In case you somehow missed it, Texas and Oklahoma have both reached out to the SEC about joining the conference. It would create the first 16-team “super conference,” changing the course of college football forever.
While the Longhorns and Sooners seem to be on board, at least two former Big 12 schools seem to be against it. Missouri and Texas A&M will reportedly say nay when a vote is called upon by the league office. Both moved into the SEC to get away from the two, specifically, Texas.
As usual, when a move this gigantic is made, there are winners and losers across the board. Some are going to benefit greatly, while others would rather just keep things the way they are.
Here are the winners and losers from Texas and Oklahoma possibly joining the Big 12: