Sources: Big Ten ponders jump to 24 or 28 in CFP
The Big Ten is considering a proposal to expand the College Football Playoff (CFP) to either 24 or 28 teams, according to sources. This proposal is in the very early stages and would eliminate the need for conference title games. The plan would offer a significant number of automatic bids for all four power leagues, potentially increasing the representation of teams from these conferences in the postseason. The move is intended to create a more inclusive and competitive playoff system, providing more opportunities for a broader range of teams to participate. However, the logistics and feasibility of such a large-scale expansion are yet to be determined. The proposal will likely undergo further discussions and evaluation before any decisions are made.
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