2024 NCAA Division I FCS football rankings

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The 2024 National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) football rankings consists of two human polls, in addition to various publications' preseason polls. Unlike the Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS), college football's governing body, the NCAA, bestows the national championship title thorough a 24-team tournament. [1] The following weekly polls determine the top 25 teams at the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision level of college football for the 2024 season. The STATS poll is voted on by media members while the Coaches' Poll is determined by coaches at the FCS level.

Contents

Legend

Legend
 Increase in ranking
 Decrease in ranking
 Not ranked previous week
 Selected for NCAA FCS Playoffs
(Italics) Number of first place votes
(#–#) Win–loss record
т Tied with team above or below also with this symbol

STATS poll

Preseason
August 5 [2] 		Week 1
September 2 [3] 		Week 2
September 9 [4] 		Week 3
September 16 [5] 		Week 4
September 23 [6] 		Week 5
September 30 [7] 		Week 6
October 7 [8] 		Week 7
October 14 [9] 		Week 8
October 21 [10] 		Week 9
October 28 [11] 		Week 10
November 4 [12] 		Week 11
November 11 [13] 		Week 12
November 18 [14] 		Week 13
November 25 [15] 		Final
1. South Dakota State (52)South Dakota State (0–1) (36)South Dakota State (1–1) (44)South Dakota State (2–1) (41)South Dakota State (3–1) (40)South Dakota State (3–1) (38)South Dakota State (4–1) (36)South Dakota State (5–1) (38)North Dakota State (7–1) (40)North Dakota State (8–1) (43)North Dakota State (9–1) (43)North Dakota State (9–1) (42)North Dakota State (10–1) (41)Montana State (12–0) (51)1.
2. North Dakota State (3)North Dakota State (0–1) (11)North Dakota State (1–1) (6)North Dakota State (2–1) (5)North Dakota State (3–1) (5)North Dakota State (4–1) (10)North Dakota State (5–1) (14)North Dakota State (6–1) (8)Montana State (8–0) (16)Montana State (8–0) (13)Montana State (9–0) (13)Montana State (10–0) (14)Montana State (11–0) (15)South Dakota State (10–2) (1)2.
3. Montana Montana State (2–0) (8)Montana State (3–0) (6)Montana State (3–0) (7)Montana State (4–0) (6)Montana State (5–0) (8)Montana State (6–0) (6)Montana State (7–0) (10)South Dakota State (5–2)South Dakota State (6–2)South Dakota State (7–2)South Dakota State (8–2)South Dakota State (9–2)North Dakota State (10–2) (2)3.
4. Montana State (1)Montana (1–0) (1)Idaho (1–1)Idaho (2–1) (3)Idaho (3–1) (5)South Dakota (3–1)South Dakota (4–1)South Dakota (5–1)South Dakota (6–1)UC Davis (7–1)UC Davis (8–1)UC Davis (9–1)South Dakota (8–2)South Dakota (9–2) (2)4.
5. South Dakota Villanova (1–0)Villanova (2–0)Villanova (3–0)South Dakota (2–1)Central Arkansas (4–1)Villanova (5–1)Villanova (5–1)UC Davis (7–1)South Dakota (6–2)South Dakota (6–2)South Dakota (7–2)UC Davis (9–2)UC Davis (10–2)5.
6. Villanova South Dakota (1–0)South Dakota (1–1)South Dakota (1–1)Villanova (3–1)Villanova (4–1)UC Davis (5–1)UC Davis (6–1)Southeast Missouri State (7–1)Southeast Missouri State (8–1)Southeast Missouri State (8–1)Incarnate Word (8–2)Incarnate Word (9–2)Incarnate Word (10–2)6.
7. Idaho Idaho (0–1)Central Arkansas (1–1)Southern Illinois (2–1)Central Arkansas (3–1)North Dakota (4–1)Idaho (4–2)Mercer (6–0)North Dakota (5–2)Tarleton State (7–1)Montana (7–2)Mercer (9–1)Idaho (8–3)Idaho (9–3)7.
