The 12-team College Football Playoff this past season certainly did its job of offering highly-compelling college football games with national title implications. But after the Ohio State Buckeyes emerged as national champions,

The Big Ten developed new models it may soon communicate with other FBS commissioners, sources tell CBS Sports.

According to Thamel, the new model proposed by the Big Ten suggests eliminating conference title games and awarding more auto bids for the four power conferences. In a 28-team playoff, the Big Ten and SEC would receive seven auto bids each, while the ACC and Big 12 would get five auto bids each, per Thamel.