We can count Pardon the Interruption’s Michael Wilbon among those opposed to the College Football Playoff changes proposed by the sport’s preeminent conferences, the SEC and Big Ten.

As the SEC and Big Ten push for automatic bids to the College Football Playoff during expansion talks, ESPN's Michael Wilbon is against the proposal entirely. College football commissioners are ...

ESPN’s Michael Wilbon, like most other people, is vehemently against the idea. He ripped the two conferences and the idea of auto-bids into the College Football Playoff on Wednesday’s Pardon ...

The latest episode of "Pardon The Interruption" was no exception as Wilbon let loose about the inevitable changes coming to the College Football Playoff in the not-so-distant futu ...

Wilbon is a trustee for his alma mater, Northwestern, but isn't afraid to speak his mind on the matter. "I'm sure I'm going to make people who deal with me in the Big Ten cringe," Wilbon said ...

College football commissioners are meeting this week in New Orleans to discuss the playoff format from 2026 and beyond. While next season's format will remain at 12 teams, expansion is possible in ...

ESPN 's Michael Wilbon may be a fan of the Big Ten ... conference's recent push for four automatic bids in an expanded College Football Playoff scenario. On Wednesday's edition of "Pardon the ...

The College Football Playoff jumped from four teams to 12 ... He and "Pardon The Interruption" co-host Michael Wilbon discussed on Wednesday, Feb. 19, a proposal from the Big 10 and SEC that ...