Just my idea of what would not surprise me in the next realignment !



The New SEC: (16)



1)Alabama

2)Auburn

3)LSU

4)Miss St

5)Ole Miss

6)Arkansas

7)Texas A&M

8)Oklahoma (new addition)



9)Tennessee

10)Florida

11)Georgia

12)South Carolina

13)Missouri

14)Vanderbilt

15)Florida State (new addition)

16)Virginia Tech (new addition)



The New Big 12: (14)



1)TCU

2)Oklahoma St

3)Baylor

4)West Virginia

5)Texas Tech

6)Texas

7)Kansas St

8)Iowa St

9)Kansas

10)Cincinnati (new addition)

11)UCONN ( new addition)

12)BYU (new addition)

13)Louisville (new addition)

14)Houston (new addition)



The New ACC (12)



1)North Carolina

2)Virginia

3)Duke

4)Pittsburgh

5)Miami

6)Georgia Tech





7)Clemson

8)North Carolina St

9)Syracuse

10)Wake Forest

11)Boston College

12)Maryland (new addition)



The New AAC: (14)



1)Temple

2)South Florida

3)East Carolina

4)Central Florida

5)Navy

6)Marshall

7)Western Kentucky (new addition)



8)Memphis

9)Tulsa

10)SMU

11)Tulane

12)Southern Miss (new addition)

13)La Tech (new addition)

14)UAB (new addition)





Even though the ACC loses 3 teams, which had them at 14..but they only add one more to keep it at 12 members. The Big 12 adds as much as 5 teams to get to 14. The SEC adds 3 to keep the title as the most powerful conference in college football. The AAC adds 4 new teams.



The Big 10, I have no clue as to what they may do.

Why isn't this on the conference realignment board?

(03-12-2016 01:42 PM)Blue_Trombone Wrote:  Why isn't this on the conference realignment board?

Realignment is actually a varsity sport at USM now. We started it up when The General left.

I thought bath salts went out of style?

(03-12-2016 01:30 PM)Jayesseagle Wrote:  The New AAC: (14)

1)Temple

2)South Florida

3)East Carolina

4)Central Florida

5)Navy

6)Marshall

7)Western Kentucky (new addition)



8)Memphis

9)Tulsa

10)SMU

11)Tulane

12)Southern Miss (new addition)

13)La Tech (new addition)

14)UAB (new addition)

I really like that new AAC.

Now that it's finally obvious to EVERYONE that "market size" no longer matters to conference TV contracts, there's no reason the smaller market schools --like LA Tech and USM-- can't prosper based on the quality of their athletic programs and their academics.

You are crazy.
Poor UK they got sent away.
Louisville leaves the Big 12 haha.
The American adds Marshall (not happening since they live off NQ, Louisiana Tech pass, UAB maybe but pass, Southern Miss ok)
Maryland leave the Big Ten yea right

My thoughts:

Love your: AAC, SEC, ACC.

Hate that: you have Cincy, UCONN and Louisville in the BIG XII.

Where I'd send them
Cincy: B1G or AAC
UCONN: ACC
Louisville: ACC or SEC

(03-12-2016 04:24 PM)Erictelevision Wrote:  My thoughts:

Love your: AAC, SEC, ACC.

Hate that: you have Cincy, UCONN and Louisville in the BIG XII.

Where I'd send them
Cincy: B1G or AAC
UCONN: ACC
Louisville: ACC or SEC

I can agree with you there. UCONN does seem more like an ACC school and Louisville would be a good fit in the SEC.

It would not surprise you for Maryland to return to the ACC? Or for Louisville to leave the ACC for the Big 12? What exactly WOULD surprise you then?

(03-12-2016 04:55 PM)Chappy Wrote:  It would not surprise you for Maryland to return to the ACC? Or for Louisville to leave the ACC for the Big 12? What exactly WOULD surprise you then?

His school being passed over in realignment... again

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