Things weren’t looking good for Maine in mid-October. The Black Bears owned a 2-5 overall record and hadn’t won a game against a Colonial Athletic Association opponent.

Although Maine likely needs to win both of its two remaining games to have any chance of earning an at-large berth for the FCS playoffs, Maine coach Nick Charlton said his team isn’t looking past Saturday’s home game against Rhode Island. URI coach Jim Fleming seems to have one eye on the future, however.

College football plays the shortest season of any major sport. And yet, one can reasonably posit no other game sees teams evolve as profoundly, or fade from attrition, quite as profoundly in three months. 

With three weeks remaining in the regular season what do we make of the Colonial Athletic Association with regard to this year’s 24-team FCS playoff field? 

With just three weeks left in the FCS season, six CAA games are live on Saturday afternoon and almost all of them have big-time playoff implications. 

Malik Gavek is a classic case of a college football player getting a chance and then making the most of that opportunity.

New Hampshire was nearing the end of a disappointing 2018 season when something unexpected occurred: The Wildcats posted a 35-24 upset victory over James Madison, which entered that game ranked No. 3 in the FCS Coaches’ Poll.

A pair of CAA Football squads are among the top 10 in the initial rankings released by the selection committee for the Division I Football Championship on Wednesday night.

After a rough start, Richmond has bounced back emphatically to grab control of their own destiny within the CAA race.

Between the rigors of leading a college football team in the hunt for a conference championship, and juggling coursework, Richmond’s Joe Mancuso has a lot on his plate.