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SMU's move into the ACC came on the condition of taking ZERO dollars in media rights revenue for a period of time. Could their deep-pocketed donors make them a school the ACC could rely on to avoid needing expansion if FSU and Clemson leave?

The Pac-12 has not yet formally announced any plans for rebuilding the league, but commissioner Teresa Gould and others at OSU/WSU have indicated as such. Does the money actually lineup for them to poach Mountain West teams?

CBS Sports' Josh Pate sent a cryptic tweet indicating that the ACC could soon be losing teams from the conference. Why would he tweet that, and what moves could be on the horizon?

The Pac-12 continues waiting for the ACC's legal battles to unfold before formally planning their potential rebuild of the league. Which 6 schools should be the top options for Commissioner Teresa Gould to invite to form the premier G5 league in the country?

Clemson's lawsuit against the ACC is yet to resolve, and it seems like the likelihood they remain in the ACC is slim to none. Would kicking certain schools out of the league make the ACC more desirable for the Tigers?

The Big 12 is considering renaming its conference with a corporate sponsorship to make more money for the league. Is that move going to ensure long-term viability for the Big 12 in conference realignment?