew Miller, Ralan Wardlaw. Southland Conference: Matthew Bonnette, James Dixon, James Hill. Southwestern Athletic Conference: Ronnie Johnson, Joshua Padilla. United Athletic Conference: Steve East, Tony Jones, Brian Morgan, Jake Withee. National Representatives: Sean Anderson, Zack Carlton, Riley Corcoran, Joe DeLeone, Steven J. Gaither, Sam Herder, Emory Hunt, Kyle Kensing, Brandon Lawrence, Zach McKinnell, Brian McLaughlin, Jon Passman, Omar Rashon Borja, Ryan Roberts, Kent Schmidt, Phil Sokol, Reggie Thomas, Ralph Ventre, Jamie Williams.

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