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The tournament that decides college football's national champion may soon get significantly larger, but the conferences that control it cannot agree on how much larger.
The College Football Playoff, which is the postseason bracket currently set at 12 teams, faces a December deadline to settle a format dispute that pits the Big Ten against the SEC.
What the conferences actually want The Big Ten wants a 24-team field. Those two conferences hold a majority vote over the ACC, Big 12 and Group of Six, so their disagreement effectively freezes the process.
On Monday, conference leaders and Notre Dame met virtually to review financial models projecting how much revenue additional games would generate per member school.
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