I'm afraid my favorite scenario would give JRSec a heart attack. It affects the SEC and the ACC.

The crucial move would require finding some way to get two schools to agree to swap conferences. I'd love to trade NC State for Auburn. Put State in the SEC East and move Alabama into that division as well for competitive balance. That would be needed when the SEC adds Texas and Oklahoma and puts them in the West along with Missouri.

Then, the ACC adds USF and UCF, and puts them in a division with Georgia Tech, Miami, Florida State, Clemson, Auburn and Wake Forest. The SEC can afford to seek competitive balance. The ACC needs to have a champion emerge from what would be as tough a division as any in college football.

This deal adds the states of North Carolina and Oklahoma to an already strong lineup for the media. The ACC loses little marketwise giving up one of its four NC teams, and it gains by adding a football crazy state and establishing dominance in the best recruiting ground in America.

Finally, Auburn-Alabama becomes yet another major interconference rivalry, and UNC-NC State becomes the sixth such game.

Then, I wake up.