24-Team CFP Winners and Losers: Iowa Becomes January Fixture?

JR and Greg Flugar break down Big Ten football news and the 24-team playoff impact on Big Ten winners and losers. Big Ten football news: how the 24-team CFP turns Iowa into a January fixture at 8-4, gives huge opportunities to Minnesota football, Illinois, and Michigan State, while Ohio State, Oregon, Indiana, Michigan, Penn State, and USC could secretly give up advantages. Regular season gets more important for more Big Ten teams with new storylines and incentives.

JR sits down with Greg Flugar (Gopher Godfather, host of College Football’s Peak Around the Corner) for a full Big Ten analysis on the 24-team college football playoff. They cover which Big Ten programs have the most to gain or lose, why expanded access creates more valuable games, comparisons to SEC teams like South Carolina, and broader implications for the sport.

Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro: 24-Team CFP & Big Ten Impact
0:35 – Greg Flugar Joins the Show
5:10 – Oregon Discussion & Minnesota Gophers 2025 Outlook
14:55 – Why the 24-Team Playoff Makes Regular Season Better
23:45 – Big Ten Teams with the MOST to GAIN (Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan State)
37:10 – Big Ten Teams with the MOST to LOSE (Ohio State, Oregon, Indiana, Michigan)
48:10 – SEC Comparisons, Rivalries & Broader Implications
58:20 – Iowa QB Talk, Wisconsin, Final Thoughts with Greg
1:02:10 – Big Ten Bible Study

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