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<blockquote data-quote="doneagain" data-source="post: 130838370" data-attributes="member: 1396145">The SEC is not going to take Clemson or FSU because Florida and South Carolina have openly and publicly opposed this concept in years past. The same for UGA with GT and Florida with MIami and Kentucky with Louisville.The ACC looks more stable today than it has since it first expanded with Miami, VT and BC. They have the football and basketball title in house this year. They have a partnership with Notre Dame. They are launching their network soon. Can’t imagine anyone thinking about leaving right now, much less the conference breaking up. And no one would love to see them eat crow more than me, but it ain’t happening.As for the Longhorns, there is no incentive for Texas To go anywhere else because they can dictate their path in the B12. They won’t bully the SEC or B10 the way they have the B12, and the ACC might feel good at first as they get the tip in, but Texas fans don’t want to go full deep with all their away games on the east coast anymore than they enjoy traveling to WV once every two years like they do now.Right now, there is probably more likelihood of Arizona/AZ State joining the B12 than the B12 splitting up. Though all conferences go through cycles, so in 5 years who can say who will be on top.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="doneagain, post: 130838370, member: 1396145"] The SEC is not going to take Clemson or FSU because Florida and South Carolina have openly and publicly opposed this concept in years past. The same for UGA with GT and Florida with MIami and Kentucky with Louisville. The ACC looks more stable today than it has since it first expanded with Miami, VT and BC. They have the football and basketball title in house this year. They have a partnership with Notre Dame. They are launching their network soon. Can’t imagine anyone thinking about leaving right now, much less the conference breaking up. And no one would love to see them eat crow more than me, but it ain’t happening. As for the Longhorns, there is no incentive for Texas To go anywhere else because they can dictate their path in the B12. They won’t bully the SEC or B10 the way they have the B12, and the ACC might feel good at first as they get the tip in, but Texas fans don’t want to go full deep with all their away games on the east coast anymore than they enjoy traveling to WV once every two years like they do now. Right now, there is probably more likelihood of Arizona/AZ State joining the B12 than the B12 splitting up. Though all conferences go through cycles, so in 5 years who can say who will be on top. [/QUOTE]

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