Nick Saban reacts to speculation that the College Football Playoff could be expanding
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If you missed it late last week, the College Football Playoff committee held its annual spring meetings and revealed that several expansion ideas were discussed during the event.
While noting the College Football Playoff is happy with the current four-team format, the committee discussed 6-, 8-, 10-, 12- and 16-team Playoff options in the years to come.
Following that news, Paul Finebaum recently shared his belief that the Playoff would be expanding before the current four-team format expires in 2025.
What does Nick Saban make of the speculation surrounding changes to the Playoff system? He shared his thoughts during a Tuesday appearance on The Paul Finebaum Show.
Check out a clip of Saban’s appearance, courtesy of Paul Finebaum’s Twitter account:
Renewed talk about @CFBPlayoff expansion has not changed Nick Saban's mind on the issue:
"Maybe the Playoff and the bowls can't co-exist, but if they are going to co-exist, maybe we should try to leave 'em pretty much the same." pic.twitter.com/rqG4ARU1zf
— Paul Finebaum (@finebaum) April 27, 2021
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