The postseason tournament for the Big Sky Conference in college football determines the conference’s automatic qualifier for the NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) playoffs. Qualifying teams vie for the conference title and a coveted spot in the national championship bracket. The tournament format and participating teams are dictated by regular season performance and conference bylaws.
Success in this culminating event significantly impacts a program’s prestige, recruiting potential, and overall athletic department standing. A strong showing provides valuable national exposure and can attract talented players and increased funding. The history of the event reveals a pattern of competitive matchups and the rise of notable FCS programs within the conference.
