Count Ohio State athletic director Ross Bjork among those who believe the College Football Playoff should expand again.
From Ohio State’s perspective, at least from a football standpoint, there shouldn’t be any need for the CFP to expand again. Since the CFP started in 2014, Ohio State would have made every 12-team playoff based on the final CFP rankings. The Buckeyes made half of the 10 four-team playoffs, so they didn’t necessarily need the CFP to expand the first time around (though they wouldn’t have won last year’s national championship if it didn’t).
Bjork, however, knows that more CFP games equal more money for the teams and conferences that participate in the playoff.