In “FCS Delivered,” episode 21, Craig Haley and Gary Reasons have to flex muscle to keep up with the FCS playoff semifinalists. Yes, the power teams have advanced to this week’s final four, and our co-hosts are breaking down how they did it, and what are their keys for advancing to the national championship game.

Nashville had its FCS holiday wish list filled recently. What are Craig and Gary wishing for the FCS? 

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"FCS Delivered," episode 21 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. 

That the FCS postseason is basically going as expected makes sense given who’s been best all season. In “FCS Delivered,” episode 20, co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons break down how the eight highest seeds have advanced to the national quarterfinals, and how the Celebration Bowl is a matchup of the most-deserving qualifiers.

In addition, watch and listen when North Carolina Central’s Juan Velarde learns he is the 2024 recipient of the FedEx Doris Robinson Scholar-Athlete Award. 

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"FCS Delivered," episode 20 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. 

There’s so much going on across FCS college football, and co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons are all over it in “FCS Delivered,” episode 19. They’re reacting to the fast start to the playoffs and making predictions of the second-round games.

In addition, Craig and Gary unveil who they selected to win the FCS national legacy awards. Fingers crossed for all the finalists.

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"FCS Delivered," episode 19 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. 

The FCS playoffs are even better than the turkey this week (maybe not the side dishes, however). On “FCS Delivered,” episode 18, co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons are all over the second season, reacting to the playoff field and predicting the first-round games.

With Illinois State, Gary is going back for seconds. He visits with the playoff qualifier as part of “FCS National Awards on Campus.” The FCS National Team of the Week has been one of the more resilient teams in the nation.

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"FCS Delivered," episode 18 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. The on-campus videographer was Nick Reasons. A big thanks to Illinois State for the use of their game footage.

It’s an all-out sprint in the final full week of the FCS regular season. In “FCS Delivered,” episode 17, co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons explore the races that still offer available spots for the postseason, including some that are doubling up fun with rivalry games.

The Abilene Christian Wildcats are already qualified for the FCS playoffs. Gary visits with the national team of the week as part of “FCS National Awards on Campus.”

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"FCS Delivered," episode 17 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. The on-campus videographer was Nick Reasons. A big thanks to ACU for the use of their game footage.

Everybody anticipates the postseason in FCS football, but the journey to get there is just as thrilling. In “FCS Delivered,” episode 16, co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons discuss the conference title races, which, yes, result in postseason bids. Some races stand out in the sprint to the regular-season finish line. 

Also, Gary visits UC Davis for "FCS National Awards on Campus." In an amazing scenario, the Aggies went from playing in the FCS game of the week to being named the national team of the week to being back playing in the FCS game of the week.

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"FCS Delivered," episode 16 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. The on-campus videographer was Nick Reasons. A big thanks to UC Davis for the use of their game footage.

With the FCS playoffs fast approaching, “FCS Delivered,” episode 15, welcomes in selection committee chair Matt Larsen for an informative discussion with co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons. They talk about what’s going on behind the scenes as the 24-team field comes together.

Gary also visits Robert Morris University for “FCS National Awards on Campus.” The Northeast Conference co-leader was honored as Stats Perform FCS National Team of the Week.

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"FCS Delivered," episode 15 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. The on-campus videographer was Nick Reasons.

Consider the FCS election will continue through the entire month of November. Yes, the stretch drive is on, and in “FCS Delivered,” episode 14, Craig Haley and Gary Reasons continue to look at teams challenging for titles, but also individuals who are making a case for the FCS National Awards.

Gary also visits the St. Thomas Tommies for “FCS National Awards on Campus.” Running back Hope Adebayo’s career game earned Stats Perform FCS National Offensive Player of the Week.

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"FCS Delivered," episode 14 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell. The on-campus videographer was Nick Reasons.

Western Carolina quarterback Cole Gonzales passing for over 600 yards in a game defines a player heating up at the right time of the season. In “FCS Delivered,” episode 13, Craig Haley and Gary Reasons take a look at teams that are on a roll heading into the stretch drive of the regular season.

Our co-hosts also review North Dakota State’s win over South Dakota State and its impact on the FCS Top 25 poll, and Gary visits with Gonzales and his Catamounts squad for “FCS National Awards on Campus.” 

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"FCS Delivered," episode 13 was produced by Seth Biley and Graham Bell.

In “FCS Delivered,” episode 12, co-hosts Craig Haley and Gary Reasons are all over the big matchup between No. 1 South Dakota State and No. 2 North Dakota State. They’ll discuss how we got here, preview keys to the game and make a prediction.

In addition, we’ll update top 2025 NFL prospects from the FCS, leading into Gary’s visit with former NFL running back Eddie George, Tennessee State’s head coach, and his Tigers team in “FCS National Awards on Campus.” 

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"FCS Delivered," episode twelve was produced by Seth Biley and Jordan Collins. Nick Reasons was the On Campus videographer in Tennessee.