Following numerous talks regarding potential expansion, the College Football Playoff announced their intention to retain the current four-team format through the end of the 2025 season – this according to a statement from CFP Executive Director Bill Hancock.
Speaking Friday, Hancock said, “The Board of Managers has accepted a recommendation from the Management Committee to continue the current four-team playoff for the next four years, as called for in the CFP’s original 12-year plan.”
There was speculation that the CFP could ultimately decide to expand from four teams to 12 before the current 12-year deal expired.
It is a surprising decision as expansion would have resulted in a reported $450 million in additional revenue.
“Even though the outcome did not lead to a recommendation for an early expansion before the end of the current 12-year contract, the discussions have been helpful and informative. I am sure they will serve as a useful guide for the Board of Managers and for the Management Committee as we determine what the Playoff will look like beginning in the 2026-2027 season,” said Hancock.
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