Resolution criteria

This market will resolve to YES if at least two teams representing the Big 12 Conference are selected to participate in the 2026–27 College Football Playoff (CFP). It will resolve to NO if one or zero Big 12 teams are selected.

The resolution will be based on the official 12-team bracket revealed by the CFP Selection Committee on Selection Day, scheduled for Sunday, December 6, 2026.

The 16 member schools representing the Big 12 Conference for the 2026 season are:

• Arizona

• Arizona State

• Baylor

• BYU

• Cincinnati

• Colorado

• Houston

• Iowa State

• Kansas

• Kansas State

• Oklahoma State

• TCU

• Texas Tech

• UCF

• Utah

• West Virginia

The primary source of truth for this market will be the official announcements published on the College Football Playoff Website. Any subsequent adjustments to the playoff bracket after Selection Day (e.g., due to team forfeits, disqualifications, or postseason bans) will not be considered for resolution unless officially announced by the CFP Selection Committee on or before December 6, 2026.

Background

The 2026–27 College Football Playoff features a 12-team bracket. The field is comprised of the five highest-ranked conference champions—which guarantees at least one spot for a Power Four conference like the Big 12—along with seven at-large selections. For the Big 12 to secure at least two playoff bids, the conference champion must qualify, and at least one other member school must earn an at-large bid based on the final CFP Selection Committee rankings.

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