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Message: [QUOTE="upstater, post: 4715137, member: 153"] For me, it's the exact opposite of this. None of the B12 will draw the attention of the SEC and B1G. The ACC will be earning more money than the B12 in next few years. The B12 have loaded themselves with the bottom half of the Pac12 (which the networks obviously didn't want) and w/ questionable schools like Cincy, Houston and UCF. Never mind the fact that they commandeered the sparsely populated Plains states already. By 2031, the ACC schools may be ready to add members as they can envision losing FSU, Clemson, UNC and Virginia just a few years later (4?). They'll be able to offer longer term stability to schools like Kansas, TCU and Texas Tech, and more money as well, since the presumed remains of the ACC will still be in heavily populated areas of the southeast. This gives the advantage to the ACC. The B12 will get plucked. [/QUOTE]