Pod System Scheduling

For purposes of discussion only, lets assume A&M, WVU, Mizzou and VTech are the teams the SEC adds. I expect/hope to see a pod system that is used for all sports for scheduling purposes. For football (at least football, maybe other sports as well), I would like to see 1 permanent rival from each of the 3 other pods. Then you play your pod plus 1 other pod each year. That would give you a total of 9 games per season. Here is my shot at this assuming the 4 new teams are A&M, Mizzou, WVU and VTech.

Pod 1: A&M, LSU, Arkansas, and Mizzou
Pod 2: Bama, Auburn, Ole Miss and MSU
Pod 3: Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Kentucky
Pod 4: UT, Vandy, VTech, and WVU

Permanent Rivals for each:
A&M: Vtech, Georgia, and Auburn
LSU: Alabama, Florida, and UT
Arkansas: South Carolina, Ole Miss, Vandy
Mizzou: WVU, Kentucky, and MSU

Bama: UT, Florida, LSU
Auburn: VT, Georgia, A&M
Ole Miss: Vandy, South Carolina, Arkansas
Miss State: WVU, Kentucky, Mizzou

Florida: UT, Bama, LSU
Georgia: VT, Auburn, A&M
South Carolina: WVU, Ole Miss, Arkansas
Kentucky: Vandy, MSU, Mizzou

UT: Florida, Bama, LSU
Vandy: Kentucky, Ole Miss, Arkansas
VTech: Georgia, Auburn, A&M
WVU: South Carolina, MSU and Mizzou

Obviously, some teams get screwed in terms of the schedule difficulty (Florida, Tennessee, LSU, and Bama). My way of dealing with that would be that for purposes of deciding who goes to the SEC championship games, the non-divisional rivalry games only count in the case of a tiebreaker. Each year 2 pods would play to form a division and this would rotate.

So lets say year 1 had Pod 1 and 3 matched up to create a division. LSU's schedule would be:

A&M
Arkansas
Mizzou
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Kentucky
Alabama (does not count towards division record)
Tennessee (does not count towards division record)

SEC Championship game selection criteria:

1. Division Record
2. Head to Head record (first tie breaker)
3. In event of 3 way tie, it goes to overall conference record (this is where the Bama and Tennesee games would come into play for LSU in the above scenario).