How Mississippi State University President Mark Keenum led the process to expand college football playoff from four teams to 12. Read Rick Cleveland's latest.
by Rick Cleveland, Mississippi Today September 7, 2022 Mississippi State president Mark Keenum, left, who also serves as chair of the College Football Playoff Board of Managers, and CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock, right, addressed the media following the annual meeting of the board. College football’s playoffs will expand to 12 teams. It could happen as soon as 2024 – and will happen no later than 2026. If you follow college football at all, you probably already knew that.
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