If/When the Big 12 finally disbands next decade, what happens to its members?

The conference's TV deal ends 2024-25 and the Longhorn Network lasts a little longer. It feels like the Big East a decade ago. It'll take a lot to salvage the current situation.

Texas could go independent, but I doubt it since its primary financial incentive, the Longhorn Network, will eventually end once the contract with ESPN expires in 2030 given how little success the network had had. Of course things could change over the next 14 years in that regard.

Texas then could join the Pac 12 like it has always wanted or a similar academically solid conference in the Big 10. Either conference would likely have to take Tech as well. They gladly would.

Oklahoma and its tag-along Okie State will join the Pac 12, Big 10 or SEC.

What about the rest?

Is basketball enough to warrant a Big 10 invite for Kansas?

Will the ACC or SEC want WVU?

Will schools like KSU, TCU, and Baylor--and maybe WVU or KU--join forces with the best of the rest to form a solid-but-not-quite-power conference? BYU and the top AAC schools?

Something like... KSU, TCU, Baylor, Houston, BYU, Cincinnati, Memphis, UConn, UCF, USF, Temple, Tulane, and maybe a couple others (KU and WVU if they can't get into a power conference, or maybe SMU and Boise, for example).

Is it just a formality there will be four major conferences, each divided into 2 large divisions?