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2022 FCS football championship: Playoff schedule date, time, results how to watch

Indianapolis –The 24-team field for the 2022 NCAA Division I Football Championship was announced today by the NCAA Division I Football Championship Committee.

South Dakota (10-1), winners of the Missouri Valley Football Conference, has made 11 straight championship appearances and is the top seed. Jackrabbits went undefeated in his FCS competition, defeating all ten of his opponents on schedule.

more: Click or tap here for the full 2022 FCS Playoff Selection release

Sacramento State (11-0) is the second seed that automatically qualifies from the Big Sky Conference. The Hornets made their third overall appearance after maintaining his second consecutive undefeated streak in the conference.

2022 NCAA Division I Football Championship Automatic Qualifier

meeting team
Asun/WAC Tokyo.
big sky sacramento street
big south Gardner Webb
Colonial William & Mary
Missouri Valley south dakota street
northeast Saint Francis (PA)
ohio valley Southeast Most
Patriot holy cross
Pioneer Davidson
Southern samford
Southland Southeastern La.

2022 NCAA Division I Football Championship At-Large Selection

team meeting 2022 record
Delaware Colonial 7-4
Elon Colonial 8-3
Fordham Patriot 9-2
Furman Southern 9-2
Idaho big sky 7-4
Montana big sky 7-4
montana street big sky 10-1
new hampshire Colonial 8-3
north dakota MVFC 7-4
north dakota street MVFC 9-2
richmond Colonial 8-3
UIW Southland 10-1
weber street big sky 9-2

The TV schedule and match times for all rounds of the 2022 Championship will be updated at: www.NCAA.com/fcsAll rounds of the FCS playoffs can be watched on ESPN’s family of networks. His first-round match will take place on Saturday, November 26, and will conclude with a national championship game on Sunday, January 8 at 2:00 p.m. ET at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas. at ABC.

bracket: Click or tap here to view the full 2022 FCS Playoff Bracket

FCS bracket

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