Following the first-ever 12-team College Football Playoff, the bracket is undergoing another change. Yahoo Sports' Ross Dellenger reported Thursday that the CFP will be adopting "straight seeding" moving forward,

By Patrick Weider The 12-team College Football Playoff will change its seeding for next year after it was approved by the 10 FBS conference commissioners and the Notre Dame athletic director. The 12-team playoff will no longer give automatic byes to the top 4 conference champions.

Changes to the 2025 College Football Playoff are underway with a new seeding model set to debut this fall. First-round byes remain, but they will now go to the selection committee's top-four seeds independent of conference championships.

The College Football Playoff will go to a more straightforward way of filling the bracket next season, placing teams strictly on where they are ranked.

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips went on the record on changes being made to the CFP's seeding methods starting in 2025.

The College Football Playoff committee has reportedly decided on a straight seeding format, while still giving automatic bids to conference winners.

Big changes are coming to the college football playoffs and they benefit Notre Dame.The College Football Playoff (CFP) Committee, comprised of the 10 FBS confer

As the haggling over CFP access continues, one thing seems clear when it comes to the CFP: Adding more teams will be part of the resolution.

Last season, the College Football Playoff changed from a four-team format to a new 12-team field. The Ohio State Buckeyes emerged as the first champions in the new setting.