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Message: [QUOTE="Kolumbo, post: 5150815, member: 4613"] Looking at this list from a business/finance standpoint, next up to be invited to a bigger revenue conference from the G5 would be the below listed. I'd like to see the rest of the list and where the rest of the P4 fall. 67 SDSU 71 UConn 72 Boise St 73 East Carolina 74 South Florida 75 Memphis Makes sense because they are always in the conversation. 3 are in AAC, 2 are going PAC. And then UConn. Rather than look at P4, we know there are a number of G5 programs spread out, and the PAC was trying to get the best of the rest. The AAC is always the just on the outside and ready to be poached. If the best of the AAC and the PAC merged, there should be a lot of value there. Or just merge the entire AAC and PAC for I think 21 football programs. Add 1 more (hmmm hmmm) to make it 22 with 2 divisions. There are a lot of corrections at the bottom of the article: "[I]Correction: This story has been updated to correct the valuations for North Carolina State University, which is worth $481 million, and for Ohio State University, which is worth $1.32 billion. It also corrects the rankings of 16 schools on CNBC’s list and corrects that Brigham Young University is a private university. This story has also been updated to correct aggregate valuation data for the ACC conference, which is worth about $10 billion or about $558 million per school."[/I] [/QUOTE]