There aren't a lot of things that we know but the following is reasonable:
1 - At some future point there will be four major conferences
2 - The B1G & SEC (due to their strength & stability) and the PAC (due primarily to location) will be among the four Whoever can remain from the B-12 & ACC will be #4
3 - Whichever chain is easier to break (ACC's $50+ mm; B-12's GOR) will help determine the final outcome.
Things we can take educated guesses on:
1 - Regardless of conference affiliation, Texas & Oklahoma will absolutely have a seat at the big boys table. It is highly likely that another couple of current B-12 schools and a few ACC schools (FSU absolutely) will be in the same boat. Everyone else is up in the air.
2 - If the ACC adds Louisville, they are losing someone, perhaps a few members.
I personally do not believe that UVA will be a part of a conference with the likes of Louisville. Anyone who truly understands the culture of this Jeffersonian university will understand this. If UL is added to the ACC, it is a sign that UVA is headed to the B1G. This means that the B1G will either also add UNC (if they can get out), Kansas (if the B1G wants to set in motion the demise of the B-12) or UConn. Any of those outcomes helps us with the B1G being by far the best.
If the B1G takes Kansas, the B-12 loses Texas, Texas Tech, Oklahoma & Oklahoma St as the P-12 moves to 16. The SEC will then take their pick (Va Tech & whoever) to complete their move to sixteen. The scramble among the remaining B-12 & ACC schools will llok like the bargain rack on black Friday.