Fans react to the possibility of yet another CFP expansion
By Sam Fariss
With rumors circulating that the College Football Playoff committee is discussing yet another change to the CFP format, fans are reminiscing on the good ole days.
On Wednesday night, ESPN reported that the CFP committee was in talks about changing the new 12-team format to a 14-team playoff as soon as 2026.
People are speculating how many teams would get an automatic bid due to conference standings. Would the Power-4 schools get three spots each? Does it mean that other conferences have to fit into just two bids?
Check out some of the best reactions from college football fans across the country:
You didn’t know you’d miss it until it was too late.
— Barrett Sallee 🇺🇸 (@BarrettSallee) February 21, 2024
It’s too late.
BCS forever. pic.twitter.com/mPQOYr024z
Here's what a potential 14-team playoff would have looked like this year ft. 3 regular season rematches in the 1st round.
— College Sports Only (@CollegeSportsO) February 21, 2024
What's next — a CFP First Four? pic.twitter.com/HUI6vfOh87
14 team playoff?
— 𝙏𝙤𝙢 𝙈𝙘𝙉𝙖𝙢𝙖𝙧𝙖 (@MrTPSM) February 21, 2024
The NFL has entered the chat, lol. pic.twitter.com/4RUISpqjzy
— Josh Pate (@LateKickJosh) February 21, 2024
THEY'RE ALREADY EXPANDING? JUST TAKE IT TO 16 ALREADY AND BE DONE WITH IT! https://t.co/OszghmWa4C
— The King Source: All Things Sports with ADAM KING (@TheKingSource) February 22, 2024
An 🤔 series of events:
— Alex Kirshner (@alex_kirshner) February 22, 2024
1. CFB leaders agree on a 12-team playoff and sound very happy with the outcome
2. Reports emerge that ESPN and the Playoff have a TV deal
3. Actually no they don't. The deal isn't done.
4. Now leaders are talking about 14 or 16 teams
Does anyone want a 14-team college football playoff?
— emilyetaylor (@emilyetaylor23) February 21, 2024
Who knows, maybe by 2023 we'll have a 32-team playoff at the end of the season... Which would lead teams to play more games in the postseason than during the current regular season structure. Hm.
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