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According to Ross Dellenger, the CFP is exercising its look-in window for media rights of a new college football playoff structure that would include 24 teams.

ESPN currently owns those rights.

By moving to 24 teams from 16, it would cause the elimination of conference championship games. Thus, the media rights package would need to increase by at least $250mm.

 

 

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I would like 16 more but will not happen. After watching games last weekend. I am for 24 . A lot of damn good teams out there . Will be a challenge to get through SEC with just two losses. Even more so for us with Ohio State up next .

 

 

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I’m all in on a 24 team playoff. If you’re in the Top 25, you’re in. 
 

The SEC going to a 9-game conference schedule made the path for all of its members teams that much more difficult compared to Big10 and Big12. 

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1 minute ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

I’m a 16 team guy, but would add a lot of argument and intrigue on seeding 

Games would be meaningful for home field /seeding for first two rounds 

I like this. Opening rounds on college campus, no byes, neutral sites can begin with the quarters. 

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Cancel the dumb conference games. Play the Army/ Navy the 1st Saturday in December. Play 1st round of CFP the 2nd weekend in December at home field.

 

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