In the context of football, "FBS" stands for Football Bowl Subdivision. The FBS is a subdivision of NCAA Division I, which is the top level of college football in the United States. The FBS is known for its higher level of competition and larger football programs compared to the Football Championship Subdivision (FCS), which is another subdivision within NCAA Division I.
The FBS is characterized by a system of bowl games, where top teams are invited to participate in postseason bowl games, culminating in the College Football Playoff National Championship game. These bowl games often take place at the end of the regular college football season.
Teams in the FBS compete for the national championship, and the highest-ranking teams participate in prestigious bowl games. The FBS is home to many well-known college football programs, and the level of play is considered to be among the highest in the collegiate football hierarchy.
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