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Message: [QUOTE="FfldCntyFan, post: 4651241, member: 71"] For openers, Stamford is my home town in Connecticut. Stanford is the school in Palo Alto. I believe that while it is more than a decade out, the end game for the B1G & SEC is 24 members each with four divisions of six schools. The west division of the B1G will be USC, UCLA, Cal, Stanford, Oregon and Washington. I see the B1G also adding UNC & UVA. The SEC does not have a presence in two southern states; Virginia and North Carolina. Va Tech and NC St are both more culturally compatible with the SEC than their wine and cheese current in state conference brethren. Clemson and FSU are in s more difficult spot as they do not match the overall profile the B1G desires and they would be redundant additions to the SEC. I think there wont be much movement (basically two additional west cost schools to the B1G is all that may happen) until a final decision by ND is made. [/QUOTE]