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The two leagues have yet to agree on the College Football Playoff format after this coming season and could leave it at 12 teams.
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SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey managed to flex with a hint of humbleness during his opening remarks to kick off SEC media days at the College Football Hall of Fame on Monday.
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It’s never too early to get a read on an opponent, and given ‘Bama’s issues with inside zone last season, and FSU’s adoption of that (as well as the hiring of Malzahn’s OLC), expect the ‘Noles to be a lot tougher on the ground than Tide fans are prepared to admit.
From tough schedules to massive TV ratings, Sankey reminds college football fans why the SEC still sits on top.
SEC commissioner Greg Sankey says his league and the Big Ten have a "different view" on the College Football Playoff format, which could lead to the possibility that it remains a 12-team format in 2026.
Sankey said Playoff expansion is not a done deal, and it appears the SEC and Big Ten disagree on a preferred 16-team format.