8. Sacramento State Sacramento State (0–1)Montana (1–1)Central Arkansas (2–1)Montana (3–1)Montana (4–1)Mercer (5–0)Southeast Missouri State (6–1)Tarleton State (6–1)Montana (6–2)Incarnate Word (7–2)Idaho (7–3)Mercer (9–2)Mercer (10–2)8.
9. Chattanooga Central Arkansas (0–1)Southern Illinois (1–1)Montana (2–1)North Dakota (3–1)UC Davis (4–1)North Dakota (4–2)North Dakota (4–2)Montana (5–2)Incarnate Word (6–2)Idaho (6–3)Villanova (8–2)Montana (8–3)Richmond (10–2)9.
10. Southern Illinois Southern Illinois (0–1)North Dakota (1–1)North Dakota (2–1)Sacramento State (2–2)Idaho (3–2)Abilene Christian (4–2)Tarleton State (6–1)Incarnate Word (5–2)Idaho (6–3)Mercer (8–1)Montana (7–3)Richmond (9–2)Rhode Island (10–2)10.
11. Central Arkansas Chattanooga (0–1)Sacramento State (0–2)Sacramento State (1–2)William & Mary (3–1)Mercer (5–0)Southeast Missouri State (5–1)Montana (5–2)Idaho (5–3)Central Arkansas (6–2)Rhode Island (8–1)Richmond (8–2)Abilene Christian (8–3)Illinois State (9–3)11.
12. Furman Incarnate Word (1–0)Incarnate Word (1–1)William & Mary (2–1)Mercer (4–0)William & Mary (4–1)Central Arkansas (4–2)Central Arkansas (5–2)Central Arkansas (5–2)Mercer (7–1)Villanova (7–2)Southeast Missouri State (8–2)Southeast Missouri State (9–2)Villanova (9–3)12.
13. Richmond William & Mary (1–0)William & Mary (1–1)UC Davis (2–1)Southeast Missouri State (3–1)Southeast Missouri State (4–1)Tarleton State (5–1)Idaho (4–3)Villanova (5–2)Villanova (6–2)Richmond (7–2)Tarleton State (8–2)Rhode Island (9–2)Montana (8–4)13.
14. Incarnate Word Richmond (0–1)Chattanooga (0–2)Mercer (3–0)UC Davis (3–1)Tarleton State (4–1)Montana (4–2)Incarnate Word (4–2)Mercer (6–1)Rhode Island (7–1)Tarleton State (7–2)Abilene Christian (7–3)Illinois State (8–3)Tarleton State (9–3)14.
15. William & Mary Furman (0–1)UC Davis (1–1)Incarnate Word (1–2)Incarnate Word (2–2)Incarnate Word (2–2)Incarnate Word (3–2)William & Mary (4–2)Rhode Island (6–1)North Dakota (5–3)Abilene Christian (6–3)Rhode Island (8–2)Villanova (8–3)Abilene Christian (8–4)15.
16. Albany Albany (1–0)Tarleton State (2–1)Tarleton State (2–1)Tarleton State (3–1)Abilene Christian (3–2)Illinois State (4–2)Rhode Island (5–1)William & Mary (5–2)Richmond (6–2)Central Arkansas (6–3)Stony Brook (8–2)Tarleton State (8–3)Southeast Missouri State (9–3)16.
17. Lafayette Western Carolina (0–1)Albany (1–1)Illinois State (2–1)Southern Illinois (2–2)Sacramento State (2–3)William & Mary (4–2)Abilene Christian (4–3)Abilene Christian (5–3)Abilene Christian (5–3)Stony Brook (7–2)Illinois State (7–3)Harvard (8–1)Northern Arizona (8–4)17.
18. UC Davis UC Davis (0–1)Illinois State (1–1)Lafayette (2–1)Illinois State (3–1)Illinois State (3–2)Sacramento State (2–3)Richmond (4–2)Richmond (5–2)Chattanooga (5–3)Illinois State (6–3)UT Martin (7–3)Stony Brook (8–3)Jackson State (10–2)18.
