The College Football Playoff selection process has stirred significant distrust, particularly related to perceived conflicts of interest among committee members. Pat Chun commented on a proposal for a new playoff model, where eight of the 16 spots would be automatically awarded to the Big Ten and SEC. This reflects ongoing concerns about irregularities in decision-making. These sentiments influence conference strategies, such as the Big 12's changes and negotiations between powerful conferences as they work towards a playoff format that can accommodate their differing agendas.
The College Football Playoff selection process is fraught with potential conflicts of interest, leading to widespread distrust among stakeholders in college football.
Pat Chun articulated concerns about how automatic bids for the Big Ten and SEC could undermine the integrity of the playoff process.
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