With the Big Ten and SEC taking an even bigger piece of the college football pie, rumors of the ACC's potential demise surfaced in 2024. Rumors be damned, the ACC put two teams in the inaugural 12-team College Football Playoff last season,

The SEC is having its annual Media Days a week before the Big Ten will, meaning there'll be news to sit on for a few days before the Big Ten teams take the stage.

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Based on schedule, roster and playoff structure, which team is best positioned to make the CFP this year? Laken Litman, Michael Cohen and RJ Young debate the topic here!

Greg Sankey reiterated that the SEC and Big Ten hold all the cards when it comes to the future CFP format, but conceded that it may stay the same if an agreement can't be reached.

The CFP contract provides the SEC and Big Ten with the ability to impose changes they both want, but that doesn't matter if the conferences can't agree on those changes.

Big 12 Commissioner Brett Yormark is doubling down on his preference for staying with only five automatic qualifiers if the College Football Playoff does expand to 16 teams as many expect after this season.

After years of deliberation, the College Football Playoff finally adopted the 12-team model in 2024, with Ohio State becoming the first champion of the new format. After years of complaints about the four-team model, the powers that be finally changed it. They might have to change it again.

Here's what has to happen in order for the Hokies to be among the final 12 for this year's College Football Playoff.

Which college football programs have been the best since 2014? The top choice is pretty clear, but how about Nos. 2 through 12?