Commissioners leave talks without decision on CFP format amid mounting pressure
College football commissioners left yesterday’s CFP meeting without any decisions on potential changes to the 12-team format, but pressure to make a decision and public backlash over a potential overhaul or expansion in 2026 continue to mount.
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DALLAS — College football commissioners left Tuesday’s College Football Playoff meeting without any decisions on potential changes to the format, but pressure to make a decision and public backlash ...
The Big Ten and Southeastern Conference will push for changes in the way College Football Playoff teams are seeded next ...
In 2026 and beyond, the SEC and Big Ten will set the format, and how the more than $1 billion annually is paid out — just for ...
The two most powerful conferences in college sports are in agreement that the seeding setup for the Football Bowl Subdivision ...
The Mountain West's Boise State finished ninth in the final CFP standings but was awarded the third seed for winning the ...
Dinich's update came after the Big Ten and SEC held meetings in New Orleans on Wednesday. The model that was in place last ...
The arrogance of UCLA's conference, the Big Ten, is endless, and due to what they believe is an unfair policy, they're pushing for new CFP seeding policies. The Big Ten and the SEC met recently ...
SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey and Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti left New Orleans on Wednesday supporting a change to ...
Heather Dinich joins The Paul Finebaum Show to discuss the potential shift to a straight seeding format for the CFP and the ...
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