Football Bowl Subdivision

The Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) is the highest level of college football in the United States, governed by the NCAA. It consists of over 130 teams from various conferences. FBS schools have large budgets, facilities, and scholarships to support their football programs. The season culminates in bowl games, which are postseason matches where teams compete based on their performance and rankings. The FBS features a playoff system to determine a national champion, highlighting the competitive nature and popularity of college football among fans and athletes alike.