SEC Says No to 24-Team College Football Playoff Model

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SEC Says No to 24-Team College Football Playoff Model

College Football Playoff expansion remains the biggest obstacle, with the SEC now the lone holdout preventing transitioning in 2027 to a 24-team model. The Big Ten, Big 12, and ACC all support the changes. But under the current CFP contract, the SEC and Big Ten must agree on any expansion moves. The SEC wrapped its spring meetings in Destin on Thursday.



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