19. Illinois State Lafayette (0–1)Lafayette (1–1)Abilene Christian (2–1)Lamar (3–1)Southern Illinois (2–3)Rhode Island (4–1)Chattanooga (3–3)Chattanooga (4–3)North Carolina Central (6–2)UT Martin (6–3)Chattanooga (6–4)Duquesne (8–2)New Hampshire (8–4)19.
20. Western Carolina Tarleton State (1–1)Weber State (1–1)Albany (1–2)Abilene Christian (2–2)Rhode Island (3–1)Weber State (3–3)North Carolina Central (5–2)North Carolina Central (5–2) Stony Brook (6–2)William & Mary (6–3)Harvard (7–1)Jackson State (9–2)South Carolina State (9–2)20.
21. Tarleton State Illinois State (0–1)Youngstown State (1–1) Southeast Missouri State (2–1)Albany (1–2)New Hampshire (3–1)Richmond (4–2)Illinois State (4–3)Illinois State (5–3)Illinois State (5–3)North Dakota (5–4)East Tennessee State (6–4)Northern Arizona (7–4)Tennessee State (9–3)21.
22. Weber State Nicholls (0–1) Elon (1–1) Lamar (2–1) Rhode Island (3–1) McNeese (4–2)Lamar (3–2) Dartmouth (4–0)Dartmouth (5–0)Dartmouth (6–0)Western Carolina (5–4)Duquesne (7–2)UT Martin (7–4)Eastern Kentucky (8–4)22.
23. Nicholls North Dakota (0–1) Mercer (2–0)Chattanooga (0–3) Wofford (2–1) East Tennessee State (3–2)Chattanooga (2–3)East Tennessee State (4–3)East Tennessee State (4–3)East Tennessee State (5–3)Chattanooga (5–4) Jackson State (8–2) South Carolina State (8–2)UT Martin (8–4)23.
24. North Dakota Weber State (0–1)Nicholls (0–2)Western Carolina (1–2) New Hampshire (3–1)Lamar (3–2)Northern Arizona (3–3)New Hampshire (4–2)Western Carolina (4–3)William & Mary (5–3) Harvard (6–1)Central Arkansas (6–4)New Hampshire (7–4)Stony Brook (8–4)24.
25. Youngstown State Youngstown State (0–1) Abilene Christian (1–1) Northern Iowa (2–1)Weber State (2–2) Northern Arizona (3–2) North Carolina Central (4–2) Florida A&M (3–2) т
UT Martin (4–3) т		 Tennessee State (6–2)Tennessee State (6–2) Duquesne (6–2)Northern Arizona (6–4) Eastern Kentucky (7–4)Harvard (8–2)25.
Preseason
August 5 [16] 		Week 1
September 2 [17] 		Week 2
September 9 [18] 		Week 3
September 16 [19] 		Week 4
September 23 [20] 		Week 5
September 30 [21] 		Week 6
October 7 [22] 		Week 7
October 14 [23] 		Week 8
October 21 [24] 		Week 9
October 28 [25] 		Week 10
November 4 [26] 		Week 11
November 11 [27] 		Week 12
November 18 [28] 		Week 13
November 25 [29] 		Final
NoneDropped:
  • No. 14 Richmond
  • No. 15 Furman
  • No. 17 Western Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Weber State
  • No. 21 Youngstown State
  • No. 22 Elon
  • No. 24 Nicholls
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Lafayette
  • No. 23 Chattanooga
  • No. 24 Western Carolina
  • No. 25 Northern Iowa
Dropped:
  • No. 21 Albany
  • No. 23 Wofford
  • No. 25 Weber State
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Southern Illinois
  • No. 21 New Hampshire
  • No. 22 McNeese
  • No. 23 East Tennessee State
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Sacramento State
  • No. 20 Weber State
  • No. 22 Lamar
  • No. 24 Northern Arizona
Dropped:
  • No. 24 New Hampshire
  • No. 25т Florida A&M
  • No. 25т UT Martin
Dropped:
  • No. 24 Western Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 19 North Carolina Central
