Now it is time for the second part of my two part series on Super Conferences. Here is the SEC.
East------------West
Florida---------LSU
South Carolina---Alabama
Georgia---------Auburn
Kentucky--------Mississippi St
Vanderbilt------Ole Miss
Tennessee-------Arkansas
Louisville-------Texas A&M
Clemson----------Missouri
I added Louisville, Clemson, Missouri, and despite Baylor's best efforts- Texas A&M. A&M and Mizzou make the conference even better in football and will eventually cause the breakup of the SEC west. Louisville is a basketball powerhouse who will be a good rival for Kentucky and Clemson, a school with rich football tradition gives South Carolina an in state rival.
Big Atlantic Coast
North------------South
Boston College----Duke
Syracuse----------UNC
Connecticut-------Georgia Tech
Maryland----------Florida St
Cincinnati--------Miami
Pittsburgh--------South Florida
West Virginia-----NC St
Virginia----------Wake Forest
Virginia Tech-----TCU
As you might have noticed this conference has the 18 remaining members of the ACC and the Big East, simply because I couldn't just throw any of these teams into Conference USA. Look for cool rivalries such as BC-UConn, West Virginia-Virginia Tech, and Miami-Florida St-USF to form/reform.
This is the conclusion of my Super Conference articles. I hope you enjoyed reading them as much as I liked writing them. Some notable independents in this system are Notre Dame, Texas, BYU, and Boise St. I really hope this doesn't happen but I think in 5 years we will have the Pac whatever, B16, SEC, and BAC.
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