How many SEC teams are enough in the College Football Playoff? SEC commissioner Greg Sankey weighed in before Texas' 17-7 win over Texas A&M at Kyle Field on Saturday night. "I think we have set a standard in this league over time,
The article from the Dallas Morning News discusses SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey's perspective on the College Football Playoff (CFP) format, particularly in light of the upcoming expansion to a 12-team playoff. Sankey argues that the SEC should have multiple teams in the playoff, citing the conference's competitive strength and historical performance. He points out that the SEC has had at least one team in the playoff every year since its inception and often has multiple teams ranked highly in the final polls. Sankey also touches on the potential for automatic qualifiers for conference champions and the need for a format that reflects the true competitive landscape of college football, where the SEC has been dominant. He suggests that the playoff should not be limited to just one or two teams from any conference, especially when considering the depth of talent and competition within the SEC.
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