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Under the proposal...

The regular season would begin on the Thursday of what is now called Week Zero and still end on the Saturday after Thanksgiving.

Schools would have 14 weeks to schedule 12 games.

The model would give teams two open dates and allow for flexibility for potential changes to the postseason, which is significant as the leaders of the college football playoff.

They got a new logo, by the way.

Did you see this a couple days ago?

They changed it.

We're used to say college football playoff.

Now it says CFP.

Bold.

Sobold.

They continue to discuss how and when to expand the current 12-team field.

The proposed calendar change would also preserve stand-alone weekends for conference championship games and the Army-Navy game.

Like it?

I like to hear that, yeah.

I'm good with that.

I'm in favor of it.

This is another proposal.

NCAA would also eliminate exceptions for teams to play before the official start of the season.

The sport has seen an uptick recently in schools applying for waivers to begin early.