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RE: Alternate History and Future College Sports Realignment Scenarios
The SWC and SoCon evolve and persist, leading to the SWC being a blend of the Big 12 and SEC West and the SoCon being a blend of the ACC and SEC East.


Southern Conference
- Virginia
- Virginia Tech
- Kentucky
- Louisville

- North Carolina
- NC State
- Duke
- Wake Forest

- Clemson
- South Carolina
- Georgia
- Georgia Tech

- Florida
- Florida State
- Auburn
- Tennessee




Southwest Conference
- Nebraska
- Kansas
- Kansas State
- Missouri

- Oklahoma
- Oklahoma State
- Arkansas
- TCU

- Texas Tech
- Texas
- Baylor/Houston/SMU
- Texas A&M

- LSU
- Ole Miss
- Miss State
- Alabama
12-04-2020 02:17 PM
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