(07-24-2021 12:02 PM)Usajags Wrote:  The SEC has to have at least 11 yes votes to admit them, rumor is A&M and Missouri are no’s, Arkansas has kicked around a no and LSU could be the 4th no(due to some past relationship issues) keeping Texas out of the SEC.

SEC's vote count will be 13 yes and 1 no.

https://mobile.twitter.com/kbohls/status...4723821568

Be interesting to see if the B1G does try to raid the ACC for members to hit the 16 mark.

If the ACC loses a team, or two, who do they backfill with???

WVU will be in play for one of those 2 conferences.

I believe there will be 4-6 Big 12 teams left holding the bag, credits and a half a pile of cash and will rebuild into a shadow of the original Big 12.

The ACC has a GOR through 2036. So unless the team(s) that move want to give 15 years of media rights money back to the ACC no one is going to move.

(07-24-2021 10:33 AM)runamuck Wrote:  

(07-23-2021 02:55 PM)Klak Wrote:  

(07-23-2021 02:40 PM)JTApps1 Wrote:  Texas and Oklahoma are leaving one way or another. If A&M somehow kills the SEC deal they'll just go to another league.

What does NC State offer the SEC? Mediocre football and basketball won't generate an invite.

NC State is one of those 2011 market expansion rumors that never panned out. I haven't seen anyone reputable bring them up because they have no value.

maybe the B12 will backfill with Houston and BYU

once OU/Tex leave there will most likely be more hits to the Big 12.

Kansas and Iowa State to the B1G (they love AAU schools)?

WVU to the ACC paired with ND?

Pac-12 maybe raids OK State and someone else to get to 14? or maybe even 16?

I just don't see OU/TX to the SEC not causing lots of ripples in FBS alignment.