Appalachian State football

Appalachian State football is the university’s NCAA Division I team, competing in the Sun Belt Conference. Known for a strong football tradition, the Mountaineers gained national prominence by winning three FCS national championships before transitioning to FBS in 2014. They are recognized for their innovative, run-heavy offense and resilient defense. Appalachian State is renowned for upsetting top-ranked programs, such as their 2007 victory over Michigan. The team plays home games at Kidd Brewer Stadium in Boone, North Carolina, and fosters a passionate community that celebrates its Appalachian heritage and football achievements.