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<blockquote data-quote="skygusty_rivals" data-source="post: 129566500" data-attributes="member: 1500287"><p>It is really just the BIG12 and the ACC that are vulnerable.&nbsp; I believe that the PAC12 is pretty safe because they are on an island, and we know we aren't talking about the SEC or the BIG10 being threatened. I really don't think FSU or Clemson have realistic options in the SEC or the Big10 and certainly not the PAC12.&nbsp; It will be other teams from the ACC that may be targeted by the SEC and the Big10.&nbsp; Texas and Oklahoma arguably have options in just about any of the other 4 P5 conferences.&nbsp; However, I do believe it is in the best interest of both Texas and Oklahoma to stay right where they are and work things out.&nbsp; I really don't know what they think or what they will do.&nbsp; If they can get on the same page and commit to the Big12 a lot of uncertainty would go away and this conference would be just fine.&nbsp; As long as they are feuding and unable to compromise they will keep the pot stirred up and sportswriters stoking the fire.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="skygusty_rivals, post: 129566500, member: 1500287"] It is really just the BIG12 and the ACC that are vulnerable. I believe that the PAC12 is pretty safe because they are on an island, and we know we aren't talking about the SEC or the BIG10 being threatened. I really don't think FSU or Clemson have realistic options in the SEC or the Big10 and certainly not the PAC12. It will be other teams from the ACC that may be targeted by the SEC and the Big10. Texas and Oklahoma arguably have options in just about any of the other 4 P5 conferences. However, I do believe it is in the best interest of both Texas and Oklahoma to stay right where they are and work things out. I really don't know what they think or what they will do. If they can get on the same page and commit to the Big12 a lot of uncertainty would go away and this conference would be just fine. As long as they are feuding and unable to compromise they will keep the pot stirred up and sportswriters stoking the fire. [/QUOTE]

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