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EPISODE · May 21, 2025 · 12 MIN

Big 12 Should Accept the Unfair CFP Deal & Back the ACC's Survival

from First and 16 Podcast - Big 12 College Football and College Basketball · host Adam Gibby

In this episode, we dive into the proposed expansion of the College Football Playoff (CFP) to 16 teams — and the controversy surrounding automatic bids. With the SEC and Big Ten potentially locking down four auto-bids while the ACC and Big 12 only get two, is this an unfair power grab or a strategic necessity? I break down why the Big 12 might be wise to accept the deal despite the imbalance, and why its long-term future could depend on the survival of the ACC. Plus, a message for fans: rooting for the collapse of other conferences may backfire. This episode is a must-listen for college football fans, realignment watchers, and those tracking the future of the CFP. Keywords: College Football Playoff expansion, CFP 16 teams, Big 12 football, SEC power, ACC survival, college football realignment, automatic bids CFP, NCAA football podcast Want to Talk? Message Here! Support the show

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