Janie Harris | NCAA.com | August 18, 2016 Jacksonville State receives new turf Share Announced on Wednesday, Jacksonville State’s Burgess-Snow Field received a new turf, which is now fully installed and ready to face the 2016 season. "We got on it [Tuesday] night for the first time, and our guys were just chomping at the bit,” said head coach John Grass. “We got on it for the second time [Wednesday], and that's going to make it hard to go back to the practice field. It's a whole lot softer and better than our old turf, and it looks great." Related Story: 4 players who can become household names Today, the team heads back out onto the practice field to continue preparations for the opening game against North Alabama, which will take place on the new turf. Still, JSU football as well as the coaches took to social media to show off the new field. Looking forward to the memories this year and many more to come on the NEW Burgess-Snow Field! #StayCocky pic.twitter.com/EO6GEZA0a2 — John Grass (@Coach_Grass) August 16, 2016 Related Story: Who can dethrone North Dakota State? New @ProGrassTurf coming along here at Burgess-Snow! Looking forward to memorable games this fall! #StayCocky pic.twitter.com/7rEOLK6Tl0 — Coach JR Sandlin (@JR_Sandlin) August 11, 2016 Schools with most FCS football national championships Here are the schools with the most all-time FCS football championships. North Dakota has the most with eight titles. READ MORE South Dakota State vs. Sam Houston: Preview, all-time history, how to watch the 2020-21 FCS championship game No. 1 South Dakota State faces No. 2 Sam Houston in the 2020-21 FCS championship game in Frisco, Texas on May 16. Here's everything you need to know. READ MORE Walter Payton Award: Complete history of the FCS offensive honor The Walter Payton Award is given annually to the most outstanding offensive player in the FCS. Here's what to know about the subdivision's highest honor. READ MORE