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Message: [QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 4295320, member: 5685"] I don't think any of this happens anytime soon. Remember none of these moves have been large. They have been 2-3 teams typically. We haven't seen bigger than that. I don't think the P12 loses any more schools until their next TV contract is coming to an end. At most maybe 2 more defect, but unlikely IMO. I think Colorado is the next target. Oregon and Washington are in the long term plan but they aren't going to the SEC anytime soon. The B1G knows that and can be patient. Plus a few years of those programs taking a hit will help the divorce with their in state rivals. So the battle for Colorado will happen either now or in 5 years. The B12 is pretty safe. I do think Kansas will be a battle eventually but that will be at the end of expansion. No reason to take them now. The one team that could move IMO is BY, if Colorado goes now. ACC no one is leaving anytime soon. It isn't worth the battle. The B1G and SEC have been patient all this time they aren't going to change now. But in 5 or 6 years then game on. I think the battle for Clemson will be the start of it. What happens next depends on who wins Clemson. But even then it will be only 2-4 teams moving. The rest of the assets will be in a holding pattern like Kansas is. Notre Dame has no reason to join a conference right now. Eventually, yes. How has USC/UCLA changed things. USC had 9 P12 conference games and could fit ND OOC. That doesn't change. I do not see any more movement now. The possible exception IMO is Colorado plus one other. The ACC IMO will be safe till the end of the decade. Then game on. The B12 doesn't have many desirable teams and is likely safe until the end game. The P12 IMO is safe for the next 5 years. Then we might see movement. [/QUOTE]

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