Furman30
South Carolina St.20
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Division I Football Championship
Division I FCS · National playoff
Final: January 9, 2014
Final site: Frisco, TX
Rounds and bracket
Follow the winner’s link to the next round.
First Round
Coastal Carolina48
Bethune-Cookman24
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →New Hampshire45
Lafayette7
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Sam Houston51
Southern Utah20
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →South Dakota St.26
Northern Ariz.7
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Jacksonville St.55
Samford14
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Fordham37
Sacred Heart27
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Tennessee St.31
Butler0
November 30, 2013
Winner advances →Second Round
North Dakota St.38
Furman7
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Coastal Carolina42
Montana35
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →New Hampshire41
Maine27
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Southeastern La.30
Sam Houston29
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Eastern Wash.41
South Dakota St.17
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Jacksonville St.31
McNeese10
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Towson48
Fordham28
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Eastern Ill.51
Tennessee St.10
December 7, 2013
Winner advances →Quarterfinals
North Dakota St.48
Coastal Carolina14
December 13, 2013
Winner advances →New Hampshire20
Southeastern La.17
December 13, 2013
Winner advances →Eastern Wash.35
Jacksonville St.24
December 13, 2013
Winner advances →Towson49
Eastern Ill.39
December 13, 2013
Winner advances →Semifinals
North Dakota St.52
New Hampshire14
December 20, 2013
Winner advances →Towson35
Eastern Wash.31
December 20, 2013
Winner advances →Championship
North Dakota St.35
Towson7
January 9, 2014
Format and selection
NCAA championship selection
24 teams in a single-elimination playoff. Recorded games are organized by round.
- The NCAA championship committee selected and placed the field under that season’s championship regulations.
- The recorded bracket documents the participants and advancement. Earlier field sizes, automatic qualifiers and seeding arrangements should not be inferred from the current format.
These are documented selection procedures. They do not explain why a particular participant was chosen unless the source expressly records that decision.
History
The NCAA has organized this national championship since 1978.
A single-elimination bracket determines the champion. The field size and qualifying arrangements changed over time.
Sources and coverage
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