NCAA Division I Football Championship

NCAA Division I Football Championship (1978- )

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The NCAA Division I-AA Football Championship is an American college football tournament played each year to determine the champion of the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS). Prior to 2006, the game was known as the NCAA Division I-AA Football Championship. The FCS is the highest division in college football to hold a playoff tournament sanctioned by the NCAA to determine its champion. The four-team playoff system used by the Bowl Subdivision (beginning with the 2014 season) is not sanctioned by the NCAA.

The reigning national champions are the North Dakota State Bison, who have won four consecutive Championship games. They are the first FCS team to win four consecutive titles and only the second team to do so in College Football history, the other being Augustana (Illinois) who won four consecutive Division III titles from 1983 to 1986. The Bison have also appeared in four straight championship games, one of only three teams to accomplish that feat.

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Scheduleevery Saturday at 12:00 (210 min)

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2024 NCAA Division I Football Championship: North Dakota State vs. Montana State
Year 2024Episode 1210 min

2024 NCAA Division I Football Championship: North Dakota State vs. Montana State

Live from Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas.

The Bison (13-2) battle the Bobcats (15-0) for the FCS Championship. North Dakota State beat South Dakota State 28-21 for the Dakota Marker in the semifinals, while Montana State topped South Dakota 31-17. ND State seeks a record 10th national title.

Jan 6, 2025

Recent Episodes

EpisodeNameAirdate
2025-01-062024 NCAA Division I Football Championship: North Dakota State vs. Montana StateJan 6, 2025
2024-01-072023 NCAA Division I Football Championship: South Dakota State Jackrabbits vs. Montana GrizzliesJan 7, 2024
2023-01-082022 NCAA Division I Football Championship: #1 South Dakota State vs. #3 North Dakota StateJan 8, 2023
2022-01-082021 NCAA Division I Football Championship: North Dakota State vs. Montana StateJan 8, 2022
2021-05-162020 NCAA Division I Football Championship: Sam Houston State vs. South Dakota StateMay 16, 2021
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Frequently Asked Questions  Warning: Spoilers

When did 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' premiere?

The first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' premiered on December 16, 1978.

What network aired 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'?

'NCAA Division I Football Championship' was televised on NBC.

Who were the two teams that played in the first season's championship game?

The two teams that played in the first season's championship game were Florida State Seminoles and Southern Cal Trojans.

Which team won the first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'?

The Southern Cal Trojans won the first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'.

How long was the first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'?

The first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' consisted of only one game.

Who was the host of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' in 1978?

Curt Gowdy was the host of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' in 1978.

How many teams competed in the first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'?

There were no rounds of competition in the first season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship', just one championship game.

Was 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' a new show in 1978?

Yes, 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' was a new show in 1978.

What was the format of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' in the first season?

The format of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' in the first season involved just one championship game.

Was 'NCAA Division I Football Championship' broadcast live or was it recorded?

'NCAA Division I Football Championship' was broadcast live.

Which team won the second season of 'NCAA Division I Football Championship'?

'NCAA Division I Football Championship' only had one season in 1978.

Cast

Dave Flemming

Dave Flemming

plays himself
Brock Osweiler

Brock Osweiler

plays himself
Stormy Buonantony

Stormy Buonantony

plays herself
Matt Austin

Matt Austin

plays himself
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Characters

Play-by-Play Commentator

Play-by-Play Commentator

played by Dave Flemming
Analyst

Analyst

played by Brock Osweiler
Sideline Reporter

Sideline Reporter

played by Stormy Buonantony
Officiating Analyst

Officiating Analyst

played by Matt Austin
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Also known as

  • NCAA D1-AA Championship (United States)
  • D1-AA Championship (United States)
  • DI-AA Championship (United States)

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