Jacksonville State moved to No. 2 in both major Football Championship Subdivision polls on Monday following the Gamecocks' 56-3 win over Austin Peay to extend the nation's longest winning streak to 12 games.

The Gamecocks, 8-0 for the first time in the school's Division I history and first time since 1991, achieved the highest ranking in school history since being ranked No. 2 in the Division II preseason poll of 1992. It marks the 11th time in school history the Gamecocks have been ranked No. 2 and Jax State has never been ranked No. 1 in any NCAA football poll.

Jax State has won 12-straight games, dating back to the final four wins of the 2009 season, and has the longest active winning streak in the FCS and the second longest among all of Division I, behind Boise State's 20 games. It's also ties for the fifth longest winning streak in the OVC's 61-year history.

Jacksonville State is the only FCS schools that has a perfect 8-0 record this season and there are only three undefeated FCS school remaining, including No. 1 Appalachian State (7-0) and Bethune-Cookman (7-0).

It's the highest ranking for an Ohio Valley Conference team since Tennessee State was ranked No. 1 in 1999 and is the highest for the Gamecocks since moving to Division I in 1995.

Jacksonville State has been ranked for 23 straight weeks in the Top 25 polls and that's the longest such stretch in the school's Division I history.

The Gamecocks are off this week and returns to action on Nov. 6 at Eastern Kentucky.

THE SPORTS NETWORK/FATHEAD.COM POLL
Team (No. 1 Votes) Record Points Last Week
1. Appalachian State Mountaineers (136) 7-0 3,873 1
2. Jacksonville State Gamecocks (17) 8-0 3,675 3
3. William & Mary Tribe (2) 6-1 3,599 4
4. Stephen F. Austin Lumberjacks (1) 6-1 3,338 5
5. Villanova Wildcats 5-2 3,189 6
6. Delaware Blue Hens 7-1 3,139 2
7. Montana Grizzlies 6-2 2,863 7
8. Eastern Washington Eagles 6-2 2,712 8
9. Wofford Terriers 6-1 2,584 9
10. New Hampshire Wildcats 5-3 2,408 10
11. Southeast Missouri State Redhawks 7-1 2,189 13
12. Bethune-Cookman Wildcats 7-0 2,064 14
13. Montana State Bobcats 6-2 1,801 15
14. Richmond Spiders 4-3 1,616 16
15. James Madison Dukes 4-3 1,534 11
16. Liberty Flames 5-2 1,453 17
17. South Carolina State Bulldogs 5-2 1,389 18
18. Massachusetts Minutemen 4-3 1,247 12
19. Northern Iowa Panthers 4-3 1,048 19
20. Chattanooga Mocs 5-2 930 24
21. Penn Quakers 5-1 909 20
22. Cal Poly Mustangs 5-3 706 23
23. Grambling State Tigers 6-1 453 NR
24. Jacksonville Dolphins 7-1 357 NR
25. Northern Arizona Lumberjacks 4-3 341 22
Others receiving votes: North Dakota State 339, Western Illinois 187, Robert Morris 186, Georgia Southern 106, Furman 84, Hampton 63, Lehigh 39, Dayton 37, South Dakota State 35, Elon 34, Southern Utah 33, Jackson State 23, Brown 18, Harvard 16, Southern Illinois 15, Praire View A&M 12, Texas Southern 10, Weber State 9, Sam Houston State 8, McNeese State 8, Sacramento State 4, Florida A&M 4, UT Martin 3, UC Davis 2, Old Dominion 2, Tennessee Tech 2, Illinois State 1, Yale 1, South Dakota 1, Missouri State 1.

FCS COACHES POLL
Team (No. 1 Votes) Record Points Last Week
1. Appalachian State (26) 7-0 674 1
2. Jacksonville State 8-0 633 3
3. Stephen F. Austin (1) 6-1 612 4
4. William & Mary 6-1 611 5
5. Villanova 5-2 550 6
6. Delaware 7-1 518 2
7. Montana 6-2 514 7
8. Eastern Washington 6-2 480 8
9. New Hampshire 5-3 444 9
10. Wofford 6-1 427 10
11. Southeast Missouri State 7-1 382 13
12. Liberty 5-2 348 14
13. Montana State 6-2 324 16
14. Richmond 4-3 300 15
15. James Madison 4-3 253 11
16. Bethune-Cookman 7-0 246 19
17. South Carolina State 5-2 242 17
18. Massachusetts 4-3 202 12
19. Northern Iowa 4-3 178 22
20. Cal Poly 5-3 159 21
21. Penn 5-1 135 23
22. North Dakota State 5-3 93 24
23. Chattanooga 5-2 84 NR
24. Western Illinois 5-3 79 18
25. Grambling State 6-1 68 NR

Others receiving votes (points in parentheses): Northern Arizona (60), Jacksonville (22), Dayton (17), Georgia Southern (15), Robert Morris (15), Murray State (14), South Dakota State (13), Lehigh (10), Colgate (9), Weber State (8), Harvard (7), McNeese State (6), Southern Utah (5), Furman (4), Sam Houston State (4), Florida A&M (3), Sacramento State (3), Elon (2), Indiana State (2