College Football Playoff to remain at four teams through 2025 season | No. 1 Ranked Show

College Football Playoff to remain at four teams through 2025 season | No. 1 Ranked Show

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RJ Young expresses his frustration with the CFP board of managers and their decision to maintain the four-team college football playoff format through the end of its current 12-year contract. It becomes even more frustrating when you consider that the Alabama Crimson Tide, Clemson Tigers, Oklahoma Sooners, and the Ohio State Buckeyes account for 21 out of the 32 appearances in the CFP. The deal expires following the 2025 season, so the earliest the CFP could expand would be the 2026 season. RJ has long wished for an expanded playoff, and he explains why the CFP board of managers’ decision is detrimental to the sport we love.

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RJ Young is the national college football writer and analyst at FOX Sports and host of the No. 1-Ranked Show with RJ Young. He was featured in Natural Light’s 2019 Super Bowl commercial. He graduated with a master’s in professional writing from the University of Oklahoma. He doesn’t like it when his socks get wet. His book about the Tulsa Race Massacre is out in 2022.

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