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College Football Playoff's seeding overhaul levels the field and lays groundwork for other changes in 2026
The College Football Playoff has approved immediate changes to its format for the 12-team model ahead of the 2025 season, and in doing so created a better tournament for the fall while also setting a ...

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Grok ranks college football's 12 playoff teams based on straight seeding model
College Football Playoff announces change to future seeding process
Ranking the 25 best college football programs of the 2000s: Should Ohio State top Alabama?
This exercise will serve as a nice reminder that most programs have not been exactly as good or exactly as bad as they are right now over the course of 25 years.

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College Football Playoff revamps format after first 12-team tournament exposed flaws: report
College Football Playoff changes format for 2025
CFP Announces New Straight Seeding Bracket Format Starting with 2025 Season
The compromise is expected to keep that $8 million payout for 2025, but it will likely change in 2026 when the "new revenue-distribution model that was established last spring where conferences earn ...

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2025 College Football Playoff projections: How 12-team bracket shakes out as leaders approve straight seeding
College Football Playoff makes quick change to 12-team format
ESPN makes "wild prediction", has Georgia missing the College Football Playoff
Georgia's season ended with a rough loss to Notre Dame in the Sugar Bowl. The Bulldogs will look to regroup in 2025, but will have to do so with Gunner Stockton at quarterback and have to replace a ton of departing talent in the trenches.
Nebraska Cornhuskers Coach Matt Rhule Drops Hammer Down On College Football Playoff Expansion
The College Football Playoff system has come under heavy scrutiny across the college football coaching world. Some coaches are happy with the way it's currently structured. Don't put Nebraska Cornhuskers head coach Matt Rhule in that group, though.
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