CLEMSON — With the SEC and the Big Ten not on the same page anymore when it comes to the College Football Playoff, the people who run the playoff might have the data to help end the dispute.
College Football’s two most powerful conferences, up until three weeks ago, seemed poised to bulldoze their way through the college football world, as they got set to vote on a new playoff format. The new format was supposed to be voted on this past week in Asheville, N.C., during the commissioners’ summer meetings.
However, they did not happen, and it appears college football might enter 2026 with the same playoff format it will use this year.