TV Ratings as Criteria for College Football Playoff Bids
According to ESPN's Heather Dinich, TV ratings could potentially factor into the criteria for automatic College Football Playoff bids.
The NCAA is looking to tweak the College Football Playoff format, following the inaugural 12-team playoff event.
- The 12-team playoff received positive feedback, despite some issues with ESPN's coverage.
- Conference commissioners have been discussing changes to the format, particularly regarding seeding and automatic bids.
It didn’t exactly take an oracle to know that the seeding and the current process for automatic bids would upset a few folks.
Action Network’s Brett McMurphy reported that conference commissioners would have “in-depth discussions” regarding the structure of the 12-team format.
Author's summary: TV ratings may influence College Football Playoff bids.
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