CFP

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CFP is the postseason tournament system used to determine the national champion of NCAA Division I FBS college football in the United States.

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CFP canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf college football playoff
postseason tournament system
sports competition format
alsoIncludes at-large bids from other FBS conferences
appliesTo Football Bowl Subdivision
broadcastRightsDealLength 12 years
broadcastRightsStartSeason 2014–15 season
competitionType postseason tournament
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culminatesIn CFP National Championship Game
surface form: College Football Playoff National Championship
finalRankingDetermines four playoff teams
semifinal bowl placements
firstSeason 2014–15 college football season
governsLevel NCAA Division I
surface form: NCAA Division I FBS
headquartersLocation Irving, Texas
inception 2014
includesConferences Power Five
surface form: Power Five conferences
includesGame Cotton Bowl Classic
Fiesta Bowl
Orange Bowl
Peach Bowl
Rose Bowl
Sugar Bowl
level top tier of NCAA college football
nationalChampionshipGameHeldIn neutral site stadium
nationalChampionshipGameMonth January
numberOfTeams 4
officialAbbreviation CFP self-linksurface differs
organizer College Football Playoff
surface form: College Football Playoff Administration, LLC
predecessorSystem Bowl Championship Series
predecessorSystemType bowl-based ranking system
purpose determine national champion of NCAA Division I FBS
rankingReleasePeriod second half of regular season
regionServed United States of America
surface form: United States
replaced Bowl Championship Series
selectionCommitteeSize 13 members
selectionCriteria conference championships
head-to-head results
injuries and player availability
strength of schedule
team performance
selectionMethod selection committee rankings
semifinalGamesPlayedIn New Year’s Six bowls
shortName CFP self-linksurface differs
sport American football
televisionPartner ESPN
usesRanking CFP rankings
usesRotationForSemifinals New Year’s Six bowls

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CFP officialAbbreviation CFP self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: College Football Playoff
CFP shortName CFP self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: College Football Playoff
European Union fisheries policy shortName CFP
subject surface form: Common Fisheries Policy