Big Ten, SEC pushing for expanding current College Football Playoff
The Big Ten and SEC are among the latter. They rule college football these days because of the television contracts and revenue those two monster conferences bring in. And now, it appears as though the two are looking to steer expansion of the College Football Playoff from 12 teams to 14 or 16 according to a report from Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger.
Today is supposedly the day the SEC and Big Ten get together to decide the fate of college football and how much ...
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At this point, it feels more of a long shot than a reality that the integrity of the College Football Playoff can remain intact. The SEC and Big Ten are power hungry and after what looks to be a brief ...
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Which schools could increase TV revenue for the SEC or Big Ten? Which teams could drop off like Florida State last year?
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