The news of the CFP Management Committee's decision broke on Thursday afternoon, as a unanimous decision was made to implement the new rules ahead of the 2025-2026 college football season.

In Minnesota, NFL owners voted on rule changes with multiple big-ticket items on the docket. The Super Bowl champions earned another win, and those who value divisional prominence should be satisfied by the final votes.

According to ESPN, the CFP will go to a straight seeding model. That means the four first-round byes will no longer be given to the highest-rated major conference champs. The first round byes will be given to the four top ranked teams, no matter what conference they are in or not in.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. − Changes are coming to the college football rulebook in 2025.

College football and the NFL are battling over more TV windows than ever, and only a 60-plus-year-old law is keeping the peace for now.

Key leaders from college football’s major conferences are circulating a binding document that would completely transform how player compensation rules are enfor