After pushback from SEC coaches on a model that would guarantee four automatic bids for the SEC and Big Ten, the 5+11 format ...

The new contract kicking in next year gives two leagues the power to do what they think is best. Yet, still, the CFP talks ...

The SEC passed out a pamphlet touting its 'regular season gauntlet' to reporters to try to hammer home a message ...

A 16-team College Football Playoff model featuring the top five conference champions and 11 at-large teams is gaining ...

After months of debates about different bracket ... conference schedules; plus, the SEC and Big Ten are already guaranteed a huge portion of future CFP money anyway, so if they lose a playoff ...

The June 3 edition of the SBJ College newsletter features reporting on the SEC's CFP format discussions, Toledo's windfall ...

It also fair to say other conferences with nine-game schedules have expressed frustration over the SEC’s current eight-game ...

Even more so than the SEC’s ongoing debate over going to a nine-game conference schedule, the play-in conversation depends on the future of the CFP format. A CFP future without guaranteed bids ...

In all these discussions and debates, there’s an important element to keep in the back of your mind. The SEC just set records ... more team in last year’s CFP. Florida AD Scott Stricklin ...

The debate now ... anticipate that a future CFP format will be determined by that time, suggesting that both (1) playoff negotiations will extend into the fall and (2) the SEC may play eight ...

What will the College Football Playoff look like in the future? (Amy Monks/Yahoo Sports) The debate now ... the proverbial CFP ball seems as if it is firmly planted in the SEC’s court.