College Football Moveing To A 12 Team Playoff
To make the College football playoffs there is a few things you must accomplish. First, having a great record with significant wins over other good teams. Next, winning a conference championship is almost a sure way of making the playoffs. Finally, the College Football Playoff Committee must select the four best teams to play in the playoffs.
This season college football fans witnessed an undefeated, conference champion team in Florida State, miss the college football playoffs. The College Football Committee was quoted saying, “Florida State, without Jordan Travis (starting QB) is not one of the four best teams in the nation.” Florida State won the conference championship without Jordan
The postseason tournament will grow from four teams to 12. As of now, the 12 teams in the bracket will include the six highest-rated conference champions, according to the CFP Rankings, and the next six highest-ranked programs. The top four conference champions will get byes into the quarterfinals.
The expansion takes place in 2025 along with all the conference realignments. Conferences like the Pac-12 will no longer be a thing. The Big 10 is moving to an 18-team conference, which is the largest in the country. The Big 10 now goes from coast to coast.
Drew Bessey, a former Morningside Mustang football player says that he wants to see the NCAA move to a two-conference system, much like the NFL. In this scenario, there would be no playoff committee and your best teams would prove their worth for the playoffs on the field.