The FCS wrapped up an exciting Week 3 of the 2018 college football season which means it’s time for the updated rankings. On Monday, Sept. 17, the American Football Coaches Association unveiled the updated AFCA FCS Coaches’ Poll ahead of Week 4.
North Dakota State tops the updated poll with all 26 first-place votes. James Madison is sitting at No. 2 for the third straight week, while South Dakota State, North Carolina A&T, and Kennesaw State round out the top five.
This season, for the first time ever, the AFCA is in charge of the administration of the FCS. It had previously been run by the Southern Conference. The AFCA also administrates the Division II and Division III Top 25 polls.
The full AFCA FCS Coaches’ Top 25 Poll for Week 4 can be seen below.
AFCA FCS Coaches’ Top 25 Poll – Week 4
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- North Dakota St. (26)
- James Madison
- South Dakota St.
- North Carolina A&T
- Kennesaw St.
6t. Eastern Washington
6t. Wofford
- Weber St.
- Jacksonville St.
- McNeese
- Sam Houston St.
- Elon
- Central Arkansas
- Villanova
- Illinois St.
- Maine
Michigan - Samford
- Nicholls
- Stony Brook
- Montana
- Austin Peay
- Northern Iowa
- Rhode Island
- Colgate
- UC Davis
Dropped Out: Northern Arizona (22), South Dakota (24)
Others Receiving Votes: Delaware, 36; North Dakota, 36; South Dakota, 32; Mercer, 23; Sacramento St., 22; Towson, 17; Western Carolina, 12; Harvard, 10; Montana St., 10; Southeastern Louisiana, 10; Northern Arizona, 7; Chattanooga, 6; Monmouth (N.J.), 6; Princeton, 5; Richmond, 2; Youngstown St., 1.