Midwest FBS Football Coach Pitches a 30-Team Playoff System

The College Football playoff is here to stay, but it isn't without change on the horizon.

Soon, we will likely have a 16-team playoff field, and it may evolve into an even bigger format in the years to come.

The 16-team format has been up for debate in recent weeks and months, with the SEC and Big Ten failing to reach an agreement as of yet.

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One SEC Head Coach speaking at media days said he's a fan of a 30-team playoff field. 30 teams!

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Give it a listen:

At face value, a 30-team playoff is a ridiculous notion. To his credit, Drinkwitz delivers a heck of an argument here. More big games, more inclusion, and more football. One would be fair to question what other changes would be made in conjunction with such a move.

Would college football fans settle for a shorter regular season? What kind of guarantees are there for the 'little guys' at the FBS level? All fair questions.

Regardless, it's a dream at this point, but a realistic one. If we're honestly talking about expanding the ALREADY PERFECTED NCAA Tournaments beyond 68 teams, nothing in sports is off the table.

Source: On3 Sports