No decision on CFP expansion after commissioners meet as pressure continues to mount
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 over a potential overhaul or expansion in 2026 continue to mount.
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.
The CFP management committee is waiting on more information before deciding whether to change how teams are seeded in the ...
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Conference commissioners who are part of the College Football Playoff had discussions Tuesday about possible changes for next season, including how the 12-team field is seeded. Several members of the ...
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