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The KEY To Making a 24-Team CFP Work + Mike Norvell Close To Being FIRED?! | College GameDay Podcast
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Rece Davis, Pete Thamel and Dan Wetzel discuss whether a 24-team College Football Playoff can work, how expansion could impact conference championship games and what it would take to preserve the stakes of the regular season. Plus, is Mike Norvell coaching for his job at Florida State against Miami? The guys weigh in on his future and make their Week 7 picks.
0:00 – Welcome
0:30 - Missouri & Ole Miss built to win in NIL era
5:31 - Is a 24-team CFP just an easier to sell to boosters?
8:25 - Making the 24-team CFP will no longer be enough
13:49 - Who pays for an expanded CFP?
20:16 - Will an expanded CFP be too forgiving?
23:33 - Why seeding is critical to an expanded CFP
30:27 - Is this Mike Norvell’s last stand?
36:00 - Game Preview: Florida St vs Miami
41:53 - Game Preview: Ohio St vs Indiana
49:34 - Game Preview: Florida vs Texas
53:31 - Game Preview: Missouri vs Ole Miss
59:35 - Game Preview: Alabama vs Tennessee
1:03:17 - Game Preview: Oklahoma St vs Houston
1:06:26 - Game Preview: Notre Dame vs BYU
1:16:13 - Game Preview: Penn St vs Michigan
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