Under the previous agreement, only the four highest-ranked conference champions received automatic placement in the College ...

The College Football Playoff seeding is changing. A look at how that format would have affected Georgia last year and comments from AD Josh Brooks.

No more automatic byes for top conference champions, which allows the independent Irish to earn a top-four seed.

The College Football Playoff will have a straight-seeding format for 2025. Here's how Tennessee's path would've changed if it ...

Under the new format, which was announced Thursday by the CFP’s management committee, the highest-ranked teams will have an ...

The expected change would have the seeds match the selection committee’s final rankings, regardless of conference affiliation ...

Last season Arizona State was one of four teams getting a first-round bye in the College Football Playoff. It won't be that easy come next season.

The College Football Playoff will reportedly have a new straight seeding model, and no team figures to benefit more than the Notre Dame Fighting Irish. ESPN's Heather Dinich first reported the news.

The CFP’s new seeding approach benefits power conferences and signals a future shaped by SEC and Big Ten influence.

Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger reported Thursday that the CFP will be adopting "straight seeding" moving forward, meaning the ...

After months of meeting to discuss things to discuss at future meetings, the people in charge of the College Football Playoff ...