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Old 05-29-2012, 03:56 PM   #3057
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All of these switches have made NCAA 12's Custom Conference feature a real puzzle. Going by the recent rumors, I've put Clemson, FSU, GT, and ND in a BigXII "East" with KU and ISU and WVU.

The PAC12 added Boise State in its North and SDSU in the South.

For whatever reason I'm trying to make the best guess at what will happen at this supposed push for 4 "SuperConferences". Who does the BIG add? Is it worth it for the SEC to add VTech or some other school?
Depends. Are you trying to seriously predict what will happen, or are you amusing yourself with a hypothetical game of "what if everyone had to go to 16"

If the former, I'd stop at 16 for the SEC and 12 for the Big 12. If you think Notre Dame will go to the Big 12, feel free to take them to 16 also.

The B1G and the PAC 12 have no reason to, and will most likely not, expand beyond 12, especially the PAC 12. No one can, or will attempt to, pressure them to add schools they don't want to add when those schools will cost, rather than gain, them money, and they'll still both have to have an equal seat at the table. A 16-team conference wants to complain that its easier to win a 12-team conference? Too bad, they didn't have to expand to 16.
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