It is in an order...alphabetical.
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Is this enough to get Weber on the current Top 10 list? Nice run of qualifying the past 5 years, but I’m not sure that it is enough...I might be letting that curb-stomping I saw Chatt deliver to them in 2016 be affecting my opinion too heavily.
Division I-AA/FCS Playoffs
The Weber State Wildcats have appeared in the I-AA/FCS playoffs nine times, with an overall record of 7–9.
Year Round Opponent Result 1987 First Round
Quarterfinals@ Idaho
@ MarshallW 59–30
L23–511991 First Round @ Northern Iowa L21–38 2008 First Round
Quarterfinals@ Cal Poly
@ MontanaW 49–35
L13–242009 First Round @ William & Mary L25–38 2016 First Round @ Chattanooga L14–45 2017 First Round
Second Round
QuarterfinalsWestern Illinois
@ Southern Utah
@ James MadisonW 21–19
W 30–13
L28–312018 Second Round
QuarterfinalsSE Missouri State
MaineW 48–23
L18–232019 Second Round
Quarterfinals
SemifinalsKennesaw State
Montana
@ James MadisonW 26–20
W 17–10
L14–302020* First Round Southern Illinois L 31-34
It's not beyond criticism but I think it's a pretty fair gauge overall using an escalating point system based on how deep you get into the playoffs. A first round loss is worth 5 points up to a championship being worth 100 points (which would require a first round win in a 24 team format as well so NDSU and JMU have only gotten 95 points for championships in recent years - this year's winner will only get 95 as well). Montana has played 20 more playoff games than NDSU has so that's where they get their advantage even though from a "points per game" NDSU is much higher due to more titles and deeper runs in general.
Weber has a ways to go. They're tied at #28 (with Jacksonville St interestingly enough) amongst current FCS programs with 175 points. The teams on the cusp of the top 10 are McNeese (360), Richmond (350), UNH (345), and Villanova (325) but the top 10 are going to separate themselves pretty well after Sam Houston's points from this year are added in since they'll have at least a 100 point lead on McNeese after that.
My Top 10 programs as of today (in order)
NDSU
JMU
Sam Houston State
South Dakota State
Villanova
Eastern Washington
Northern Iowa
Montana
Jacksonville State
New Hampshire