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  • 1 week ago | si.com | Bryan Fischer

    Across nearly every conference’s set of spring meetings this month, the future of the College Football Playoff has been front and center. As much as the debate has raged on about the big picture (overall size of the playoff) down to the minutia (play-in game format during conference title weekend) on the football side, there has been one postseason topic which has largely escaped seeping into the greater discourse: NCAA basketball tournament expansion.

  • 2 weeks ago | si.com | Bryan Fischer

    As the weather warms across the country and spring slowly transitions into summer with the arrival of Memorial Day, the football offseason celebrates crossing its midway point by doing something that’s a common occurrence in corporate America: holding meetings. Simmering in the background of these gatherings—at both levels of the football divide—is something that portends to be the next great tug-of-war between the NFL and its college counterpart: the football calendar itself.

  • 2 weeks ago | nbc4i.com | Bryan Fischer

    The College Football Playoff will look a little different for the 2025 season. The CFP management committee, consisting of the 10 conference commissioners and Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua, unanimously approved a change to a straight seeding of teams in the playoff for the upcoming season on a Thursday afternoon call.

  • 2 weeks ago | si.com | Bryan Fischer

    The College Football Playoff will look a little different for the 2025 season. The CFP management committee, consisting of the 10 conference commissioners and Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua, unanimously approved a change to a straight seeding of teams in the playoff for the upcoming season on a Thursday afternoon call.

  • 2 weeks ago | si.com | Bryan Fischer

    Just after Memorial Day, SEC administrators, coaches, school presidents and a handful of others will gather for the conference’s annual spring meetings in Florida. Sometimes, these meetings include making serious decisions about the future of the league. Instead of making news next week, it appears the SEC largely finds itself beholden to it happening elsewhere first.

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Bryan Fischer @BryanDFischer
9 May 25

Christian Pulisic: https://t.co/V0MGgw81w9

Bryan Fischer
Bryan Fischer @BryanDFischer
9 May 25

RT @ByPatForde: Sources: NCAA leaders mulling lifting prohibitions against betting on professional sports. https://t.co/UBYTEM1uSQ

Bryan Fischer
Bryan Fischer @BryanDFischer
9 May 25

The transfer portal is largely in the rearview mirror so it's time to take a look at some of the teams who put together a strong class of new players: https://t.co/R8tx5VeasI