FRISCO, Texas — Thanks to its vantage point leading off the July media day circuit the last few years, the Big 12 has featured an oversized amount of College Football Playoff chatter for a league with just a single win in the event’s 12-season history.
It’s probably only natural. After a five-month offseason filled with repeated stories on CFP format size and expansion talk, the first set of coaches and players stepping up to a barrage of microphones are an easy mark to get asked their opinion on the playoff past, present and future.