  • No. 22 Dartmouth
  • No. 23 East Tennessee State
  • No. 25 Tennessee State
Dropped:
  • No. 20 William & Mary
  • No. 21 North Dakota
  • No. 22 Western Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Chattanooga
  • No. 21 East Tennessee State
  • No. 24 Central Arkansas
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Duquesne
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Coaches' poll

Preseason
August 12 [30] [31] 		Week 1
September 3 [32] 		Week 2
September 9 [33] 		Week 3
September 16 [34] 		Week 4
September 23 [35] 		Week 5
September 30 [36] 		Week 6
October 7 [37] 		Week 7
October 14 [38] 		Week 8
October 21 [39] 		Week 9
October 28 [40] 		Week 10
November 4 [41] 		Week 11
November 11 [42] 		Week 12
November 18 [43] 		Week 13
November 25 [44] 		Final
1. South Dakota State (25)South Dakota State (0–1) (17)South Dakota State (1–1) (22)South Dakota State (2–1) (22)South Dakota State (3–1) (22)South Dakota State (3–1) (21)South Dakota State (4–1) (21)South Dakota State (5–1) (21)North Dakota State (7–1) (24)North Dakota State (8–1) (24)North Dakota State (9–1) (24)North Dakota State (9–1) (24)North Dakota State (10–1) (23)Montana State (12–0) (23)1.
2. North Dakota State North Dakota State (0–1) (5)North Dakota State (1–1) (2)North Dakota State (2–1) (1)North Dakota State (3–1) (1)North Dakota State (4–1) (3)North Dakota State (5–1) (3)North Dakota State (6–1) (2)Montana State (8–0) (2)Montana State (8–0) (2)Montana State (9–0) (2)Montana State (10–0) (2)Montana State (11–0) (3)South Dakota State (10–2) (2)2.
3. Montana Montana State (2–0) (4)Montana State (3–0) (2)Montana State (3–0) (3)Montana State (4–0) (2)Montana State (5–0) (1)Montana State (6–0) (2)Montana State (7–0) (3)South Dakota State (5–2)South Dakota State (6–2)South Dakota State (7–2)South Dakota State (8–2)South Dakota State (9–2)South Dakota (9–2)3.
4. Montana State Montana (1–0)Villanova (2–0)Idaho (2–1)Idaho (3–1) (1)South Dakota (3–1)South Dakota (4–1)South Dakota (5–1)South Dakota (6–1)UC Davis (7–1)UC Davis (8–1)UC Davis (9–1)South Dakota (8–2)North Dakota State (10–2)4.
5. South Dakota Villanova (1–0)Idaho (1–1)Villanova (3–0)South Dakota (2–1)Villanova (4–1)Villanova (5–1)Villanova (5–1)UC Davis (7–1)South Dakota (6–2)South Dakota (6–2)South Dakota (7–2)UC Davis (9–2)UC Davis (10–2)5.
6. Villanova South Dakota (1–0)South Dakota (1–1)South Dakota (1–1)Villanova (3–1)North Dakota (4–1)UC Davis (5–1)UC Davis (6–1)Southeast Missouri State (7–1)Southeast Missouri State (8–1)Southeast Missouri State (8–1)Incarnate Word (8–2)Incarnate Word (9–2)Incarnate Word (10–2)6.
7. Idaho Idaho (0–1)Central Arkansas (1–1)Southern Illinois (2–1)Central Arkansas (3–1)Central Arkansas (4–1)Mercer (5–0)Mercer (6–0)North Dakota (5–2)Tarleton State (7–1)Montana (7–2)Richmond (8–2)Richmond (9–2)Richmond (10–2)7.
8. Chattanooga Sacramento State (0–1)Southern Illinois (1–1)Central Arkansas (2–1)North Dakota (3–1)UC Davis (4–1)Idaho (4–2)Southeast Missouri State (6–1)Tarleton State (6–1)Montana (6–2)Incarnate Word (7–2)Villanova (8–2)Idaho (8–3)Idaho (9–3)8.
