You want to know where Texas will be?
Ask yourself this: where is the real value in sports broadcasting today?

If you didn't think playoffs/tournaments you flunked the test.

In the 50's and 60's when an American or National League team won their pennant they were in the World Series. Then came two divisions and then three and we introduced "wild card" teams, that had to play to get into the playoffs. It's so complicated in the NBA that the playoffs last almost as long as the regular season.
But the reason there are playoffs, is because the casual fan will watch and expand the audience so that the broadcaster can make more money and subsequently pay the teams/leagues more.

So you want to know where Texas will be? Predict how the playoffs will be structured the next time around....that will give you the answer. And don't start to believe all of this about stuff like "content valuation". Why? because in the world of playoffs, there has to be some semblance of parity to get everybody on board. The Yankees and the Red Sox are taxed by MLB to support small market teams like Pittsburgh and Kansas City.

The people that pay the bills, whether it's ESPN, CBS, Amazon, YouTube or NBC understand the formula. The formula works and makes money. The formula will not change regardless of who or how the product gets to the consumer.

When the playoff formula is set to get the maximum exposure then we will know. Whether it includes 4 or 5 conferences, if those conferences continue to have championship games, and the maximum number of games the schools will consent to allow the student-athletes to play. Then you will have your answer.
What you will not see is a hoarding of top teams in one location.....it's not good for business.