My New College Football Conferences

Teams are moving in and out of conferences, the Big 10 has 12 teams the Big 12 has 10, what will happen next? Well I have no idea, but this is what I would do if I ruled college sports. 4 16 team conferences, 8 teams in each conference, you play each team in your conference (7 games) three cross over games, so 10 conference games total, then two non conference games to get to 12 total regular season games. Then you would have conference title games, and bowl games, with a plus 1. The four conference champs would play each other in the semi finals, and then a title game would be played. The two non conference games, one would be a game against another team from a big 4 conference, and the other could be either a cup cake game or a game against the rest of the teams that would make up the MAC, Sun Belt, Conference USA, ect.

Note: I don't care what you call the divisions, east-west, north-south, as long as it isn't leaders and legends.

Big 10 (16)

Division 1:
PSU
Pitt
OSU
Michigan
MSU
Cincinnati
Indiana
Purdue

Division 2:
Ill
Missouri
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Northwestern
Iowa
Iowa State

SEC

Division 1:
Alabama
Auburn
Arkansas
LSU
Ole Miss
Mississippi State
Vanderbilt
South Carolina

Division 2:
Florida
Florida State
Miami FL
Georgia Tech
Clemson
Tennessee
Kentucky
Georgia


PAC 10 (16)

Division 1:
Oregon
Oregon State
Stanford
Washington
Washington State
Cal
USC
UCLA

Division 2:
Arizona
Arizona State
Utah
Colorado State
Colorado
Boise State
Kansas
Kansas State

Hart land Elite

Division 1:
Texas
Texas A&M
Texas Tech
Baylor
TCU
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
BYU

Division 2:
West Virgina
Virgina
Maryland
Duke
UNC
NC State
Virgina Tech
Wake Forrest

Boston College Rutgers, Syracuse, South Florida Louisville and UCONN will join Conference USA, as Houston and UTEP move to the Mountain West. The other conference would stay the same, and can still play in bowl games, as could members of the main conferences that didn't make the title game. So the bowl system is still in tact, but you get a national champ, that earned it on the field. Thoughts? I'm right, you're wrong.