College Football Coaches Back 24-Team CFP Format

about 2 months ago

College Football Coaches Back 24-Team CFP Format

The American Football Coaches Association voted last week to recommend that college leaders implement a playoff with “the maximum number of participants,” and discontinue conference championship games. The AFCA’s Board of Trustees discussed and adopted the recommendations. The association is expected to publicly release its decisions soon, most notable of which is the nod of support for a 24-team playoff.

By Nidheesh Kumar

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