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The national title won by LSU, and quarterback Joe Burrow, in the 2019 season is the only time a team other than Alabama or Clemson has finished on top since 2015. Expanding the playoff field to 12 teams will make it harder for one or two programs to dominate, and it will give everyone else a little more hope.
Please, please, please expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams
John Romano | The time has finally come for college football to join the rest of the sports world with a real postseason.
College Football Playoff considering expansion to 12 teams
Alabama's Ronnie Harrison (15) breaks up a pass intended for Clemson's Artavis Scott during the 2016 NCAA college football playoff championship game in Glendale, Ariz. The College Football Playoff would expand from four to 12 teams, with six spots reserved for the highest ranked conference champions, under a proposal that will be considered next week by the league commissioners who manage the postseason system, a person familiar with announcement told The Associated Press on Thursday.
The number of teams that will have a chance to win a national title in the postseason is poised to triple.
FSU’s Cinderella run in Women’s College World Series comes up short
Oklahoma's Tiare Jennings (23) scores on a wild pitch in front of Florida State catcher Anna Shelnutt (13) in the third inning of the final game of the Women's College World Series Thursday in Oklahoma City.
Florida State’s remarkable postseason run finally comes to an end in a loss to Oklahoma, and the most explosive offense ever seen in college softball.
Former Bucs, FSU star Warrick Dunn tackles housing inequalities
Warrick Dunn is hosting a conversation centered on diversity and inclusion as part of his charity’s Juneteenth celebration.
He is hosting a conversation centered on diversity and inclusion as part of his charity’s Juneteenth celebration.

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  1. Please, please, please expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams
    Jun. 15• Gators
    The national title won by LSU, and quarterback Joe Burrow, in the 2019 season is the only time a team other than Alabama or Clemson has finished on top since 2015. Expanding the playoff field to 12 teams will make it harder for one or two programs to dominate, and it will give everyone else a little more hope.
  2. FSU’s Cinderella run in Women’s College World Series comes up short
    Jun. 11• Florida State Seminoles
    Oklahoma's Tiare Jennings (23) scores on a wild pitch in front of Florida State catcher Anna Shelnutt (13) in the third inning of the final game of the Women's College World Series Thursday in Oklahoma City.
  3. College Football Playoff considering expansion to 12 teams
    Jun. 11• Sports
    Alabama's Ronnie Harrison (15) breaks up a pass intended for Clemson's Artavis Scott during the 2016 NCAA college football playoff championship game in Glendale, Ariz. The College Football Playoff would expand from four to 12 teams, with six spots reserved for the highest ranked conference champions, under a proposal that will be considered next week by the league commissioners who manage the postseason system, a person familiar with announcement told The Associated Press on Thursday.
  5. Oklahoma tops FSU, forces decisive Game 3 at Women’s College World Series
    Jun. 10• Florida State Seminoles
    Florida State pitcher Kathryn Sandercock, center, looks to the dugout as she is about to be removed during the sixth inning Wednesday in Oklahoma City.
  6. Softball coaches: NCAA can do better with gender equality
    Jun. 9• Florida State Seminoles
    Oklahoma coach Patty Gasso, center, talks with catcher Lynnsie Elam, left and pitcher Giselle Juarez during the team's Women's College World Series softball game against James Madison on Monday. Gasso has been one of the most outspoken coaches regarding differences in scheduling and the quality of the facilities between the Women's College World Series and the men's baseball College World Series.
  7. Duke’s Mike Krzyzewski to retire after 2021-22 season
    Jun. 2• Florida State Seminoles
    Duke head coach Mike Krzyzewski directs his team during the second half of a March 9 game against Boston College in the first round of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Greensboro, N.C.
  8. What you need to know about the end of the NCAA recruiting dead period
    May 28• Gators
    Tampa Bay Tech receiver Greg Gaines has official visits planned for every weekend in June to take advantage of the end of the NCAA's dead period.
  9. Kickoff, TV information announced for Gators, USF, FSU, UCF and Miami Hurricanes
    May 27• USF Bulls
    USF coach Jeff Scott and his Bulls better prepare for an extremely hot Week 2 game against the Gators.
  10. Why FSU’s youth football clinics matter to Mike Norvell’s long-term success
    May 25• Florida State Seminoles
    FSU football coach Mike Norvell and his staff have instructed more than 3,000 children so far during their series of free clinics across the state.
  11. FSU’s historic Tampa Bay recruiting class is (almost) all gone
    May 24• Florida State Seminoles
    Armwood High's Warren Thompson was one of the four local players who signed as part of Willie Taggart's 2018 class at Florida State. All four are gone (or on their way out).
  12. Gators-USF, FSU-UCF to play in Orange Bowl Classic
    May 20• USF Bulls
    Brian Gregory's Bulls are set to play the Gators in December in Sunrise as part of a Florida-centric doubleheader.
  13. FSU-Notre Dame, Miami-Alabama TV, kickoff information announced
    May 18• Florida State Seminoles
    Florida State will open its season against Notre Dame with a primetime game on Sept. 5.
  14. What you need to know before Florida’s name, image and likeness law takes effect July 1
    May 17• Gators
    The Gators and other athletes in the state will be able to make money off their name, image and likeness starting July 1.
  15. FSU adding Clearwater native Dillan Gibbons from Notre Dame
    May 11• Florida State Seminoles
    Dillan Gibbons (seen here blocking Demarcus Christmas) has played against Florida State before. He'll be playing for them soon after committing to the Seminoles on Monday night.
  16. 2022 NFL draft prospects to know from Florida
    May 4• Gators
    Kaiir Elam is the Gators' next NFL draft hopeful defensive back.
  17. The underrated reason why Gators’ Kyle Trask fit the Bucs
    May 1• Gators
    Florida quarterback Kyle Trask (11) celebrates with tight end Kyle Pitts after he completed a 7-yard pass for a touchdown to Pitts during the second half of an NCAA college football game against Towson, Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019, in Gainesville, Fla. (AP Photo/John Raoux)
  18. NFL draft Day 3: Florida college takeaways on Gators’ DBs and FSU’s offensive line
    May 1• Gators
    Former Florida State edge rusher Janarius Robinson was drafted by the Vikings on Saturday.
  19. NFL draft: UCF’s Richie Grant, FSU’s Asante Samuel chosen on Day 2
    May 1• Florida State Seminoles
    Former UCF star Richie Grant went to the Falcons with the No. 40 overall pick on Friday night.
  20. Florida lawmakers reverse course on athlete compensation
    Apr. 30• Gators
    Miami Hurricanes star D'Eriq King spoke out against a change in Florida's name, image and likeness law.
  21. NFL draft: Gators break a decade-long drought with Kyle Pitts, Kadarius Toney
    Apr. 30• Gators
    Kyle Pitts, a former Gators star, was one of the top tight end prospects in NFL draft history.
  22. Florida coaches, star QBs oppose name, image and likeness delay
    Apr. 29• Florida State Seminoles
    Florida State quarterback McKenzie Milton has spoken out via Twitter against a proposed delay in college athletes making money off their name, image and likeness. FSU Sports Information/Don Juan Moore
  23. FSU task force doesn’t recommend renaming Doak Campbell Stadium
    Apr. 29• Florida State Seminoles
    FSU's Doak Campbell Stadium would not change its name, if the school president follows a task force.
  24. Former Bucs, FSU linebacker Geno Hayes in hospice care, per reports
    Apr. 22• Bucs
    Former Bucs linebacker Geno Hayes spent four seasons (2008-2011) in Tampa Bay, the last three as a fixture at weakside linebacker.
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