Expanded College Football Playoff Could Threaten Heisman Ceremony Tradition

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Expanded College Football Playoff Could Threaten Heisman Ceremony Tradition

Expansion of the College Football Playoff could create scheduling issues for the iconic Heisman Trophy ceremony. Former winner Eric Crouch warned there’s concern finalists may eventually skip the event because of playoff commitments. Heisman officials are already planning upgrades, including a Friday night event and expanded red-carpet coverage, but growing playoff games and TV ratings could ultimately reshape the tradition.

By Sauvik Banerjee

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