The temperature is starting to rise this summer, so is the action on the Auburn Baseball diamond. The road to Omaha will start at Plainsman Park, the home field of the Tigers, as they will host a regional tournament.

The 12-Team College Football Playoff is set to move to a straight seeding model in 2025; which will reward the selection committees top four teams with a first

PennLive’s Johnny McGonigal and Bob Flounders take a look at the revised college football playoff structure for 2025 on this episode. It will be a straight seeding model to get to the 12 qualifiers.

Throughout his career, Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian has competed for national championships. Of course, over that time, just how teams compete has changed with the invention of the College Football Playoff and now the expansion of it.

The College Football Playoff's power players are locked in a showdown on the future format of the postseason tournament, and High Noon is fast approaching. The CFP's executives have conducted several meetings over the last several months to attempt to finalize the format for the 2026 postseason and beyond.

College Football Playoff executives approved adopting a straight-seeding model, marking a significant change from the previous format, which awarded its four first-round byes to the highest-ranking conference champions.

It’s easy to envision the Big Two, loaded with blue blood programs, gobbling up all four of the highest seeds, and the accompanying byes into the quarterfinals, while relegating the ACC and Big 12 champions to lower-tier status.