Big Ten, SEC leaders discuss College Football Playoff changes with seeding, auto bids among pressing topics
Following the historic meeting between the two conferences in Nashville back in October, Big Ten and SEC athletic directors and conference leadership met in New Orleans Wednesday to discuss a variety of topics, including changes to the College Football Playoff -- and, in the SEC's case, whether to expand its own conference schedule.
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