CFP 1.0 changed college football, not all for better, and was necessary step in postseason evolution The four-team playoff changed college football The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2024
Unintended Consequences: CFP's Impact on College Football Powerhouses The College Football Playoff 1.0 revolutionized the sport, creating controversy and success. As it ends, the 12-team expansion promises even better things. Top News · Jan 2, 2024
Report: Army Is the Latest Conference Realignment Target After Friday ACC Moves The Black Knights have spent all but seven of their 130 football seasons as an independent program. Sports Illustrated · Sep 1, 2023
UCF settles on $18 million buyout, will start Big 12 competition in 2023 ORLANDO, Fla. — Nine months after accepting an invitation to the Big 12 Conference, UCF athletics director Terry Mohajir celebrated the program’s final hurdle by announcing the school would be joining the Power Five league in time for the 2023 football season. Orlando Sentinel · Jun 10, 2022
UCF reportedly negotiating $17-20 million settlement to exit AAC ORLANDO, Fla. — UCF is reportedly negotiating a $17-20 million settlement with the American Athletic Conference to clear a path to the Knights joining the Big 12 Conference in 2023. Orlando Sentinel · May 3, 2022
AAC Schools Negotiating Settlement to Join Big 12, per Report Cincinnati, Houston and UCF are leaving the AAC for greener pastures—but not before paying a hefty exit fee. Sports Illustrated · May 3, 2022
Mike Bianchi: UCF is silent as AAC commissioner Mike Aresco fights, writes to survive Mike Aresco is obviously desperate. Orlando Sentinel · Feb 16, 2022