Warde Manuel Named Chair of College Football Playoff Selection Committee

Michigan's athletic director takes the helm amid NCAA investigations and fan concerns over potential bias.

Warde Manuel, Michigan's athletic director, has been named the new chair of the College Football Playoff selection committee, replacing Boo Corrigan.
Manuel's appointment has sparked discussions among fans about potential Big Ten favoritism and concerns over ongoing NCAA investigations into Michigan.
The selection committee also welcomes six new members, representing a diverse range of conferences and backgrounds.
Under Manuel's leadership, Michigan football achieved significant success, including winning the national championship and securing multiple Big Ten titles.
Manuel's role as chair comes as the College Football Playoff expands to a 12-team format, introducing new challenges and opportunities.