9. Furman Central Arkansas (0–1)Montana (1–1)North Dakota (2–1)Montana (3–1)Montana (4–1)Southeast Missouri State (5–1)Tarleton State (6–1)Montana (5–2)Central Arkansas (6–2)Richmond (7–2)Mercer (9–1)Mercer (9–2)Mercer (10–2)9.
10. Sacramento State Chattanooga (0–1)North Dakota (1–1)Montana (2–1)Sacramento State (2–2)William & Mary (4–1)North Dakota (4–2)North Dakota (4–2)Central Arkansas (5–2)Incarnate Word (6–2)Rhode Island (8–1)Idaho (7–3)Montana (8–3)Illinois State (9–3)10.
11. Southern Illinois Incarnate Word (1–0)Sacramento State (0–2)Sacramento State (1–2)UC Davis (3–1)Mercer (5–0)Tarleton State (5–1)Montana (5–2)Incarnate Word (5–2)Idaho (6–3)Villanova (7–2)Montana (7–3)Southeast Missouri State (9–2)Villanova (9–3)11.
12. Richmond Southern Illinois (0–1)UC Davis (1–1)UC Davis (2–1)William & Mary (3–1)Idaho (3–2)Abilene Christian (4–2)Central Arkansas (5–2)Idaho (5–3)Richmond (6–2)Idaho (6–3)Tarleton State (8–2)Abilene Christian (8–3)Rhode Island (10–2)12.
13. Central Arkansas Albany (1–0)William & Mary (1–1)William & Mary (2–1)Mercer (4–0)Southeast Missouri State (4–1)Central Arkansas (4–2)Incarnate Word (4–2)Richmond (5–2)Villanova (6–2)Mercer (8–1)Southeast Missouri State (8–2)Illinois State (8–3)Montana (8–4)13.
14. Albany William & Mary (1–0)Incarnate Word (1–1)Lafayette (2–1)Southeast Missouri State (3–1)Tarleton State (4–1)Montana (4–2)Idaho (4–3)Villanova (5–2)Rhode Island (7–1)Tarleton State (7–2)Missouri State (8–2)Villanova (8–3)Tarleton State (9–3)14.
15. Incarnate Word Richmond (0–1)Albany (1–1)Illinois State (2–1)Illinois State (3–1)Incarnate Word (2–2)Incarnate Word (3–2)Richmond (4–2)William & Mary (5–2)North Dakota (5–3)Missouri State (7–2)Abilene Christian (7–3)Rhode Island (9–2)Jackson State (10–2)15.
16. William & Mary Furman (0–1)Chattanooga (0–2)Mercer (3–0)Tarleton State (3–1)New Hampshire (3–1)Illinois State (4–2)William & Mary (4–2)Rhode Island (6–1)Mercer (7–1)Abilene Christian (6–3)Illinois State (7–3)Tarleton State (8–3)Southeast Missouri State (9–3)16.
17. UC Davis Western Carolina (0–1)Tarleton State (2–1)Tarleton State (2–1)Southern Illinois (2–2)Abilene Christian (3–1)Richmond (4–2)Rhode Island (5–1)Mercer (6–1)Missouri State (6–2)Illinois State (6–3)Stony Brook (8–2)Jackson State (9–2)Abilene Christian (8–4)17.
18. Lafayette UC Davis (0–1)Lafayette (1–1)Incarnate Word (1–2)Incarnate Word (2–2)Northern Iowa (2–2)William & Mary (4–2)Florida A&M (3–2)Missouri State (5–2)Abilene Christian (5–3)Stony Brook (7–2)Rhode Island (8–2)Missouri State (8–3)South Carolina State (9–2)18.
19. Western Carolina Lafayette (0–1)Illinois State (1–1)Northern Iowa (2–1)Northern Iowa (2–2)Illinois State (3–2)Florida A&M (3–2)New Hampshire (4–2)Abilene Christian (5–3)Illinois State (5–3)Central Arkansas (6–3)UT Martin (7–3)Duquesne (8–2)Tennessee State (9–3)19.
