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[QUOTE="nzm136, post: 1898466, member: 2531"]
My guess is that the networks don't like the B12 as its presently configured.

Texas will go to the ACC as a partial
The B1G will try to grab Oklahoma and Kansas, but end up w/ Kansas and MIZZOU

The SEC will get WVU to replace MIZZOU (which is an upgrade), and take Oklahoma and Oklahoma State from the B12.

Texas will retain their rivalry with Oklahoma, resume their rivalry with Texas A&M, and commit to playing Texas Tech every year.

The Pac will stay the same. The B12 will add SMU, Houston, BYU, Rice, and Tulane to go along with Texas Tech, TCU, Baylor, Iowa State, and Kansas State.

The SEC champ will play the ACC champ in the OB. The B12 champ will play the SEC #2 in the Sugar Bowl. The B1G champ will play the Pac champ in the Rose Bowl. Texas and ND will be in the ACC bowl lineup, but they will have a limited ability to play in the Sugar over a B12 team for a reduced payout. The SEC will demand it to up the TV value, and the B12 will be too weak to oppose. The B12 will receive a payout every year, but it will be reduced when ND/TX plays.
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