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<blockquote data-quote="TownesVanZandt_rivals" data-source="post: 130827130" data-attributes="member: 1606648">Neither conference will move on UCONN until after they see what happens with the Big 12. ACC only has room for one more and they want Texas as their 15th and ND as their 16th in football.If needed they will go to 17 in all sports and bring in Texas as the 15th and Oklahoma as the 16th .Same thing with the B1G. That is what both conferences have as their Plan A. UCONN going to the ACC won't happen unless the Big 12 falls apart and the ACC doesn't get their way .As of right now.....April 2019.I would say the Big 12 has never been in a better position. Texas and Oklahoma are pretty much seeing eye to eye about the Big 12 continuing and waiting out both the PAC 12 and ACC.If you crunch the numbers the ACC even with a conference network will not make the needed money.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TownesVanZandt_rivals, post: 130827130, member: 1606648"] Neither conference will move on UCONN until after they see what happens with the Big 12. ACC only has room for one more and they want Texas as their 15th and ND as their 16th in football. If needed they will go to 17 in all sports and bring in Texas as the 15th and Oklahoma as the 16th . Same thing with the B1G. That is what both conferences have as their Plan A. UCONN going to the ACC won't happen unless the Big 12 falls apart and the ACC doesn't get their way . As of right now.....April 2019. I would say the Big 12 has never been in a better position. Texas and Oklahoma are pretty much seeing eye to eye about the Big 12 continuing and waiting out both the PAC 12 and ACC. If you crunch the numbers the ACC even with a conference network will not make the needed money. [/QUOTE]

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