Longhorns Daily News: SEC commissioner Greg Sankey says ‘no votes were taken’ on CFP expansion
The SEC commissioner Greg Sankey stated that no votes were taken regarding the expansion of the College Football Playoff (CFP). The Power 4 conferences are divided on the future format, with most favoring a 24-team bracket while the SEC prefers a 16-team format. Sankey emphasized that the SEC is focused on maintaining its media rights and negotiating independently.
- ▪The College Football Playoff is currently in its third season as a 12-team bracket.
- ▪The SEC is advocating for a 16-team playoff format, while other conferences lean towards a 24-team expansion.
- ▪Greg Sankey confirmed that no decisions or votes have been made regarding the playoff's future.
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