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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 5134922, member: 27"]
I would think the travel impacts basketball move than any other sport.  It will be impressive to see if these programs can be successful in the ACC in hoops.  Stanford's women's basketball program in particular is very good.

I think 2024-25 will be looked at as the year of the great migration and we could see a bunch of new schools get to conference championship games and possibly even win P4 conferences.

I looked at one odds site for the B1G odds.  They had Ohio State as the favorite with Oregon a close second.

Utah is the favorite in the decimated B12.  They are expected to come in and dominate that deleaguered conference from day 1.

Georgia is the favorite to win the SEC but newcomer Texas has the second best odds.

The only P4 conference where the oddsmakers do not see a newbie contending for the title is the ACC, where SMU is usually expected to finish around 7th or 8th in the conference.

Wouldn't it be something if Oregon won the B1G, Utah won the B12, and Cal won the ACC?  And Texas, who almost as a PAC12 team, wins the SEC?  What a shame the Pac12 died and the slimey B12 lives.

I am really interested to see how all the Pac12 schools do in their new conferences.  In football and basketball.  Thinking they will be a lot more successful in football than hoops.
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