No drastic decisions are expected on Tuesday, but the two power conferences will begin their quest for a CFP takeover

The Big Ten and SEC commissioners on Wednesday said they will push for something closer to “straight seeding” in the College Football Playoff next season.

The change supported by the leagues would eliminate the reservation of top-four seeds and first-round byes for conference champions.

While college football fans just got their taste of what a 12-team playoff looks like, they shouldn't get used to it. The rapid changes within the world of coll

That's what makes Tuesday's CFP meeting in Dallas so critical. Despite an offseason full of acknowledging future format change beginning in 2026, there’s still 2025 to deal with

We’re unsure what the College Football Playoff will look like in 2025. That’s largely a result of the fact that college football’s leaders have yet to agree on a new seeding format for the 2025 season.

The kickoff of the expanded 12-team College Football Playoff has been hailed as a triumph, but the winds of change are already stirring, especially among the heavyweights of college football-namely, the Big Ten and the Southeastern Conference.

Here's what we know after college football's brass held a formal meeting to discuss changes to the playoff, including possible expansion and how teams are seeded.