Just my guess, but they have to have assurance from the Big 10 that the door is open if they can get in. I sincerely doubt it's the SEC since ESPN would effectively be blowing up the ACC by opening the door for FSU to join the SEC and since they've got that conference under really favorable terms until 2036 I doubt they're in a hurry to do that.

Roll out the red carpet Big 12. Don’t screw around.

Maybe a small chance the Big 12 could make a play but I doubt it. They say UNC and Clemson are more valuable than FSU, don't know why.

Getting Florida State, North Carolina, Georgia Tech and Duke/Miami would be a pipedream. Have to think Virginia and Clemson are in the SEC someday.

Yormark may be able to advertise to UNC and Duke how amazing of a bball conference it would be and to Florida State and Georgia Tech that maybe they could become national football powers again in an easier football conference. If they go to Big or SEC they will get annihilated. Would be good for their mid to long term financial well being.

Zero ****ing chance the SEC takes either team.

Seems like if this “Super League” concept ever actually happened, it would include a much smaller group of schools.

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Flip Missouri with Wisconsin and Florida with Vandy and that's a decent set up which balances historical rivalries, regionality and competitiveness.

Scans to see if my favorite University is on the list...yep! I like it!

Like I said.

Uh hmm, They took Missouri! :Poke:

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And yet Mizzou playing in a much tougher league has done better than KU who is playing in a less competitive league.:Poke:

The Big 12 that actually has 16 teams… sponsored by Mathnasium.

You guys should be proud that you were better than the worst team in the NCAA.

Like the Big Ten has 10 teams? or the Pac 12 has 12 teams? Does any conference that has a number in their name actually have that number of teams any more?

The Big Whatever is becoming even more complete ass so it's fitting they are whoring themselves out ROFL