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Why the Big Ten, SEC alliance turned sour -- and what it means for future College Football Playoff format
It's been clear for several years that the Big Ten and SEC have separated themselves from the pack as the wealthiest and most powerful conferences in the country. When the conferences agreed to settle the landmark House v. NCAA case last year and pay players revenue shares, they saw an opportunity to lead college athletics into a new era.
That said, the SEC, ACC and Big 12 have good reason to support the so-called 5+11 format in which there would be five berths ...
Big Ten commissioner Tony Pettiti Pettiti told Fox Sports' Joel Klatt in an interview this week that getting closer to a ...
The College Football Playoff used to involve just four teams, but it was expanded to 12 teams starting with the 2024 campaign ...
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Put another way: Had Utah, which was picked to win the Big 12 last summer and slotted No. 12 in the AP preseason poll, ...
Fox Sports’ lead College Football analyst Joel Klatt sits down with the Commissioner of the Big Ten, Tony Petitti, to discuss ...
If the Big Ten strong-arms the SEC into reducing its number of cupcake games, that will be a win for college football. Just ...
The USC Trojans’ inaugural season in the Big Ten conference was a wake up call to the former Pac-12 powerhouse – more travel ...
The Buckeyes begin the season as the co-favorites to win the national title with Texas. Both Ohio State and the Longhorns are ...
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