The 2010 NCCS National Flag Football Championship Show, sponsored by POWERADE, premieres this Saturday, January 29 at 10pm ET on CBS College Sports Network.

The one-hour show highlights all of the best action from the National Flag Football Championships held January 4-6, 2011 in College Station, TX.
Watch as 40 of the top Men’s, Women’s and Co-Rec flag football teams from across the country compete for the National Championship.

CBS College Sports Network is available nationally on DISH channel 152 and DirecTV channel 613. Click on the channel finder on www.cbscollegesports.com for local listings!

Don’t worry if you miss the show on 1/29…CBS College Sports Network will be reairing the 2010 NCCS National Flag Football Championship Show all week!

Jan. 30: 12p & 9p ET

Jan. 31: 12p & 11p ET

Feb. 1: 6p ET

Feb. 4: 10a ET

Feb. 5: 8a ET

Feb. 7: 6:30p ET

A three-peat of repeats on Championship Day at the NCCS National Flag Football Championships! North Carolina A&T (Men), Florida A&M (Women), and the University of Central Florida (Co-Rec) each won their second consecutive NCCS National Flag Football Championship yesterday.

In the Men’s Division, North Carolina A&T defeated UCF 26-7. In the Women’s Division, FAMU defeated Texas State 26-6. In the Co-Rec Division, UCF deafted Angelo State 30-6. Check out the complete bracket for results from throughout the tournament.

All three winners, as well as all the stories from the tournament, will be highlighted on the 2010 NCCS National Flag Football Championship Show presented by POWERADE on January 29th at 10ET on the CBS College Sports Network. Click here for local channel information.

A bright and sunny Day Two at the NCCS National Flag Football Championships was just what the doctor ordered after a rain-drenched Day One blanketed the fields on Tuesday. The single-elimination championships also began today in all three divisions. We’re down to four teams in each division with Semifinals being played in the morning and the Championships in the afternoon.

Men’s Division
The upset of the day came early when #18 Texas Southern took down #2 Cal State – Northridge 7-0. Defending champion #1 North Carolina A&T rallied down 19-6 to beat Angelo State 24-19 and will face #5 Kennesaw State in the first Men’s Semifinal. #3 UNC – Charlotte battles #10 UCF in the other Semifinal. If North Carolina A&T and UNC – Charlotte advance, it will be a rematch of last year’s championship.
Check out the complete men’s bracket.

Women’s Division
#1 Florida A&M will try to defend their title against #4 UCF in the first Semifinal. #2 Howard University and #6 Texas State will battle in the second Semifinal. FAMU, Texas State, and Howard will enter the semifinal undefeated. Can FAMU make it two years in a row? Check out the full women’s bracket.

Co-Rec Division
The Quarterfinals were made for upsets; at least during Co-Rec competition today. #1 Texas A&M Corpus Christi fell to #10 Arizona State and #2 UNC – Charlotte was eliminated by #7 Texas Southern. ASU will take on #4 UCF in the first Semifnal and Texas Southern will battle Angelo State in the second Semifinal. Check out the complete Co-Rec bracket.

Follow @CBSIntramurals on Twitter for updates through Championship Day.

A rain-soaked Day One at the NCCS National Flag Football Championships is now complete. While men’s pool play has wrapped up, the co-rec and women’s tournaments will continue with pool play tomorrow morning. Day One saw a lot of familiar faces showing their strength as well as newcomers preparing to make a run at the National Championships.

Defending men’s champion North Carolina A&T stretched their muscles going 2-0 in pool play. They’ll start pool play as the #1 seed and will play the winner Olivet College and the University of Southern Mississippi. Also undefeated after pool play were UNC-Charlotte, Kennesaw State, Texas State, Cal State – Northridge, and Angelo State. All six teams are ranked as the top 6 teams in the single-elimination championship round that kicks off tomorrow morning.

On the women’s side, defending champion Florida A&M, Howard, and Texas State went undefeated today. Women’s pool play continues at 8am tomorrow morning. Pool play for the co-rec tournament continues tomorrow morning as well. After the first day, defending champion UCF as well as UNC-Charlotte and Mississippi State are all undefeated at 2-0.

To follow the action as it unfolds, follow CBS Intramurals on Twitter and check up-to-date scores on the NCCS website here: Upcoming Schedule

Good luck to everyone on day two!

Kick off is at 8am for the 2010 NCCS National Flag Football Championships, sponsored by POWERADE!  We just posted some highlight photos from 2009 – keep checking back all week for pics & video from this year’s Nationals.  You can upload your own footage too, just use Facebook Connect to login.

Championship Central

We’re only 1-week away from the 2010 NCCS National Flag Football Championships, sponsored by POWERADE!  Visit Championship Central for news & updates on the tournament.

There are some great photos and videos up at http://cbsintramurals.com/powerade/ucd. If you haven’t checked them out yet make sure you do. Plus there are close to a 1000 photos and a couple hundred videos from previous weeks. They are must see’s for all participants and fans.

Great event last night! We had a lot of fun out at the flag football fields with Powerade!  Since the championship has been postponed due to rain until after Christmas Break, we’ll be out for out last Powerade event then for the Championships! Have a good break and see you then!

Great games skillfully played! Amazing tosses and catches!! Everyone having fun in the snow! Gave out lots of POWERADE and let everyone know about CBS Intramurals sponsored by POWERADE!!

After a playoff run full of controversy, intrigue, and upsets, one thing that wasn’t a surprise, was that powerhouses, State Champs and last years’ runner-up Lake Mag met in the Men’s Independent Championship last night. This game was hands down the best game of this season by far and it was fitting that the time allotted in regulation would not be enough to decide this game. Although the temperature was the lowest it has been all season, this game had more than enough fire power and excitement to keep everyone on the sideline till the end of the game. The game was tied 13-13 going into overtime, but don’t let the low score fool you, this game was dominant by great defensive highlight worthy plays, not offensive ineptness. After having that opportunity to get the game winning touchdown after stopping Lake Mag on defensive in the 1st O.T., Lake Mag defensive stood tall an intercepted State Champs QB’s pass on 4th down. To start the 2nd O.T., the State Champs QB was picked off again and Lake Mag was quick to capitalize. On 3rd down the Lake Mag QB threw a fade pass to a wide open received and unlike Buffalo wide receiver Steve Johnson, this receiver caught the game winner.

Now primed off defeating State Champs, Lake Mag is set to face off against the Frat champion, SAE, for the campus overall championship. I predicted the State Champs will win this game by at least 2 TDs.

In the Co-Rec bracket, last years’ champions TREAL is set to battle Shake n Bake for the championship. Although TREAL is the defending champs, their a heavy underdog in this matchup. The reason for this is that last year Shake n Bake were the overwhelming favorite but after some in house friction, they forfeited out of the playoffs. Even though that happened, it was a general consensus that Shake n Bake would have won easily, if they had faced off. Well all the what ifs will end after tonight. Will TREAL proof that their championship was no fluke last year or will Shake n Bake prove that they’re the real champions?

Also on deck tonight is the women’s overall championship. This game should be another walk in the park for the USF Club team, the USF Assassins who defeated their only real competition, BAMFS, last night in the Women’s Independent Championship. Tonight they play the Sorority champs, ADPI, and I predicted that the final score of this game will be around 56-0.