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Originally Posted by Swaggs
With all I have digested over the past week, I think the movement ends next week with the following happening:
--SEC and ACC hold tight at 12.
--Big Ten adds Nebraska and a championship game. Holds tight and takes another swing at Notre Dame in a few years.
--Pac 10 adds Colorado, Texas, A&M, Texas Tech, Oklahoma, OSU and a championship game.
--The Big East and Missouri, Kansas, Kansas State, and Iowa State join together (under the Big East name) with the existing BE basketball schools to form a 12-team football/20-team basketball conference. The Big East forms a Big East network with Notre Dame heavily involved (have heard that Notre Dame would agree to allow away games and presumably non-nationally televised games to be televised on a Big East Network). The Big East continues to be threatened by future expansion.
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No way the SEC is going to stand pat while the Pac-10 builds a super conference. I seriously wonder about the Big 10 doing so as well.
As for your scenario, poor forgoten Baylor.
