NCAA | October 30, 2019 NCAA DI Football Championship Committee to reveal FCS top-10 ranking Check out this week's FCS top plays Share INDIANAPOLIS — The Division I Football Championship Committee will announce a top-10 ranking, Wednesday, Nov. 6, during halftime of the 8 p.m. ET Miami (OH) vs. Ohio game on ESPN2. For the fourth straight year, the sport committee will reveal the rankings ahead of Selection Sunday. The early reveal will provide insight on potential teams competing for top seed positions in the upcoming 2019 Division I Football Championship. In addition to building excitement around the FCS playoffs, the reveal may have some bearing on the final bracket that will be publicized during the selection show on Sunday, Nov. 24, at 12:30 p.m. ET on ESPNU. TOP 25: Check out the latest FCS Coaches' Poll right here The 2019 FCS championship field consists of 10 automatic qualifiers and 14 at-large qualifiers. The top eight teams will be seeded and receive first-round byes and host second-round games. The 16 other teams will bid to host first-round games. All rounds of the FCS playoffs can be seen on ESPN’s family of networks with first-round games taking place Saturday, Nov. 30 and concluding with the national championship game at Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, Saturday, January 11 at Noon (ET) on ABC. For more information on the 2019 Division I Football Championship, visit www.ncaa.com/fcs. SHOW SCHEDULE: Complete 2019 NCAA championship fall selection show schedule College football teams with the most national championships These are the college football teams with the most national championships since 1869. READ MORE How the AP preseason football poll predicts the College Football Playoff Here's how the preseason AP poll correlates to the final College Football Playoff poll in the CFP era. READ MORE Top HBCU football players at every position entering 2022 Before the 2022 HBCU football season begins on August 27, let’s take a look at the top FCS players at each position entering the year. READ MORE