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NCAA approves permanent expansion of FCS regular season to 12 games
The NCAA Division I Council approved this week to allow football programs in the Football Championship Subdivision to play 12 regular-season games every season, starting in 2026. The change standardizes the start date of the FCS season as the Thursday 13 weeks before the FCS championship bracket is released,
UR, W&M all in as FCS teams can play 12 regular-season games starting in 2026
FCS teams do not have to play 12 games, but most have in the years it was permitted. A 12-game schedule allows programs to balance the number of road and home games and opens a consistent revenue source with an annual sixth home game. State agencies begin moving out of James Monroe Building
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