CFP Changes Unlikely Next Year
ESPN's Heather Dinich reports that sources are skeptical of College Football Playoff (CFP) changes occurring next year.
This year's CFP has faced criticism from coaches, fans, and media, with complaints about team selections and seeding.
- Alabama not getting in
- Indiana getting in
- No. 1 Oregon's seeding
- Home game hosting
Everything fans are talking about, they're going to talk about
The CFP committee will meet to discuss possible changes, including seeding, strength of schedule, and the selection committee itself.
Author's summary: CFP changes unlikely next year despite criticism.
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