Sooo, assuming we end at 20 a piece with each conference, what are the most valuable schools left?

Assuming SEC goes for at least FSU and Clemson. Perhaps UNC.

BIG 10 probably goes for Oregon as well and perhaps KU for the basketball prestige. Also making a huge run at ND assumedly.

We don't want your whiney ass fan base

No, Coach said Big 12 wasn’t going to dissolve.

LMAO

Rams Fan said Kentucky wouldn't lose to a 15 seed and KU had no chance at winning a championship.

Laugh if/when the B12 is gone.

I'm getting my hopes up just to get crushed when KU makes some kind of idiotic "commitment" to sticking around the Big 12 and propping up the likes of Iowa State and K-State, both of which hate our guts either way. **** em

I don't know who your team is but lmao at any fanbase in the world calling another one "whiny" look in the mirror.

Could see it ending up like this if each goes for 4 more schools

BIG 10
Oregon
Washington
UNC
Duke

SEC
FSU
Clemson
Miami
Kansas

Well that's the first time I've seen anyone predict KU to the SEC but would welcome the opportunity to continue beating Texas in football

Don't understand why. It really wouldn't be that odd.

I think they end up adding a couple more out west like Stanford and Cal

Missouri would be like we're getting our rival back! Only to have KU's rival instantly be Kentucky instead

I mean, if the numbers floating around are anywhere close to accurate a 52 million buyout for 30+ million more in revenue per year seems like a bit of a no brainer.

No

Big 10
UNC
Notre Dame
Cal
Stanford

I think SEC is FSU, Clemson, Miami, and someone else. I think Kansas ends up in a new PAC 12.

Oregon and Washington add way more in the way of football revenue and both are AAU. If ND is willing to join then of course they're in, but I think they'll be stubborn enough to remain independent.

Remember when Kansas had the worst home loss in the Self era to Kentucky in January? Because I do.

Also, it’s football season.