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Pat Forde: The CFP Debate Is Really About Fear and Self-Preservation

The SEC spring meetings are highlighting the growing divide between what’s best for college football and what’s best for the people running it.

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Pat Forde: The CFP Debate Is Really About Fear and Self-Preservation

The SEC spring meetings are highlighting the growing divide between what’s best for college football and what’s best for the people running it.

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nytimes.com8 h fa

SEC coaches speak on CFP expansion, then take aim at selection process behind closed doors

Much of the concern in a meeting between coaches and CFP reps stemmed from the SEC’s decision to move from eight conference games to nine.

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  2. martedì 26 maggio 2026·si.com

    Pat Forde: The CFP Debate Is Really About Fear and Self-Preservation

    The SEC spring meetings are highlighting the growing divide between what’s best for college football and what’s best for the people running it.

martedì 26 maggio 2026·nytimes.com

SEC coaches speak on CFP expansion, then take aim at selection process behind closed doors

Much of the concern in a meeting between coaches and CFP reps stemmed from the SEC’s decision to move from eight conference games to nine.