Big Ten, SEC to discuss scheduling alliance, automatic bids in College Football Playoff
Athletic directors from the Big Ten and SEC are set to meet in Nashville, Tennessee, next week to discuss a potential scheduling alliance and their preference for automatic bids in future College Football Playoff formats,
Why the SEC and Big Ten are meeting to talk CFP automatic bids and scheduling arrangements
Advertisement The in-person meeting set for Thursday, Oct. 10, is an extension of the Big Ten/SEC advisory committee that was formed earlier this year. SEC commissioner Greg Sankey and Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti are also scheduled to attend.
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