The 12-Team Playoff Changed College Football Forever (Texas Fraud? SEC Overrated?)
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The 12-Team Playoff Changed College Football Forever (Texas Fraud? SEC Overrated?)
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The 12-team College Football Playoff is officially here — and it just flipped the sport on its head.
Indiana wins the national championship, the SEC’s dominance gets questioned, and suddenly programs we never took seriously are right in the title picture. In Episode 2 of The Breakdown Bros, we react to the championship game, break down what Indiana’s run really means, and debate whether the new playoff format has permanently changed how teams can win.
We dig into:
Why Indiana’s title run might be the greatest turnaround in college football history
Whether the SEC is overrated in the NIL + expanded playoff era
If Texas is actually a fraud contender
What narratives officially died after the first 12-team playoff
Why roster balance and trench play matter more than elite QB talent
Teams we believe are set up to exceed expectations next season
The playoff expanded — but so did chaos. College football may never look the same again.
New episodes weekly. Follow The Breakdown Bros for college football reactions, playoff debates, and bold takes.
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