Years Watching this Expansion. I think of Sankey making a point several times of saying that Texas & Oklahoma had first approached the SEC. I think all that is a legal maneuver to avoid implications that the SEC is tampering with the memberships of other conferences. An anti-trust type thing. If that is the case? FSU is probably now dead set on leaving the ACC for what they think is greener pastures. One has to think Clemson is probably on the same path, just taking the standard very secretive approach. The question then moves again to North Carolina. Will they stay trying to make a go with the ACC like the Big-12 remnants. Maybe add West Virginia & maybe Cincinnati and forge on. I think one has to further analyze that. The Big-12 remnants have no P2 spot to land in. North Carolina does, I think Clemson is a lock for the SEC. I don't know about FSU. They have aspirations about obtaining AAU status. Will FSU trade academic considerations for jaunts all over the country to play sports games. I do not know. I am not sure the SEC wants FSU & Clemson. However the SEC might take them just to bar the B1G from going southern and also to attempt to enter the lucrative Virginia & North Carolina sports marketing areas. FSU appears to have yesterday got the ball rolling. However maybe FSU was just blowing hot air. It was bizarre.