Big Ten (14)
Ohio State
Penn State
Wisconsin
Purdue
Indiana
Illinois
Nebraska
Michigan
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Michigan State
Maryland
Rutgers
Big 12 (10)
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Texas
Oklahoma State
Texas Tech
TCU
Iowa State
West Virginia
Baylor
Kansas
SEC (14)
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
Vanderbilt
Missouri
Tennessee
Kentucky
Alabama
LSU
Texas A&M
Mississippi State
Mississippi
Arkansas
Auburn
Pac 12 (12)
Stanford
Oregon
Oregon State
Washington
California
Washington State
UCLA
USC
Arizona
Arizona State
Utah
Colorado
I think each of these teams get to 16 teams eventually.
I can see UNC, UVA, NCST, and maybe Duke being options for the Big Ten.
I can see VaTech, NCST being options for the SEC.
I can see Clemson, FSU, and Louisville being options for the Big 12.
I can see Boise State, BYU, San Diego St being options for the Pac 12.
I would imagine the ACC will attempt to quickly replace MD with UConn, and hope nobody else bolts.
If more ACC teams quickly jump, there is going to be a rush on what is left of that conference.
I don't see the Pac-12 adding Boise and doubtful with San Diego State. BYU is one I could see. But I don't think the Pac-12 is expanding, I'd say they are the least likely too because of their footprint. Only thing I could see is if the Big 12 dissolved, them taking some of the Texas schools.
I think Clemson and FSU are better possibilities for the SEC. That being said I can't see VT&NC St going to the Big 12, so that might be right. Louisville not so much, but they are probably a better fit there than either than anywhere else.
I think UVA is probably the most liekly for the Big 10. UNC I could see but I can't imagine them losing the rivalry with Duke. NC St and VTech might also work (UVA/VT could be similar to Michigan/Mich St).
Duke believe it or not, I could see in the SEC. A natural rivalry with Kentucky. And they could be on par with Vandy.