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The Northwestern State Demons football program, representing Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana, has competed in the NCAA Division I FCS as a member of the Southland Conference since its inaugural 1907 season, playing home games at Harry Turpin Stadium. The program holds a unique distinction as the only FCS team to have produced two NFL Rookies of the Year: Joe Delaney (1981) and John Stephens (1988). Over the years, the Demons have captured 12 conference championships and made six FCS playoff appearances. One of their most celebrated traditions is the "Battle for Chief Caddo" against Stephen F. Austin, where the winner takes home the largest college football trophy in the nation—a carved tree stump weighing over 300 pounds. The team also made bizarre headlines in 1992 when a fight broke out between their mascot, Vic the Demon, and Louisiana-Monroe's mascot, resulting in Vic's head being ripped off on live television. Notable alumni from the program include NFL offensive tackle Demetress Bell.