Mississippi’s coach said he would rather not play in the conference championship game, a roundabout way of supporting pro-SEC changes to the College Football Playoff.

Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin, whose team should be in the Top 12 again this week, said he and other coaches don't see the SEC Championship as lucrative as it has been in the past. “I’ve talked to other coaches,

Lane Kiffin revealed some coaches don't want to play in SEC Championship due to College Football Playoff: “I’ve talked to other coaches... The reward to get a bye [in the CFP] versus the risk to get knocked out completely... that’s a really big risk.” https://t.co/BJFxiGNDgq pic.twitter.com/MAYRUM6gna

Ole Miss' Lane Kiffin said SEC coaches may be reluctant to make the conference championship game due to new 12-team CFP format.

Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin shared his concerns with the SEC Championship after what happened in the 2023 season.

The decision to expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams has already made the regular season much more intriguing as we wait to see which schools