Harvard and Yale are set to face off in their historic rivalry game on Saturday, with something more at stake.

The FCS playoff selection show is days away, and with one game left to play, it's time to take a look at the FCS at-large bubble. Let's take a deep dive into all of the cases of teams on the edge of the playoff field.

There's a chance that the crowd for a Yale-Harvard game in New Haven could top 60,000 for the first time since 1987.

This season, 61 of the 67 teams in the four power conferences are playing at least one game against an FCS team.

The NCAA Division I Football Championship Committee unveiled its updated in-season top 10 rankings Wednesday, and Montana State and Montana are sitting in strong positions.

It’s a football rivalry so old that it’s merely referred to as “The Game.” But this year, Harvard vs Yale has added meaning.

Montana State made it all the way to the championship game of the FCS playoffs last season and the school lost tens of thousands of dollars in the process. In fact, officials say, most of the 24 teams that go to the playoffs lose money or break even.

Missouri State has fared pretty well during its first season as an FBS team, as the Bears improved to 6-3 with a win over Liberty last weekend. That

Missouri State reached six wins Saturday in its first season as a member of Conference USA, but NCAA rules prohibit the Bears from playing in the postseason as it transitions from the FCS to FBS.

Defending champion North Central once again looks like the team to beat in D3. Here's how to watch all the action on the road to the Stagg Bowl.