Big Ten Advocates for College Football Playoff Expansion and Reform
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The Big Ten is pushing for an expanded College Football Playoff with play-in games to increase revenue and fan engagement, influenced heavily by TV network interests, especially Fox, which seeks to maximize its viewership and control over college football broadcasting rights amid ongoing negotiations and disagreements over playoff formats.
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- 8-4 teams in the CFP? Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti explains vision for college football postseason CBS Sports
- Big Ten commish stumps for AQ-heavy CFP model ESPN
- UCLA needs to develop its football program to take advantage of potential playoff reform UCLA Wire
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