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Why the B1G and SEC Proposed Playoff Changes Are Good for College Football

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The Big Ten and the SEC want to alter the playoff model giving them four automatic bids each. Here's why I like it.
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Tennessee Football: Vols staff changes; SEC/B1G meeting on CFP

Jimmy Hyams joins Caleb Calhoun and Dave Hooker to discuss the SEC/Big Ten meeting Wednesday and what a 16-team College Football Playoff will mean for coaches. Off the Hook Sports’ Wednesday, Feb. 19 podcast also covers the Tennessee Football staff changes and compares the Vols as a program to the Alabama Crimson Tide.The post Tennessee Football: Vols staff changes; SEC/B1G meeting on CFP first appeared on Off The Hook Sports with Dave Hooker.

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Heartland College SportsHeartland College Sports

Robert Griffin III Says SEC and Big Ten Are Killing the 'Soul of College Football'

Following the news of the SEC and Big Ten’s view of the future College Football Playoff model, many in the world of athletics have come forward to call out the two leagues’ behavior. One such individual is former Baylor quarterback Robert Griffin III, who made some powerful statements regarding the SEC, Big Ten, and the current landscape of college athletics.   “The soul of College Football is dying because of money,” Griffin said. “Allowing th…

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Why the B1G and SEC Proposed Playoff Changes Are Good for College Football

The Big Ten and the SEC want to alter the playoff model giving them four automatic bids each. Here's why I like it.

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Athletic BusinessAthletic Business

SEC, Big Ten Likely to Propose 14 or 16 Team CFP Structure

In 2024, the CFP included 12 teams for the very first time, however, the power-house conferences are already looking to shake things up.

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Eleven WarriorsEleven Warriors

Big Ten and SEC Discussing Possibility of 16-Team College Football Playoff, Regular-Season Scheduling Agreement

The Big Ten and SEC hold the authority to determine what the future of the College Football Playoff will look like, and they’re planning to wield their power to ensure both of their conferences will be well-represented. As the two conferences prepare to hold joint meetings in New Orleans this week, Yahoo Sports’ Ross Dellenger reported Sunday that the conferences are discussing proposals to expand the CFP to either 14 or 16 teams with each of …

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Barstool SportsBarstool Sports

The SEC and Big Ten Are Reportedly Working on a New CFP Format That Would Include Expansion and Four Automatic Bids From Each League

Yahoo — According to most who have viewed the memorandum of understanding from last spring, the SEC and Big Ten hold sole discretion on the future CFP format starting in 2026, the beginning of the CFP...

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Pittsburgh Sports Now broke the news in on Monday, February 17, 2025.
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