ACC and Big 12 face no-win situation in 14-team CFP proposal. What will they do?
9 months, 3 weeks ago

ACC and Big 12 face no-win situation in 14-team CFP proposal. What will they do?

New York Times  

Most of the headlines accompanying the recent discussion of a 14-team College Football Playoff have focused on the Big Ten and the SEC, and understandably so. Only the ACC and the Big 12 had any real power to push back on the initial suggestions of as many as four automatic qualifying spots for the Big Ten and SEC. It’s not hard to see why two guaranteed CFP spots each could be appealing to the ACC and Big 12. In many years, the ACC and the Big 12 could get teams outside the top 14 into the field, likely at the expense of a higher-ranked Big Ten or SEC team. Faced with these options and no perfect way out, the ACC and Big 12 have to at least consider a deal that comes with two guaranteed CFP spots they may not get every year otherwise.

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