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College Football Playoff seeding changes

College Football Playoff changes format for 2025 after flex by SEC and Big Ten

The change is a power play by the Big Ten and SEC that comes at the expense of the ACC and Big 12 champions and the top-ranked team from the Group of Five.

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College Football Playoff straight-seeding model adopted for 2025: What it means for conference champions

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College Football Playoff will have new seeding model next season

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College Football Playoff revamps format after first 12-team tournament exposed flaws: report

"After evaluating the first year of the 12-team playoff, the CFP management committee felt it was in the best interest of the game to make this adjustment," CFP Executive Director Rich Clark said in ...

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College Football Playoff going to new straight seeding model

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Why College Football Playoff expansion talks are trending toward 16-team bracket

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Who Clemson would have played in 2024 under new College Football Playoff seeding format

Clemson would have remained the No. 12 seed after winning the ACC because the selection committee ranked the Tigers at No. 16.

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CFP Announces New Straight Seeding Bracket Format Starting with 2025 Season

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CFP seeding undergoes changes. What it would have meant for Georgia football in 2024

2025 College Football Playoff projections: How 12-team bracket shakes out as leaders approve straight seeding

Changes to the 2025 College Football Playoff are underway with a new seeding model set to debut this fall. First-round byes remain, but they will now go to the selection committee's top-four seeds independent of conference championships.

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Nebraska Cornhuskers Coach Matt Rhule Drops Hammer Down On College Football Playoff Expansion

The College Football Playoff system has come under heavy scrutiny across the college football coaching world. Some coaches are happy with the way it's currently structured. Don't put Nebraska Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule in that group, though.