Paul Finebaum Blasts SEC, Big Ten Over Controversial College Football Playoff Demand
That is, except for teams in the Big Ten or the SEC. According to recent reports, there is a belief that the next version of the College Football Playoff could see an expansion to 14 teams, and a number of automatic bids for the SEC and Big Ten, giving those conferences a bigger bite at the apple and a better chance at a championship.
These current speculated changes come from the meeting between the Big Ten Conference ... Playoff for their conference's teams. On Friday, College Football analyst Paul Finebaum gave his ...
ESPN's Kevin Clark joins the show to discuss which football conference can be considered the best now, the SEC or BIG 10 ... of this very busy Monday and Paul visits with Darren Heitner who ...
Paul Finebaum has seen the SEC and Big Ten rumblings regarding the College Football Playoff, and he doesn't like them one bit.
Recent reports suggest the Big Ten and SEC are controlling the future of college football and the CFP. For SEC Network insider Paul Finebaum, that’s because they are and that isn’t changing anytime ...
Paul Finebaum has to stop this gimmick ... in the Super Bowl year after year. No conference churns out NFL talent like the SEC. The Big Ten is the only other conference that could compete.
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Paul Finebaum strongly opposes South Carolina HC Shane Beamer's automatic College Football Playoff bid argumentPaul Finebaum is not on the same page as South Carolina head football coach Shane Beamer when it comes to the CFP's format.
College Football Playoff expansion could lead to the SEC adding a 9th conference game and an annual game against a Big Ten ...
It’s also worth noting the Big Ten and SEC have been part of a Power Four “task force” that has been looking into a new governance structure that would police the terms of the House settlement, ...
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