UNC, Clemson, then Miami and then UVA, VT and NCSU. The last 3 or four might need a phase-in to get a full share like we saw with Washington. My guess it the Magificent 7 (gag) can find a spot. It might not be the full SEC/B10 payout but even so, it would be better than the payment they'd get by staying in the ACC. I still think Duke might get picked up. You have ND + other 7 = 8. That's not counting Duke. Then you have Pitt, UL, Syr and GT that might have a B12 spot, which is close to the same as the ACC. If Clemson and FSU really want out, they could probably pay $10 million a year or so of that extra money they will be getting to compensate the other schools for their vote. They'd make $40 million more in another conference. Seeing Washington get scooped up by the B10 makes me think these spots can be found. I wouldn't be surprised if Duke and even GT get a spot in the B10. Duke rakes in Bball money and GT isn't that much more undesirable than UW. It shouldn't be that difficult (or expensive) to horse trade your way to 11 or 12 votes.