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CFP switching to straight seeding format for upcoming season: Why the move makes sense
The College Football Playoff management committee agreed Thursday to change the seeding format for the 12-team field this season, no longer reserving byes for conference champions and instead having seeds match the committee’s rankings.
With all the Pac-12 expansion talk, why doesn’t New Mexico ... And as we’ve seen from the Pac-12 so often, parity is the enemy of CFP access. Put another way: The top teams in the Pac-12 ...
It was a busy week in college sports that included the Big 12 handing commissioner Brett Yormark a three-year contract ...
Amid speculation the playoff will expand to 14 or 16 teams, college football brass met to hash out the details.
Texas and Oklahoma are taking their last lap in the Big 12. The Pac-12 is still a Power Five conference ... Year 10 of the CFP will be the final one with only four teams competing for a title ...
but major challenges remain USC-Notre Dame series in doubt as CFP selection process causes concern Big 12 football: Brigham Young, Texas Tech lead our post-spring power rankings Pac-12 ...
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