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The Big Ten holds the cards, and it’s showing the SEC its hand. The numbers are 12 or 24 for the College Football Playoff. What will the SEC decide? FOX Sports’ Joel Klatt shares everything you need to know about where the proposed 24-team College Football Playoff model sits. The Big Ten and SEC control the playoff’s future format. Until or unless they agree on the size of an expanded field, the event will continue with 12 teams. Below is a timeline of the most significant developments during the year-long debate over the CFP format. There was optimism coming out of New Orleans that the Big Ten and the SEC were on the… Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti says the college football playoff will either expand to 24 teams or stay at 12, drawing a line in the sand ahead of SEC spring meetings. The league’s backing of a 24-team College Football Playoff field has yet to sway fans and critics, but Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti and the league’s schools are undaunted. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey spoke with reporters Monday about expanding the College Football Playoff. And the SEC and Big Ten are not on the same CFP page. RANCHO PALOS VERDES, Calif. — By now, pretty much anyone following college football knows the Big Ten wants to double the size of the playoff to 24 teams. In what might come as a mild surprise, the Southeastern Conference, considered the major roadblock to such a big expansion, might be willing to … Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti supports a 24-team College Football Playoff, rejecting a 16-team format, with ACC and Big 12 backing expansion. The Big Ten’s commissioner says the league is sticking to its preference on expanding the postseason — even if it means keeping the playoff at 12 teams until everybody else is on board.
