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<blockquote data-quote="PlutoDroid_rivals108229" data-source="post: 131927588" data-attributes="member: 1458156">The SEC and B1G are just at another level as far as stability and financial support. There were rumors of USC defecting to the B1G, there would need to be more added for that to make any sense. I see there being closer to 50 teams involved if there is a major conference mashup. Some have speculated 60. I don't see any current B1G or SEC programs being dumped as there is conference unity there. I would dump Vanderbilt, Purdue, Rutgers, Northwestern , South Carolina and the Mississippi schools. But they will all have a seat at the table imo. You then look at the ACC and say Clemson, Miami, Florida State, North Carolina and the Virginia schools are safe.The Pac 12 likely includes USC, UCLA, Washington, Oregon and the Arizona schools. As far as the Big 12 I really have no clue. For many the best option would just have the Big 12, Pac 12 and ACC continue. Expand the playoffs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PlutoDroid_rivals108229, post: 131927588, member: 1458156"] The SEC and B1G are just at another level as far as stability and financial support. There were rumors of USC defecting to the B1G, there would need to be more added for that to make any sense. I see there being closer to 50 teams involved if there is a major conference mashup. Some have speculated 60. I don't see any current B1G or SEC programs being dumped as there is conference unity there. I would dump Vanderbilt, Purdue, Rutgers, Northwestern , South Carolina and the Mississippi schools. But they will all have a seat at the table imo. You then look at the ACC and say Clemson, Miami, Florida State, North Carolina and the Virginia schools are safe. The Pac 12 likely includes USC, UCLA, Washington, Oregon and the Arizona schools. As far as the Big 12 I really have no clue. For many the best option would just have the Big 12, Pac 12 and ACC continue. Expand the playoffs. [/QUOTE]

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