CFP commissioners put off any decisions on changes to playoff format, including seeding of teams
Several members of the CFP Management Committee, which is made up of all 10 FBS commissioners and Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua, said they need more data and information before deciding on any adjustments.
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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.
CFP leaders waiting to decide on changes to seeding format
The CFP management committee is waiting on more information before deciding whether to change how teams are seeded in the 12-team playoff this fall.
CFP commissioners meet after SEC and Big Ten leaders urge them to change seeding
All of the commissioners who are part of the College Football Playoff were meeting Tuesday, a week after the SEC and Big Ten commissioners came out of a meeting with their athletic directors in favor of seeding changes.
College Football Playoff format for next season still in limbo as commissioners punt on making seeding changes
The format for this year’s College Football Playoff remains in limbo. Perhaps, it can be solved with a familiar thing: money. At a meeting here Tuesday, playoff executives explored changes to the 2025 postseason but came to no decision on a proposal from the Big Ten and SEC to alter the playoff seeding.
CFP commissioners put off decisions on changes to playoff format
Commissioners who are part of the College Football Playoff had some discussions Tuesday about possible changes for next season, including how the 12-team field is seeded.
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