Is the CAA the Class of the FCS

CAA SPRING FOOTBALL PRIMER
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Craig Haley - FCS Executive Director
Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Five CAA Football teams had Top 25 rankings last season and then didn't even finish with a winning record in conference play.

The grinding nature of the CAA schedule never changes.

The 12-team conference's depth makes spring practices an important time for teams to develop a depth chart and get players acclimated to new and larger roles.

Defending champion New Hampshire and Villanova still appear to be the ones to beat this year, but the teams nipping at their heels - like fellow 2014 FCS playoff qualifiers James Madison and Richmond - form a deep group.

William & Mary, Delaware, Albany, 2013 CAA champ Maine and 2013 FCS national runner-up Towson were the five which had national rankings but did no better than .500 in conference play.

I say it's the MVC now. Haley's bias, east coast.

EGO is big...Extra big.
CAA the class of FCS?
East coast bias? They did get a ton of snow this past winter. Does that count?
Until the games are played it is all BS.
Haley is half full, my take on his brag announcement!

Sweet Jesus. Might as well write an article asking if the BSC is the Class of the FCS....be just as accurate.

WAFJ.

6-12 years ago maybe, although that wasn't even definite. now conference superiority starts with the MWFC.

Missouri Valley, currently.