Cal and Stanford: FBS independents; Big West (Cal) and WCC (Stanford) for other sports.

Oregon State and Washington State: MWC

Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC

North Carolina and Virginia: BIG

Cincinnati, South Florida, Temple, UCF, UConn, and West Virginia: ACC

Memphis: Big XII

FIU, Middle Tennessee, and Texas State: AAC

UMass and Western Kentucky: MAC; UMass (football only)

Missouri State: SBC

Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky, and Stephen F. Austin: C-USA

(08-09-2023 01:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  Cal and Stanford: FBS independents; Big West (Cal) and WCC (Stanford) for other sports.

Oregon State and Washington State: MWC

Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC

North Carolina and Virginia: BIG

Cincinnati, South Florida, Temple, UCF, UConn, and West Virginia: ACC

Memphis: Big XII

FIU, Middle Tennessee, and Texas State: AAC

UMass and Western Kentucky: MAC; UMass (football only)

Missouri State: SBC

Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky, and Stephen F. Austin: C-USA

The ACC is not likely to happen, unless there are at least 8 leaving the conference - not necessarily dissolution, but at least the possibility of it, in order to force the vote to pass.

And with that in mind, the SEC likely takes at least 5 or 6, with the Big10 likely adding 2 or 3

I see this as moves that *could* happen more than *should* happen and the *could* is still unlikely at this moment.

(08-09-2023 03:19 PM)Troy_Fan_15 Wrote:  I see this as moves that *could* happen more than *should* happen and the *could* is still unlikely at this moment.

And undesirable.

I mean, why "should" any of this happen?

(08-09-2023 03:14 PM)Skyhawk Wrote:  

(08-09-2023 01:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  Cal and Stanford: FBS independents; Big West (Cal) and WCC (Stanford) for other sports.

Oregon State and Washington State: MWC

Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC

North Carolina and Virginia: BIG

Cincinnati, South Florida, Temple, UCF, UConn, and West Virginia: ACC

Memphis: Big XII

FIU, Middle Tennessee, and Texas State: AAC

UMass and Western Kentucky: MAC; UMass (football only)

Missouri State: SBC

Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky, and Stephen F. Austin: C-USA

The ACC is not likely to happen, unless there are at least 8 leaving the conference - not necessarily dissolution, but at least the possibility of it, in order to force the vote to pass.

And with that in mind, the SEC likely takes at least 5 or 6, with the Big10 likely adding 2 or 3

If football is the bell cow and the two public Carolina schools are gone, ECU replaces Temple.

(08-09-2023 01:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  Cal and Stanford: FBS independents; Big West (Cal) and WCC (Stanford) for other sports.

Oregon State and Washington State: MWC

Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC

North Carolina and Virginia: BIG

Cincinnati, South Florida, Temple, UCF, UConn, and West Virginia: ACC

Memphis: Big XII

FIU, Middle Tennessee, and Texas State: AAC

UMass and Western Kentucky: MAC; UMass (football only)

Missouri State: SBC

Austin Peay, Eastern Kentucky, and Stephen F. Austin: C-USA

Big 12 is way better than the ACC minus Clemson, Florida State, NC State, Virginia Tech, North Carolina and Virginia

Your plan of Cincy, UCF, and WVU moving to that PAC like skeleton is dead on arrival.

(08-09-2023 03:43 PM)inutech Wrote:  

(08-09-2023 03:19 PM)Troy_Fan_15 Wrote:  I see this as moves that *could* happen more than *should* happen and the *could* is still unlikely at this moment.

And undesirable.

I mean, why "should" any of this happen?

I'm just basing this off of what has been discussed on this board in terms of which teams will be effected by realignment.

(08-09-2023 03:14 PM)Skyhawk Wrote:  

(08-09-2023 01:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  [...]
Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC
North Carolina and Virginia: BIG
[...]

The ACC is not likely to happen, unless there are at least 8 leaving the conference - not necessarily dissolution, but at least the possibility of it, in order to force the vote to pass.

And with that in mind, the SEC likely takes at least 5 or 6, with the Big10 likely adding 2 or 3

[...]

(08-09-2023 04:49 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  I'm just basing this off of what has been discussed on this board in terms of which teams will be effected by realignment.

Ok, so in that case, let's just look at the P2 moves.

As I mentioned you'll likely need more to be guaranteed to the P2 in order to see the ACC shell crack open.

So let's add to:

(08-09-2023 01:58 PM)andybible1995 Wrote:  Clemson, Florida State, NC State, and Virginia Tech: SEC
North Carolina and Virginia: BIG

As you seem to like NC to the Big10, we can leave them there and add Duke. And also add Miami, as the Big10 has shown they want into Florida.

And while more "could" be added, that, at least, gets you the 8.