Any college football fan is well aware of the sport’s seemingly endless pursuit of playoff expansion. The College Football Playoff officially expanded from four teams to 12 beginning with the 2024 season, and while that format is set for the immediate future, discussions surrounding a 16- or even 24-team playoff continue to gain traction. Whether that would ultimately help or hurt the sport remains a major topic of debate. But there have certainly already been beneficiaries so far. That includes the Texas Longhorns , who likely would have missed the playoff field in 2024 under the old four-team format before earning the No. 5 seed in the CFP. Even so, Texas head coach Steve Sarkisian is not convinced expansion is actually fixing college football’s biggest issues. In fact, he believes it may be making some of them worse. Sarkisian Questions Current CFP Direction Texas Longhorns head coach Steve Sarkisian gestures after a game against the Georgia Bulldogs.…