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Message: [QUOTE="UConnSportsGuy, post: 4703230, member: 323"] What about Stanford as a crazy out of the shadows join? The rest of the P12 has to see the writing on the wall and don't want to be the last rat stuck on the sinking ship. I think the B1G eventually takes Washington, Oregon, and one of either Cal or Stanford--so whichever of Cal or Stanford doesn't feel good about getting the B1G invite may be jumping while they can for the B12 as the P12 isn't going to exist in a couple of years. Something like : [B][U]2023 Moves[/U] B12 adds[/B] : UConn, Colorado, Arizona, Arizona St, Utah, and Stanford (getting to 18 teams) [B][U]2024 Moves[/U] B1G adds[/B] : Oregon, Washington, California (getting to 17 teams) [B]B12 adds[/B] : Oregon St and Washington St (getting to 20 teams) [B][U]2026 Moves[/U][/B] Then in 2026 the ACC comes to an agreement to dissolve the conference as they are all falling behind in revenue and they are all divvied up between the 3 power conferences. The picking order would be B1G, SEC, then B12 last --with the SEC potentially stealing Kansas from the B12. Something like: [B]BIG adds[/B] : UNC, Virginia, Notre Dame, Miami, Georgia Tech [B]SEC adds[/B] : Clemson, Florida St, NC State, Virginia Tech, Duke, Pittsburgh, and [I]Kansas[/I] [B]B12 adds[/B] : Louisville, Syracuse, Boston College, Wake Forest, and [I]San Diego St[/I] Boom. End result is three 24 team super conferences that "break away" from the NCAA. [/QUOTE]