Report: CFP Expanding To 24 Teams In 2027, Eliminating Conference Championship Games

By Staff Reporter•Nov 9, 202610:13 am•Discuss the story5
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The College Football Playoff is officially moving toward a major expansion, with the postseason field set to double from 12 to 24 teams beginning in 2027.

According to ESPN's Heather Dinich, the CFP and ESPN have agreed to a five-year broadcasting deal worth nearly $1.7 billion, keeping ESPN as the playoff's television partner.

The agreement also brings a major change to the college football landscape, eliminating the Power Four conference championship games, including the SEC Championship Game.

The expanded playoff will give significantly more teams a chance to compete for a national championship while dramatically changing the postseason schedule.

The CFP and ESPN had been negotiating the expansion for several weeks, and reports in October said the two sides were nearing an agreement.

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Gerry Laval•15 min
1) what I used to love about college football, the importance of the regular season, is now meaningless,
2) mediocrity will now be rewarded, a common new American theme.
3) a pro of this is less people will have to go to America’s worst city, Atlanta, annually.
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Davy•25 min
Well we should be in next year.
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Bige11•5 min
Only way this stops: stop watching. You watch, they’ll succeed in destroying it even more.
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RazzleDazzle•36 min
Love it
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HarryHoudini•45 min
Gay
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