NCAA Division I FBS

NCAA Division I FBS (Football Bowl Subdivision) is a level of college football in the United States known for its high competition and larger schools. These schools offer athletic scholarships and have significant financial resources for their football programs. FBS teams compete in a series of regular-season games, culminating in bowl games and a playoff system to determine a national champion. The division is characterized by its emphasis on athletic performance, large fan attendance, and media coverage, making it an important part of American sports culture. Notably, schools in FBS are often part of major conferences.