(04-28-2021 11:47 PM)billybobby777 Wrote:  For example:
Big 10 loses: northwestern, Purdue and Michigan St (3) down to 11
Big 12 loses: Kansas St, Ok St, TT, TCU and Baylor (5) down to (5)
SEC loses: Vanderbilt, Miss St, Auburn (3) down to 11
ACC loses: Miami, VT, Wake, NCSU and Duke (5) down to 9
PAC loses: Washington St, Oregon St, AZ St, one of Stanford, CAL, UCLA/USC (6) down to 6
AAC loses: SMU, USF (2) down to 9
MWC loses: UNLV, Air Force & 1 of SDSU/SJSU/Fresno (3) down to 9

The left behinds would be killer on the east Coast

As a slight variation of that:

SEC
West - Missouri, Arkansas, Texas A&M, LSU, Mississippi, Alabama, Kansas
East - Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, NC State, Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia Tech

B1G
West - Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Northwestern, TCU, USC
East - Michigan, Ohio State, Penn State, Rutgers, Maryland, Indiana, North Carolina

ACC
West - Arizona State, Auburn, Baylor, Florida State, Louisville, Mississippi State, Stanford
East - Boston College, Clemson, Duke, Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Virginia
Member, but not in football - Notre Dame

PAC
West - Washington, Oregon, UCLA, Arizona, Utah, Colorado
East - Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, Illinois, Purdue, Kansas State, Michigan State

XII
West - California, Oklahoma, Oregon State, Texas, Washington State
East - Miami, Iowa State, Vanderbilt, Wake Forest, West Virginia

The ACC and PAC seek to rebrand now that they are national conferences. The Big XII again stars taking applications to expand to 12 teams.[/b]