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Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark responds to jab from SEC commissioner Greg Sankey


With all four Power conferences going through their annual Spring meetings in May, there’s been a lot of talk about what the next iteration of the expanded Playoff could look like. That has included plenty of talk about a Big Ten-backed “4-4-2-2-1” 16-team model that would give both the Big Ten and SEC four automatic bids apiece. (On3.com)

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Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark responds to jab from SEC commissioner Greg Sankey


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