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New-look Pac-12 looking to flex its way into CFP with unique schedule at end of regular season
- The Pac-12 aims to strengthen its bid for the College Football Playoff with a unique final-week flex schedule designed to boost postseason opportunities.
- The conference is no longer a guaranteed Power Five automatic-bid and will adjust its schedule to benefit teams for bowl and playoff chances, according to Commissioner Teresa Gould.
- Due to major departures, only Oregon State and Washington State remain, leading the Pac-12 to reinvent itself for the upcoming season.
- The flex schedule features at least one high-profile rematch before the December 4 championship game to ensure competitive and balanced home league games.
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