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Why SEC reversed course on AQ-heavy College Football Playoff format and what it means for Big Ten relationship
Headed into the start of SEC spring meetings, the Big Ten believed it had a partner in its push to transform the College Football Playoff into something more akin to the NFL. The Big Ten and SEC have grown significantly closer over the last year,
Steven Lassan and Braden Gall examine College Football Playoff expansion, future SEC schedules, and analyze anonymous coach ...
Elite opinion inside the SEC appears to be moving away from granting the conference four auto bids in the future College ...
The Pac-12 doesn’t have a vote in the College Football Playoff’s revamped governing structure — neither does the ACC or Big ...
As debate over expanded College Football Playoff heats up, SEC commissioner Greg Sankey fires back at ACC, Big 12 rivals: ...
SEC commissioner Sankey joins "The Paul ... Paul Finebaum is on board with the College Football Playoff shifting to a straight seeding model starting this season. Though I shared hypothetical ...
After its spring league meetings, the SEC is starting to favor a 16-team playoff model that isn't what the Big Ten favors.
As part of that update, which featured 13 SEC teams in the top 25, FPI also made projections for how many College Football ...
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