The 2025 Non-FBS All-Texas teams spotlight 56 elite players from 21 programs, highlighting a season that saw Texas schools thrive across every level of college football and deep into the playoffs.

Texas FCS programs endured a brutal weekend as Tarleton State and SFA were knocked out of the playoffs and Prairie View A&M fell just short of a historic Black college national title.

SFA fell to Montana State in the FCS quarterfinals after turning the ball over three times in the first half and digging a 24-0 hole. 

Instant Classic in Nacogdoches.

Eight Texas teams chase conference titles and college football playoff berths across five divisions, creating a high-stakes weekend for fans following FBS, FCS, DII, DIII, and JUCO action.

In his second act at SFA, Colby Carthel rebuilt a battered program by adapting, retaining its core, and turning past heartbreak into a unified run that carried the Lumberjacks back to national relevance.

Find out which FCS teams from Texas were invited to the 2025 playoffs. 

How Texas Teams stack up across every level of college football’s postseason. The Lone Star State could be represented in the postseason at four of the five levels of the sport. 

The State of Texas has at least two programs ranked in five of the six levels of college football. We breakdown the 11 Non-FBS programs ranked as we head into late October.