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<blockquote data-quote="Buckaineer" data-source="post: 132097680" data-attributes="member: 1428007">Notre Dame May in fact join the Big Ten.&nbsp; Largely depends on whether NBC or someone else will give them $75 million a year for six games.&nbsp; Soon there may be only three primary conferences contending for playoffs and when/ if that happens ND may not have a spot Unless they are in a mega conference.&nbsp; For certain UCLA and USC are not going to want to remain on an island indefinitely.The largest chance of more realignment however remains from the ACC.&nbsp; Everyone wants out of that conference.&nbsp; Few if any sports journalists believe those that want to move and can will fall behind so drastically for the next 14 years and do nothing.&nbsp; Another influx of monies is coming in just a couple more years so that’s a very likely time for change.&nbsp; Plus the playoffs which will be important in Realignment because bigger has shown to be better in making the playoffs.The SEC needs to take ACC teams to sweeten their pot and compete with the B10—ACC teams have wanted to join the SEC and B10 for awhile now—something will give before 14 years is up.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buckaineer, post: 132097680, member: 1428007"] Notre Dame May in fact join the Big Ten. Largely depends on whether NBC or someone else will give them $75 million a year for six games. Soon there may be only three primary conferences contending for playoffs and when/ if that happens ND may not have a spot Unless they are in a mega conference. For certain UCLA and USC are not going to want to remain on an island indefinitely. The largest chance of more realignment however remains from the ACC. Everyone wants out of that conference. Few if any sports journalists believe those that want to move and can will fall behind so drastically for the next 14 years and do nothing. Another influx of monies is coming in just a couple more years so that’s a very likely time for change. Plus the playoffs which will be important in Realignment because bigger has shown to be better in making the playoffs. The SEC needs to take ACC teams to sweeten their pot and compete with the B10—ACC teams have wanted to join the SEC and B10 for awhile now—something will give before 14 years is up. [/QUOTE]

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