If the College Football Playoff were 4 teams this year, the SEC would be fighting for life
For that, the conference can thank the 12-team College Football Playoff. Without it, this would be a much different season for the league. Were the four-team CFP still in effect this year, the SEC would likely be one Texas loss from missing the Playoff for the first time in the event’s 11-year history.
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College football or the NFL, Deion Sanders can be a change agent wherever he wants to coach. What is important is that he ...
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A chaos scenario is unfolding in the SEC if the selection committee stops at four entries for the ultra-competitive league.
The Georgia Bulldogs face the Massachusetts Minutemen as they try and notch another big win as massive favorites in this Week ...
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Tennessee coach Josh Heupel said SEC teams play at “real venues, real road games” in his defense of SEC teams vying for ...
No. 15 Texas A&M (8-2, 5-1 SEC) is completely focused on facing the Auburn Tigers (4-6, 1-5 SEC) on Saturday night inside a ...
Here's an updated look at SEC tiebreaker scenarios and standings going into Week 13 to determine who could appear in the ...
Nick Saban has some concerns about how much the weather could impact CFP games that are hosted by northern schools.
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Yet the top two teams remain unchanged. Ohio State (+320) is still the clear favorite, though it’s down slightly from +300 ...
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