College Football Playoff Committee Proposes 5+7 Model, Changing Playoff Format

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The College Football Playoff committee has approved a "5+7" model, which will grant automatic bids to the five highest-ranked conference champions, instead of the previous six. This change comes as the Pac-12 faces significant conference consolidation, with several teams leaving for other conferences. The new model still needs approval from the CFP board, but if implemented, it would allow non-power conference teams to have a chance at making the playoffs on an annual basis.
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- College Football Playoff committee to present '5+7' model, lowering number of auto-qualifiers, per reports CBS Sports
- CFP committee to present 5+7 model to board, sources say - ESPN ESPN
- Sources: CFP leaders moving closer to adjusting 12-team playoff format Yahoo Sports
- College Football Playoff close to moving to 5+7 model for 12-team format starting in 2024: Source The Athletic
- College Football Playoff 12-Team Format Faces Change After Realignment, per Report Sports Illustrated
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