Six MVFC Teams Ranked in Top 25 of Stats Perform Poll
Six Missouri Valley Football Conference teams are ranked in this week's Stats Perform FCS Top 25 poll. North Dakota State (1), South Dakota State (2), Illinois State (7), South Dakota (12), North Dakota (16) and Southern Illinois (17) represent the MVFC. Youngstown State is receiving votes.
The Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll is released each Monday during the regular season and one day after the FCS championship game (to be played Jan. 5 in Nashville, Tennessee). A first-place vote is worth 25 points, a second-place vote 24 points, all the way down to one point for a 25th-place vote.
|
School (1st votes) |
Pts. |
Prev. |
Last Week |
| 1 |
North Dakota St. (49) |
1393 |
1 |
59-3 win at Tennessee State |
| 2 |
South Dakota St. (7) |
1351 |
2 |
30-24, two-OT win at then-No. 3 Montana St. |
| 3 |
Tarleton St. |
1260 |
5 |
59-3 win over Mississippi Valley State |
| 4 |
Montana St. |
1202 |
3 |
30-24, two-OT loss to then-No. 2 S. Dakota State |
| 5 |
Montana |
1123 |
6 |
42-17 win over Central Washington |
| 6 |
Rhode Island |
1050 |
9 |
31-17 win at Stony Brook |
| 7 |
Illinois State |
1049 |
7 |
41-13 win over Morehead State |
| 8 |
Idaho |
937 |
10 |
37-30 win over St. Thomas |
| 9 |
UC Davis |
885 |
8 |
70-10 loss at Washington |
| 10 |
Lehigh |
836 |
11 |
28-10 win over Sacred Heart |
| 11 |
Villanova |
743 |
13 |
24-17 win over Colgate |
| 12 |
South Dakota |
649 |
4 |
20-13 loss at Lamar |
| 13 |
ACU |
648 |
16 |
28-20 win over then-No. 25 Stephen F. Austin |
| 14 |
UIW |
568 |
12 |
No game |
| 15 |
Tennessee Tech |
560 |
17 |
45-17 win over Chattanooga |
| 16 |
North Dakota |
535 |
20 |
50-20 win over Portland State |
| 17 |
Southern Illinois |
510 |
14 |
34-17 loss at Purdue |
| 18 |
Northern Arizona |
409 |
19 |
38-31 win over Utah Tech |
| 19 |
Jackson State |
381 |
15 |
38-20 loss at Southern Miss |
| 20 |
Monmouth |
373 |
21 |
49-28 win at Fordham |
| 21 |
Sacramento St. |
253 |
18 |
20-17 loss at Nevada |
| 22 |
Austin Peay |
233 |
NR |
28-6 loss at Georgia |
| 23 |
New Hampshire |
132 |
NR |
19-16 win over Holy Cross |
| 24 |
Lamar |
121 |
NR |
20-13 win over then-No. 4 South Dakota |
| 25 |
West Georgia |
110 |
NR |
34-10 win at then-No. 22 Nicholls |
Dropped Out of Top 25: Nicholls (22); Mercer (23); Southern Utah (24); Stephen F. Austin (25)
Others Receiving Votes (schools listed on two or more ballots): Mercer (0-1), 101;
Presbyterian (2-0), 100;
Harvard (0-0), 86;
Southeast Missouri (1-1), 86;
ETSU (1-1), 73;
Richmond (1-1, 0-1 Patriot), 64;
UT Martin (0-2), 59;
Youngstown State (2-0), 59;
Nicholls (1-2, 1-0 Southland), 52;
Eastern Kentucky (1-1), 31;
Southern Utah (1-1), 29;
Gardner-Webb (1-1), 27;
Stephen F. Austin (0-2), 27;
South Carolina State (1-1), 14;
Stony Brook (0-2, 0-1 CAA), 13;
Tennessee State (1-1), 13;
Towson (2-0), 9;
Western Carolina (0-2), 5;
Bryant (1-1), 5;
LIU (1-1), 5
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Stats Perform FCS Top 25 Poll Voting Panel – Stats Perform: Craig Haley.
Big Sky Conference: Riley Corcoran, Tyson Rodgers, Larry Weir.
CAA Football: Roger Brown, Matt Harmon, Rob Washburn.
Ivy League: JJ Klein, Craig Larson.
Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference: Kendrick Lewis, Patricia Porter-Mayfield.
Missouri Valley Football Conference: Kyle Grooms, Dom Izzo, Randy Reinhardt.
Northeast Conference: Sarah Boissonneault, Brian Cleary.
OVC-Big South Football Association: Mike Bradd, Kyle Schwartz, Mark Simpson.
Patriot League: Eric Malanoski, Ryan Sakamoto.
Pioneer Football League: Cody Bush, Larry Hansgen.
Southern Conference: Scott Keeler, Andrew Miller, Ralan Wardlaw.
Southland Conference: Matthew Bonnette, James Dixon, James Hill.
Southwestern Athletic Conference: Curtis Ford, Ronnie Johnson.
United Athletic Conference: Brian Morgan, Benjamin Ray, Jake Withee.
National Representatives: Sean Anderson, Stan Becton, Zack Carlton, Gene Clemons, Joe DeLeone, Matt Dixon, Steven J. Gaither, Sam Herder, Emory Hunt, Doug Kelly, Kyle Kensing, Brandon Lawrence, Zach McKinnell, Jon Passman, Omar Rashon Borja, Ryan Roberts, Timothy Rosario, Kent Schmidt, Phil Sokol, Reggie Thomas, Ralph Ventre, Jamie Williams.