Legislation allowing for the deregulation of conference championship games is now expected to be passed by 2016, CBSSports.com has learned.
The move would directly impact the Big 12 and ACC, which developed the legislation. The Big 12, which is the only Power Five league without a championship game, is merely seeking the option of staging such a contest with 10 teams. The ACC's ultimate intentions with a 14-team league in football, one which already holds a championship game, are not clear.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...nship-game-restrictions-to-be-relaxed-by-2016
Well, isn't this interesting. The squeaky wheel gets the grease (the whiney cry baby get the pacifier). I wonder what the other conferences will do now with their playoffs.
The move would directly impact the Big 12 and ACC, which developed the legislation. The Big 12, which is the only Power Five league without a championship game, is merely seeking the option of staging such a contest with 10 teams. The ACC's ultimate intentions with a 14-team league in football, one which already holds a championship game, are not clear.
http://www.cbssports.com/collegefoo...nship-game-restrictions-to-be-relaxed-by-2016
Well, isn't this interesting. The squeaky wheel gets the grease (the whiney cry baby get the pacifier). I wonder what the other conferences will do now with their playoffs.