The college football landscape may be significantly changing after nearly two decades of the SEC's dominance. Big Ten schools have won the last two national championships, and no SEC team has made it to the College Football Playoff national championship since then.

Paul Finebaum has had enough of seeing college football go through a transition, even if a potential College Football Playoff proposal caters to the two biggest conferences – the SEC and Big Ten. Appearing on "Get Up" late last week, Finebaum expressed discontent with the automatic qualifiers idea, citing a potential danger in the system overall.

SEC moving to nine-game schedule will usher in play-in games for an expanded College Football Playoff and complete seismic college football change.