College Football Playoff
New College Football Playoff Gets A Name
The long national nightmare that was the Bowl Championship Series is no more. From now on, the new playoff system in college football will be called, “The College Football Playoff.”
Sun Life Renovation Plan Passes First Legislative Hurdle
So far, so good for the Miami Dolphins pitch to the state legislature for a renovation plan for Sun Life Stadium. The bill has passed its first committee hearing Tuesday by a unanimous vote.
Miami In Running To Host First Post-BCS Title Game
The city of Miami has been identified as a finalist to host the first ever college football championship game at the end of the 2014 four-team playoff.
Discover Orange Bowl Strikes Key Deal With ACC
The Discover Orange Bowl, along with the Atlantic Coast Conference, put the finishing touches on a deal to keep the ACC involved in the bowl for more than a decade.
College Football Playoff Nearly Here
Twelve university presidents are the only things that stand between major college football and a historic playoff.
SEC Opposes Conference Champion Only Playoff
The Southeastern Conference is undoubtedly the toughest and most well-respected conference in college football. The SEC first proposed the playoff format about to be adopted, if the SEC will agree.
College Presidents Handed Playoff Proposal
It was just four years ago that SEC Commissioner Mike Slive proposed a +1 system for the Football Bowl Subdivision to have a playoff. It’s been a long four years, but the power players in college football are on the cusp of finally having a full-fledged playoff.
Justice Department Targets BCS
The United States Justice Department has informed the NCAA that it is conducting an antitrust inquiry of the Bowl Championship Series (BCS), which includes the annual Discover Orange Bowl in Miami.






