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[[File:Florida_A&M_Rattlers.jpg|thumb]]The '''Florida A&M Rattlers football team''' represents the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University located in Tallahassee, Florida. The Rattlers are a member of the NCAA FCS [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] and play their home games at Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee. The Rattlers are currently coached by Willie Simmons.
 
[[File:Florida_A&M_Rattlers.jpg|thumb]]The '''Florida A&M Rattlers football team''' represents the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University located in Tallahassee, Florida. The Rattlers are a member of the NCAA FCS [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] and play their home games at Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee. The Rattlers are currently coached by Willie Simmons.
Florida A&M won the inaugural 1-AA (now FCS) national championship in 1978 when the NCAA divided Division 1 football into 1-A and 1-AA.
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Florida A&M won the inaugural 1-AA (now FCS) national championship in 1978 when the NCAA divided Division 1 football into 1-A and 1-AA. In 2004, Florida A&M moved up to play as a 1-A independent, but the Rattlers returned to the 1-AA MEAC the following season.
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==Affiliations==
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*2005-present - [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] (NCAA FCS/1-AA)
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*2004 - NCAA 1-A independent
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*1986-2003 - [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] (NCAA 1-AA)
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*1984-1985 - NCAA 1-AA independent
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*1979-1983 - [[Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference]] (NCAA 1-AA)
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*1926-1978 - [[Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Conference]] (NCAA Division II)
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Although a member of the Division II SIAC in 1978, Florida A&M successfully petitioned the NCAA to grant the team 1-AA status for the 1978 season.
 
==Seasons==
 
==Seasons==
 
===2010s===
 
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===1990s===
 
===1990s===

Revision as of 23:37, 21 December 2019

Florida A&M Rattlers

The Florida A&M Rattlers football team represents the Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University located in Tallahassee, Florida. The Rattlers are a member of the NCAA FCS Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference and play their home games at Bragg Memorial Stadium in Tallahassee. The Rattlers are currently coached by Willie Simmons.

Florida A&M won the inaugural 1-AA (now FCS) national championship in 1978 when the NCAA divided Division 1 football into 1-A and 1-AA. In 2004, Florida A&M moved up to play as a 1-A independent, but the Rattlers returned to the 1-AA MEAC the following season.

Affiliations

Although a member of the Division II SIAC in 1978, Florida A&M successfully petitioned the NCAA to grant the team 1-AA status for the 1978 season.

Seasons

2010s

Season Coach Record
2019 Willie Simmons 9-2
2018 Willie Simmons 6-5
2017 Alex Wood 3-8
2016 Alex Wood 4-7
2015 Alex Wood 1-10
2014 Earl Holmes; Corey Fuller 3-9
2013 Earl Holmes 3-9
2012 Joe Taylor; Earl Holmes 4-7
2011 Joe Taylor 7-4
2010 Joe Taylor 8-3

2000s

Season Coach Record
2009 Joe Taylor 8-3
2008 Joe Taylor 9-3
2007 Rubin Carter 3-8
2006 Rubin Carter 7-4
2005 Rubin Carter 6-5
2004 Billy Joe 3-8
2003 Billy Joe 6-6
2002 Billy Joe 7-5
2001 Billy Joe 7-4
2000 Billy Joe 9-3

1990s

1980s

1970s

Season Coach Record
1979 Rudy Hubbard 7-4
1978 Rudy Hubbard 12-1

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