Suddenly, there is an outcrop of support for conference realignment in college football. This groundswell started a few weeks ago when rumors surfaced that the Big 10 Conference was thinking about inviting Notre Dame into the conference.
The expansion list has since expanded; branching out to include Nebraska, Rutgers, Missouri, Notre Dame, and Pittsburgh -- making the Big Ten the Big Sixteen. The rumored invites sent speculation running rampant about who is going to play in what conference and who will be left out. Let's take a look at the financial ramifications of any moves.
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