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Message: [QUOTE="DarthGrumpy, post: 1674376, member: 2141"] What? Say the B1G jumps to 20 by adding 1) Oklahoma, 2) Kansas, 3) UVA, 4) UNC, 5) Duke, and 6) G Tech while the SEC steps in and takes V Tech and NC State to get to 16. In turn, the ACC and XII combines. That conference gets half the Texas market with U Texas (A&M and the SEC gets the other half) and the same with FL with U Florida in the SEC and FSU & Miami in the new conference. Everywhere else, it would have at best the second tier program in every other TV market along the East coast with the possible exception of NYC should this new conference be smart enough to grab UConn and thus using the combo of UConn, Syracuse and ND to wrestle the Big Apple from the B1G. That is not the largest TV share by any stretch. The B1G would be 1, the SEC would be two and this new conference would likely be third just ahead of the PAC. [/QUOTE]