There's a real possibility the College Football Playoff expands to 14 teams in 2026. While on "The Herd" this Tuesday, former Ohio State head coach Urban Meyer revealed why he's in favor of that switch.

Urban Meyer may not be coaching anymore, but he is still making things happen in college football. The former Ohio State coach was credited as

College Football Playoff expansion appears to be imminent as the SEC and Big Ten look to use their combined power to redesign the format to their advantage. Whi

Urban Meyer has been around college football for a long time and knows what it takes to build successful programs. He won two national championships with the Florida Gators (2006,2008) and one with the Ohio State Buckeyes in 2014. On a recent episode of "The Triple Option," Meyer revealed the qualities he looks for in players at the NFL Combine.

Everything in college football revolves around making the College Football Playoff, so let’s figure out exactly how the new format with 12 teams works. Inside the 12-Team College Football Playoff: What You Need To Know Selection Process and Ratings The selection process is headed by a committee of 13 members,

While it benefits them more than the rest of the sport, Urban Meyer, who coached in both the SEC (Florida) and the Big Ten ( Ohio State ), revealed on a recent episode of "The Triple Option," that he isn't necessarily a fan of it. When asking Nebraska head coach Matt Rhule about the matter, Meyer went on a tangent of sorts to describe his feelings.