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[QUOTE="blust2i3d4, post: 4295890, member: 6140"]
Best scenario for us, SEC throws us a lift boat. This depends on Florida wants to block Florida State and Miami, and SEC cares more on increasing footprint and OK to add punch bags in their eyes.

SEC 20 teams, 4 pod. Also B1G 20 teams, 4 pods.

SEC outer belt, north.
Syracuse, Pitt, Kentucky, Tennessee, Missouri.

SEC outer belt, west.
Texas, Oklahoma, Texas A&M, LSU, Arkansas

SEC East
North Carolina, South Carolina, Clemson, Georgia, Florida

SEC Central
Alabama, Auburn, Mississippi, Mississippi St, Vanderbilt

B1G West
Notre Dame, Stanford, Oregon, UCLA, USC

B1G North
Colorado, Nebraska, Minnesota, Iowa, Northwestern

B1G Central
Wisconsin, Purdue, Indiana, Michigan State, Illinois

B1G East
Maryland, PA State, Rutgers, Ohio State, Michigan

P5 becomes P4. Both ACC and Big12 become 14 or 16 team conference, 2 division each. Most likely:
ACC North:
UConn, West Virginia, Virginia Tech, Virginia, BC, Louisville, Cincinnati.

ACC South:
Duke, NC State, Wake Forest, Georgia Tech, UCF, Miami, Florida State

Big 12 West
BYU and the remaining seven Pac 12 teams.

Big 12 East
Baylor, TCU, Texas Tech, Oklahoma State, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State, Houston

ACC could also add Army and Navy for football only. Then move Virginia to south division and place Army and Navy in north division. Another possibility is SEC wants Virginia, not us. But I think we have better odds since New York state is bigger and Syracuse has more eyeballs to follow the team.
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