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Message: [QUOTE="Zonepress, post: 4929536, member: 10855"] I’ve been reading this series of posts for a while and it seems that the big 10 and sec will eventually break away on the football side. They are pulling all the strings and everybody else jumps. Perhaps it’s time for the remaining schools to go on the offense Just a thought that im sure would have legal and practical Obstacles but wondering if this scenario has merit The sec and big 10 go there own way Then They get voted out of the Ncaa Remaining schools not allowed to play them This get rid of playing “guaranteed wins” And 6 home games not 8 NCAA starts a 32 team football playoffs Similar to fcs The two big conf are out of all ncaa championships Including bb On the plus side, the money from a 32 team playoff could be significant The big question would be how badly would the basketball tournament be affected without the schools? How was the tournament? Look this year without Big Ten and SEC schools? It seems these two conferences want to have it both ways maybe it’s time to fight back Interested in anyone’s comments to tell me if I’m completely off base with this or is there merit [/QUOTE]