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I see a lot of people saying that the B12 is just a port in the storm until the ACC shakes up and a spot opens for UConn. I think differently on this. The B12 can easily stabilize itself here, and perhaps fend off an attack from the B1G in 5 years.
The B1G will be looking at Virginia/Carolina in the ACC. Maybe Kansas/Oklahoma from the B12. I think it's likelier that B1G will go after ACC teams, and that ACC teams will join.
If that happens, FSU and Clemson will be looking at the B12, and the B12 will quickly become the nation's #3 conference. UConn will have no interest then in moving to the shell of the ACC.
If the invite comes, be prepared for a very long stay.
The B1G will be looking at Virginia/Carolina in the ACC. Maybe Kansas/Oklahoma from the B12. I think it's likelier that B1G will go after ACC teams, and that ACC teams will join.
If that happens, FSU and Clemson will be looking at the B12, and the B12 will quickly become the nation's #3 conference. UConn will have no interest then in moving to the shell of the ACC.
If the invite comes, be prepared for a very long stay.