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[QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 5368662, member: 5685"]
I don't think that the B1G would take both UVA and VA Tech. Same with both Stanford and Cal.

I don't think financially it would make sense to go past 24 for the B1G. Our only shot IMO would be if they went to 30 or more. That seems very very unlikely.

Going to 6 divisions of 5 teams makes a whole lot of sense competitively. You become more regional, and you keep tradition and rivalries. That would mean adding 12 teams though, which seems very unlikely.

Those IMO would be Notre Dame, UNC, Duke, UVA, GA Tech, Miami, Stanford, Arizona State, Utah, Colorado, Kansas, and then one of SU or BC (most likely BC). Also possible would be FSU, in which case SU and BC are out.

Our chances go up with 32 or more, but that is kind of crazy.

This is out of the box but we might have a better shot at the SEC than the B1G. Notre Dame is really the last prize out there. But to get Notre Dame the SEC would need to add Northeastern teams. Which puts SU in play. I think we have a better chance going to the SEC with Notre Dame, BC, and Pitt vs getting the B1G to 30+ teams.
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