(07-12-2019 11:38 AM)Pervis_Griffith Wrote:  Put me down for nothing changes ... in my opinion ...

It's more likely than not that the Big XII survives ... Texas can own the conference with their LHN, and Oklahoma is winning it, going to the playoffs frequently. If these two are happy with the status quo, they won't leave.

The Big XII may decide it makes sense to add a school or two ... but again, it's probably more likely they stand pat.

The other P5's have no reason to add other schools, with Texas and Oklahoma standing pat.

Who is the PAC gonna add that brings any value?

Why would the Big Ten dilute themselves any more, especially with members griping a bit about the last adds of Rutgers and Maryland?

Why would the SEC do anything, with the slim possibility that Texas could someday change their mind?

Ditto the ACC ... when they could dangle the "Notre Dame Deal" to Texas, why would they give up that slot to anyone else?


I think nothing happens.

Except maybe on the margins. Maybe (doubtful, but maybe) the Big XII adds two, solidifying their conference.


So put me down for nothing happens.

Agree,, if anything conferences get smaller.


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