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Football Championship Subdivision (FCS)
Playoff Bracket |
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FCS National Championship
Appalachian State
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| December 15, 2006 Final |
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Massachusetts (13-2) |
7 |
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3 |
17 |
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Appalachian State (13-1) |
7 |
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14 |
28 |
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Appalachian State wins their second straight FCS/I-AA national championship.
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Region I
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November 25 Final
Boone, NC (ESPNU)
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Coastal Carolina
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28
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#1 Appalachian State
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45
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November 25 Final
Bozeman, MT
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Furman
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7
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Montana State
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31
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Quarterfinals
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December 2 Final
Boone, NC (ESPNU)
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Appalachian State
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38
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Montana State
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17
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Region IV
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November 25 Final
Charleston, IL
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Illinois State
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24
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Eastern Illinois
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13
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November 25 Final
Youngstown, OH (ESPN2)
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James Madison
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31
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#4 Youngstown State
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35
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Quarterfinals
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December 2 Final
Youngstown, OH
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Illinois State
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21
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Youngstown State
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28
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Semifinals
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December 9 Final
Boone, NC (ESPN)
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Appalachian State
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49
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Youngstown State
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24
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Region III
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November 25 Final
Amherst, MA
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Lafayette
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14
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#3 Massachusetts
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35
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November 25 Final
Hampton, VA
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New Hampshire
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41
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Hampton
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38
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Quarterfinals
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December 2 Final
Amherst, MA
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Massachusetts
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24
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New Hampshire
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17
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Region II
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November 25 Final
Carbondale, IL
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Tennessee-Martin
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30
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Southern Illinois
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36
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November 25 Final
Missoula, MT
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McNeese State
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6
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#2 Montana
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31
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Quarterfinals
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December 2 Final
Missoula, MT
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Southern Illinois
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3
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Montana
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20
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Semifinals
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December 8 Final
Missoula, MT (ESPN2)
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Massachusetts
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19
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Montana
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17
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