It seemed as if there were teams moving from one conference to another every single day. There was the Pac 16 conference that almost happened. Then the Big Ten almost turned into the Big 16.

Factor in that the SEC was ready to add on Texas A&M and some of the ACC teams; if the Pac-10 and Big Ten would have gained new schools. If all of these scenarios would have happened then we would have had three "super" conferences.

But what we saw was Texas and the rest of the Big 12 (aside from Nebraska and Colorado) back out from jumping to new conferences and the SEC staying the same. The ACC and Big East did not lose out on any schools; thus keeping them on the BCS level.

The Mountain West Conference (MWC) saw one ...

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