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[QUOTE="Btstimpy, post: 1046696, member: 2043"]
It sure looks like with the SEC and ACC both at 8 games and requiring another P5 game that it becomes a natural that the SEC and ACC play each other.  Both leagues have 14 football members.   They can keep the four with permanent instate rivals continue to play, and then rotate the other ten.   And if FSU, GT, and Clemson want a second SEC game, they could arrange that with SEC schools on their own.  Clemson just did so last year with both South Carolina and Georgia. 
 
I can also see West Virginia wanting to play ACC schools as well due to proximity, so I can still envision the Big XII playing a role here too in some capacity.  Then we have the PAC 12 increasingly wanting to play on the East Coast.  USC just played UVA, BC, and Syracuse.  Stanford just played Duke and is scheduled with UVA.  UVA just played Oregon and is scheduled with UCLA. They increasingly want to be on TV in the Eastern Time Zone.   So this could get interesting.
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