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[QUOTE="Exit 4, post: 1567243, member: 2268"] USF was never in a real conference. Florida will continue to grow, it will always have warm weather, an ideal travel destination and a sea of recruits. If I were assembling a revamped B12, FL would be in the list. Which ever of USF and UCF can present the best vision for a real university would get my ticket. The revamped B12 would have Cincy, UConn, BYU (find a way to make it work people - they have real fans!) and either USF or UCF <--which ever wins a beauty contest. In the future, if the ACC shows weakness, expand to 16 by adding whatever breaks loose. Anything south of DC from the ACC would add nicely to the new B12. [/QUOTE]
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