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FCS college football rankings, week 13: UNH remains #1, Villanova holds at #6

No movement in top twelve spots.

Geoff Burke-USA TODAY Sports

New Hampshire remains the top program in FCS in the newest media poll after the Wildcats defeated Delaware, 43-14 on Saturday.

Following 'Nova's 48-31 victory over Albany, that led to the "Handoff Controversy" of letting a fourth-year walk-on get carries in the last minute of a game on Senior Night, Andy Talley's squad holds at the #6 spot.

Second ranked Coastal Carolina, #3 Jacksonville State, and #4 North Dakota State all won over the weekend. Fifth ranked Eastern Washington was idle and was the lone possibility for Villanova to rise in the rankings.

The CAA features five total teams in the poll. In addition to UNH and 'Nova, James Madison (#17), Richmond (#21), and William & Mary (#22) are all in the Top 25.

Villanova's regular season ends on Saturday as they head to Newark to face the Delaware Blue Hens.

The Sports Network FCS Top 25

Rank School Record Points Prev
1 New Hampshire Wildcats (74) 9-1 3879 1
2 Coastal Carolina Chanticleers (56) 11-0 3802 2
3 North Dakota State Bison (20) 10-1 3606 4
4 Jacksonville State Gamecocks (10) 9-1 3581 3
5 Eastern Washington Eagles 9-2 3381 5
6 Villanova Wildcats 9-2 3137 6
7 Fordham Rams 10-1 2905 7
8 Illinois State Redbirds 9-1 2865 8
9 Chattanooga Mocs 8-3 2598 9
10 Southeastern Louisiana Lions 8-3 2466 10
11 Northern Iowa Panthers 7-4 2404 11
12 Montana State Bobcats 8-3 2289 12
13 Montana Grizzlies 7-4 1886 16
14 Eastern Kentucky Colonels 9-2 1675 18
15 Harvard Crimson 9-0 1597 17
16 South Dakota State Jackrabbits 7-4 1489 19
17 James Madison Dukes 8-3 1300 25
18 Indiana State Sycamores 7-4 1257 23
19 McNeese State Cowboys 6-4 1062 13
20 Youngstown State Penguins 7-4 998 15
21 Richmond Spiders 7-4 924 14
22 William & Mary Tribe 7-4 743 24
23 Sam Houston State Bearkats 7-4 403 NR
24 North Carolina A&T Aggies 9-2 297 NR
25 Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 8-3 268 20
Others receiving votes: Sacred Heart 200, Idaho State 153, Bryant 144, Alcorn State 118, Northern Arizona 104, Charleston Southern 93, Yale 51, Southern Illinois 47, Bucknell 34, Liberty 33, Cal Poly 32, Stephen F. Austin 27, North Carolina Central 24, Jackson State 23, Grambling State 21, Samford 16, San Diego 15, Dartmouth 12, Albany 10, Robert Morris 8, Western Carolina 7, Southern 7, Jacksonville 5, Northwestern State 4.