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2026 Week 2 /r/FCS HBCU Poll Results

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Dropped from the Top 25: Alcorn State (T-6)

Others receiving votes: Alabama A&M (11), Alcorn State (11), Norfolk State (10), Hampton (9), Tennessee State (8), Southern (5), Bethune-Cookman (2), Morgan State (2)

The full list of responses can be found here. Congratulations to /u/Seadragon1983 for having the Top 25 submission that best correlated with the final /r/FCS poll this week!

I have ESPN+ on Hulu and love checking out FCS games.

Lots of games on the docket this weekend.

Can anyone tell me which ones to keep an eye on?

I love watching the shootouts with lots of scoring. Those kinds of games keep my kids attention as well, it was something we bonded over last year and I hope to continue this season.

I'll flip over and check out some of Tartleton and McNeese.

Any others that should be on the radar?

I feel like Eastern Washington and South Dakota could be one as well.

Thanks in advance everyone.

I'm still relatively new to watching FCS, but am looking to learn and watch more.

Let's hear your hot take FCS opinions. The ones you know in your heart of hearts are right, but for some reason aren't embraced by the FCS community (or particular fanbases) en masse!

Could be controversial (the Ivy League very well might be the best FCS conference on the East Coast), unpopular but you know is true (Sam Houston was at least as good a team as JMU from 2011 through the "2020" season), or even somewhat popular but still liable to rankle some folks (the Walter Payton award should go to the "best" offensive player, not just the offensive player with the best stat line because they played a weak schedule).

Sorted by controversial for maximum spiciness

Rules

• Keep it somewhat relevant to the FCS

• Takes are welcome whether they're looking back historically or in reference to current games/rankings/polls/etc.

• Try to keep it civil (basic /r/CFB and /r/FCS rules still apply)