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After months of speculation surrounding a 24-team College Football Playoff model, all eyes now shift to next weeks SEC spring meetings, where one of college footballs most powerful conferences could ultimately determine the future of the sports postseason. FOX Sports lead college football analyst Joel Klatt spent this week at the Big Ten spring meetings in Rancho Palos Verdes, California, where CFP expansion dominated conversations among coaches, athletic directors and conference leaders. According to Klatt, the takeaway from those meetings was clear: support for a 24-team playoff is much stronger than many initially believed. While the Big Ten has discussed expansion possibilities for months now, commissioner Tony Petitti publicly offered his strongest support yet this week for a 24-team CFP format. The latest proposed model would eliminate automatic qualifiers in favor of a selection-based format featuring the 23 highest-ranked teams and one Group of 6 representative. That framework has recently gained traction across the ACC and the Big 12, both of which have shown support for the proposal. But despite growing momentum, the spotlight now turns to the SEC, which will hold its annual spring meetings in Destin, Florida. According to Klatt, those meetings could become one of the most pivotal moments yet in the CFP expansion debate. "I had multiple coaches tell me that 90% of the coaches in the SEC and 100% of the athletic directors in the SEC favor a 24-team model for CFP expansion," Klatt said in a clip released from an upcoming episode of "The Joel Klatt Show." That runs counter to the belief that the SEC was firmly opposed to a 24-team model. In fact, Klatt said there is a growing sense within Big Ten circles that next weeks SEC meetings could feature significant disagreement. "That makes this next week in Destin so interesting because there is a sentiment, at least among the Big Ten coaches, that the meetings between Greg Sankey the commissioner of the SEC and his coaches are going to be contentious," Klatt said. Support for the 24-team model has continued to grow beyond just the Power 4 conferences. The American Football Coaches Association (AFCA), a highly influential group of coaches in college football, has also backed the proposal. That group includes Georgia head coach Kirby Smart, arguably the most influential coach in the SEC and one of the sports most powerful voices. Thats why next weeks meetings in Destin could become a turning point for the future of college football. "The coaches are gonna be pushing for one thing, and Greg [Sankey] has publicly stated something very different," Klatt said. "They might not have a consensus down there in those rooms." Ultimately, though, the final decision might not rest solely with coaches or conference commissioners. As Klatt pointed out, it's the university presidents who have the ultimate say. Sankey, who has served as the commissioner of the SEC since 2015, works for the president of the SEC. "If the athletic director and coaches get their presidents on board, Greg Sankey is not going to fend off all of his bosses," Klatt said. "He has 16 bosses in the SEC." Petitti indicated this week that if the SEC were to support the 24-team format, implementation could happen as early as the 2027 season. Whether Sankey and the SEC can come to an agreement remains unclear. But after months of speculation, the center of the college football world is about to shift to Destin, where the next chapter of CFP expansion could take shape.

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MANHATTAN Kansas State football added its 11th high school commitment to its 2027 recruiting class after landing a three-star safety out of Texas.Bryson Dossett, a 5-10, 170-pounder, announced his commitment to the Wildcats on Friday, May 22. He also held offers from Texas A&M, Oklahoma State, Houston, North Carolina, Illinois and others.Dossett had an official visit to Kansas State earlier this month. He also visited Oklahoma State and Duke. He was initially offered by K-State's staff under Chris Klieman in June 2025.According to the 247Sports Composite, Dossett is ranked as the No. 113 safety in the country. The Fort Bend Ridge Point (Missouri City, Texas) prospect also competes in track and field, specializing in sprinting. He finished his junior year with 23 tackles, an interception and a forced fumble.Dossett's brother, Mason Dossett, is a redshirt sophomore safety at LSU. His father, Martin Dossett, was a wide receiver at Baylor and played two seasons for the Green Bay Packers.1000% committed!! #Home#EMAWpic.twitter.com/KXxZTTO573 Bryson Dossett (@bryson_dossett) May 22, 2026Kansas Statefootball 2027 commitmentsNazir Pitchford, ATH, Palmetto (Florida)Canaan Smith, IOL, Prestonwood Christian (Texas)Julian Elzey, S, Brookwood (Georgia)Colton McComb, LB, Edmond Memorial (Oklahoma)Giacamo SanFilippo, LB, Bishop Moore (Orlando)Ben Hynek, TE, Stanley (North Dakota)David Rushing, WR, Salpointe Catholic (Arizona)Cam Kruse, QB, Page (Tennessee)Dawayne Jones, DT, Booker T. Washington (Oklahoma)Anitoni Tahi, DT, Basha (Arizona)Jack Clayborne, OL, Northeastern Oklahoma A&MBryson Dossett, S, Fort Bend Ridge Point (Texas)Kansas State football 2027 recruiting rankingBefore Dossett's commitment, the Wildcats had the No. 32 recruiting class, according to the 247Sports Composite, which ranks third in the Big 12.Wyatt D. Wheeler covers Kansas State athletics for the USA TODAY Network and Topeka Capital-Journal. You can follow him on X at@WyattWheeler_, contact him at 417-371-6987 or email him at wwheeler@usatodayco.comThis article originally appeared on Topeka Capital-Journal: Bryson Dossett commits to Kansas State football in 2027 class

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NASCAR driver Kyle Busch experienced shortness of breath, felt he was overheating and was coughing up blood the day before his death, according to a 911 call obtained Friday by The Associated Press.Busch died Thursday at age 41. No cause of death has been given, though his family said earlier he had been hospitalized with a severe illness three days before he was to compete in the Coca-Cola 600 at Charlotte Motor Speedway.Busch was testing in the Chevrolet racing simulator in Concord on Wednesday when he became unresponsive and was transported to a hospital in Charlotte, several people familiar with the situation told The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because details have not been disclosed by Buschs team or family.During the emergency call placed late that afternoon from the General Motors training facility, an unidentified caller calmly told the dispatch: Ive got an individual thats shortness of breath, very hot, thinks hes going to pass out, and hes producing a little bit of blood, coughing up some blood.Busch was lying on the bathroom floor inside the complex and told dispatch He is awake," the caller said, according to audio provided by the Cabarrus County Sheriffs Office.The man then gave directions on where emergency responders should go and asked that they turn off any sirens upon arrival.___AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing