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Message: [QUOTE="UConnSportsGuy, post: 4015843, member: 323"] Not sure if it is true, but I've heard the magic number to dissolve the ACC as a conference is 10. So would need to be: BIG : + Virginia, North Carolina, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Florida State, and Notre Dame SEC: + Virginia Tech, NC State, Miami, and one of either Pitt/Duke That gets them the 10 ACC schools needed to disband the conference and eliminate the GOR that lasts until 2035. And gets both the B1G and the SEC to 20 team super conferences (10 team divisions, 5 team 'pods' depending on sport) [B]B1G WEST[/B] Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Illinois Northwestern Purdue Michigan Michigan St Indiana [B]B1G EAST[/B] Ohio St Penn St Maryland Rutgers Notre Dame Virginia UNC Clemson Georgia Tech Florida State [B]SECWEST[/B] Texas Oklahoma Texas A&M Arkansas Missouri LSU Alabama Auburn Mississippi Mississippi St [B]SEC EAST[/B] Florida Georgia South Carolina Miami Kentucky Virginia Tech NC State Tennessee Vanderbilt Pitt/Duke My guess is that PAC12 then goes to 16 with +Kansas, Texas Tech, Iowa St, Oklahoma St That would leave the remaining schools to form a second tier conference with 16 teams (similar to PAC12): [B]NORTH[/B] BC Syracuse Pitt/Duke Wake Forest Louisville West Virginia Cincinnati Temple [B]WEST[/B] TCU Baylor Houston SMU Kansas St UCF USF Memphis The question is... would UConn be interested in jumping in to that conference (instead of Temple), or would they prefer to stay in the Big East? [/QUOTE]

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