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Senior defensive back Ken Moore Jr. of Western Carolina University was named to the second‑team Preseason All‑America list by Stats Perform FCS, marking the fifth consecutive season a Catamount has received the honor. The announcement coincides with upcoming Southern Conference Media Day and the start of ticket sales for the 2026 home schedule.
Hayden King’s selection to the Stats Perform FCS Preseason All‑America Team highlights his stellar performance last season and sets the stage for a pivotal opening game against Central Arkansas.
After a breakout year that saw Sam Milligan set multiple records and lead the Patriot League in touchdowns, the Bison standout was named to the 2026 Stats Perform FCS Preseason All‑America Second Team.
Four Illinois State University football players have been named preseason FCS All‑Americans by Stats Perform, highlighting a strong returning core for the Redbirds.
Brown senior defensive lineman Ike Odimegwu has been named to the Third Team Stats Perform FCS Preseason All‑American list, a recognition that highlights his breakout junior season and sets the stage for a pivotal 2026 campaign.
Three Lehigh football players are named to the 2026 Stats Perform FCS Preseason All-America Teams, underscoring the program's rising profile and setting the stage for an exciting season.
Linebacker Brodie Carroll and placekicker Luke Barnes were named second‑team Stats Perform FCS Preseason All‑Americans, marking a historic first for Elon and highlighting the program’s rising national profile.
Andrew Body’s 2025 performance earned him multiple national honors, a 10‑win season and a return for 2026, where he hopes to put Alabama State on the national map.
After leading Alabama State to its first 10-win season in 21 years, quarterback Andrew Body was named Small College Athlete of the Year and collected multiple national awards, signaling a promising future for the program.
Concacaf’s Women’s Professional Football Development Seminar in Mexico City introduced the first-ever Women’s Club Licensing Regulations, aiming to professionalize and expand women’s football across its 41 member associations.