Why expanding the College Football Playoff worked – and what still needs to be fixed
Now that it’s all over and the Ohio State Buckeyes are the college football national champions, it can be definitively said: Expanding the College Football Playoff worked.
Insider offers warning about potential College Football Playoff expansion
If the College Football Playoff does expand and implement these auto-bids, it could end up being bad for the sport. The expansion was originally done to be more inclusive, but this model might be doing the opposite.
Projecting the College Football Playoff field if Big Ten-SEC plan comes to fruition
If we do get more playoff expansion, it needs to go to 16 teams and stop. Truth be told, the AQ spots reserved for the Power Four were always going to be filled by teams in each of those leagues. We know how the College Football Playoff Selection Committee goes about putting together its rankings every week.
IB Nation Sports Talk: How A New College Football Playoff Expansion Proposal Could Impact Notre Dame
* We have a long way to go until the actual start of the football season, but Notre Dame spring practice begins one month from today. Jason Onye is expected to be back with the Irish this spring after missing the last 11 games of the season for personal reasons. What should the realistic expectations for Onye be?
How College Football Playoff Expansion Could Impact the USC Trojans, Big Ten
The Ohio State Buckeyes defeated the Notre Dame Fighting Irish to capture the first national championship in the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff.  Ho
SEC, Big Ten stacking College Football Playoff deck would be so pathetic and unnecessary
As the SEC and Big Ten debate how to stack the College Football Playoff deck, their actions are as pathetic as they are unnecessary.
Big Ten, SEC look greedy in angling for four spots in potentially expanded College Football Playoff
While I got ya, here are nine things and one crazy prediction: 1. A chance to dance I’m good with expansion for March Madness. But modest expansion. All the talk about increasing the field from 68 to 96 teams,
This Week's Big Ten–SEC Meeting Could Shape Future of College Football Playoff
The biggest action item in the closed-door sessions will surround where the two leagues stand on the CFP’s structure, format and timing.
What SEC, Big Ten officials might discuss this week to change CFP | Analysis
The Big Ten and SEC will gather to continue the process of reshaping college football in a manner that serves their purposes. Here's what they might discuss.
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Analysis: Ohio State football wins a title like no other, after a season like no other
ATLANTA – Ohio State's players and coaches didn't sleep much, if at all, after winning the College Football Playoff on Monday. “Sleep is for the weak,” quarterback Will Howard quipped.
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Analysis: Why hiring Jim Knowles means so much to Penn State football now and later
Whereas requisite talent and good fortune are required to make the College Football Playoff semifinals, as the Lions did this past season, you need even more to win it all — which they haven't ...
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Tweaks needed for College Football Playoff, but expansion worked | Analysis
Ohio State won the national championship, but access was the greatest beneficiary of the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff. Tripling the size of the event allowed the CFP to accomplish ...