20. Illinois State North Dakota (0–1)Youngstown State (1–1)Florida A&M (2–1) New Hampshire (3–1)Sacramento State (2–3)Sacramento State (2–3)Missouri State (4–2)Illinois State (5–3)Stony Brook (6–2)Jackson State (7–2)Jackson State (8–2)Stony Brook (8–3)UT Martin (8–4)20.
21. Tarleton State Tarleton State (1–1) Northern Iowa (2–0) Southeast Missouri State (2–1)Florida A&M (2–2)Richmond (3–2)Rhode Island (4–1)Abilene Christian (4–3) тNorth Carolina Central (5–2)North Carolina Central (6–2)William & Mary (6–3)Duquesne (7–2)Harvard (8–1) тMissouri State (8–4)21.
22. North Dakota Illinois State (0–1)Florida A&M (2–1)Albany (1–2)Abilene Christian (2–2)Florida A&M (2–2)New Hampshire (3–2)North Carolina Central (5–2) тDartmouth (5–0)Dartmouth (6–0) UT Martin (6–3)Harvard (7–1)South Carolina State (8–2) т Northern Arizona (8–4)22.
23. Youngstown State Youngstown State (0–1)Nicholls (0–2) Abilene Christian (2–1)Albany (1–2) тSouthern Illinois (2–3)Weber State (3–3)Illinois State (4–3)Jackson State (5–2)Jackson State (6–2)North Dakota (5–4) South Carolina State (7–2)Butler (9–2)North Carolina Central (8–3)23.
24. Nicholls Florida A&M (2–0) Mercer (2–0)Chattanooga (0–3)Richmond (2–2) т McNeese (4–2) North Carolina Central (4–2) Dartmouth (4–0) Stony Brook (5–2)William & Mary (5–3) Duquesne (6–2)Dartmouth (7–1)UT Martin (7–4)New Hampshire (8–4)24.
25. Florida A&M (1)Nicholls (0–1) Weber State (1–1)Youngstown State (1–2)Lamar (3–1) Rhode Island (3–1) Missouri State (3–2) Jackson State (4–2)Chattanooga (4–3)Chattanooga (5–3) Harvard (6–1) Butler (8–2) т
Chattanooga (6–4)т		Tennessee State (8–3)Duquesne (8–3)25.
Preseason
August 12 [45] [46] 		Week 1
September 3 [47] 		Week 2
September 9 [48] 		Week 3
September 16 [49] 		Week 4
September 23 [50] 		Week 5
September 30 [51] 		Week 6
October 7 [52] 		Week 7
October 14 [53] 		Week 8
October 21 [54] 		Week 9
October 28 [55] 		Week 10
November 4 [56] 		Week 11
November 11 [57] 		Week 12
November 18 [58] 		Week 13
November 25 [59] 		Final
NoneDropped:
  • No. 15 Richmond
  • No. 16 Furman
  • No. 17 Western Carolina
Dropped:
  • No. 23 Nicholls
  • No. 25 Weber State
Dropped:
  • No. 14 Lafayette
  • No. 24 Chattanooga
  • No. 25 Youngstown State
Dropped:
  • No. 23т Albany
  • No. 25 Lamar
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Northern Iowa
  • No. 23 Southern Illinois
  • No. 24 McNeese
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Sacramento State
  • No. 23 Weber State
Dropped:
  • No. 18 Florida A&M
  • No. 19 New Hampshire
NoneDropped:
  • No. 21 North Carolina Central
  • No. 22 Dartmouth
  • No. 25 Chattanooga
Dropped:
  • No. 19 Central Arkansas
  • No. 21 William & Mary
  • No. 23 North Dakota
Dropped:
  • No. 24 Dartmouth
  • No. 25т Chattanooga
Dropped:
  • No. 20 Stony Brook
  • No. 21т Harvard
  • No. 23 Butler
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