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College football leaders weigh 16- or 24-team playoff, but need time to sort out revenue details
- College football leaders met to discuss expanding the playoffs to either 16 or 24 teams but made no final decisions.
- Rich Clark, executive director of the College Football Playoff, described the discussions as 'very healthy' but said more work is needed before decisions are made.
- Conference commissioners showed differing preferences: some support 16 teams, while others, including the Big Ten, support 24 teams.
- The next meeting is planned for September, but an earlier one may occur if leaders gather enough information to advance the discussions.
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College Football Leaders Meet in Denver to Weigh 16- vs. 24-Team Playoff Formats
College football leaders gathered Wednesday to debate the merits of expanding to 24 or 16 playoff teams. They need more time, though, to sort out the details of what could be the most important number — money. Rich Clark, the executive director of the College Football Playoff, said the meetings between commissioners and a few others were "very healthy" but didn’t lead to anything concrete. "We’ve got a lot on the table to just help us to continu…
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