Here's What The 12-Team And 24-Team CFP Brackets Would Look Like For The SEC

By Staff Reporter•Nov 11, 20261:03 pm•Discuss the story1
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The latest College Football Playoff rankings were released Tuesday night, giving fans a look at how the current 12-team bracket and next season's expanded 24-team format would shape up.

Under the current 12-team format, five SEC teams would make the playoff field: Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, and Kentucky.



With the playoff expanding to 24 teams next season, the SEC would have nine teams in the projected field based on the latest rankings: Georgia, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ole Miss, LSU, South Carolina, and Missouri.

Originally published on SECRant.com
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Jabontik•0 min
With the 24 team playoff the SEC may get more teams in but it will always be harder to get a top seed, getting a bye and home field advantage because we have New Yorker who made us go to 9 conference games. As it is being in the SEC makes it harder to win a NC.
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