In an era of big change in college football, the SEC and Big Ten are pushing for more change and more control with the CFP.

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Two ruling parties are controlling college football: the Big Ten and SEC. And they’re about to light the whole thing aflame.

College football’s top administrators are meeting this week to talk expansion. It should be no surprise that revenue generation is biggest topic.

The biggest action item in the closed-door sessions will surround where the two leagues stand on the CFP’s structure, format and timing.