Will Miami's impending doom expedite FSU's move to the SEC?

I can see where you are coming from....makes sense. My question is will FL and the other SEC schools that have only one team per state vote for them? I suspect that FL, GA, SC, and KY are working together to keep other schools in their state from entering the SEC such as FSU, GA Tech, Lville, Clemson. I don't think LSU and AR are too worried about another team from their states...so can FSU get the votes. I doubt AL or AU really want them in the SEC as well.

I'm sure it's a possibility. I'd love to be a fly on the wall it so many different offices right now.

Strategically, could be a good recruiting move for the SEC. With the rise of the middle FL schools, having UF and FSU in the SEC will establish it as the 100% go to choice for FL players. ACC would be a distant, distant 2nd.

IMHO, the events are not linked. Miami IS NOT going to get the death penalty, but even if they did, the ACC could go get a team from the Big East if needed.

FSU would be crazy to join the SEC, where in most years they'd be a middle-of-the-division team fighting to get to Atlanta. They can stay where they are & own the ACC along with VaTech.

I also believe the "voting bloc" theory that UF, UGA, & USCe have agreed to vote against FSU, GaTech, or Clempson joining the SEC.

I could argue either way. With Miami's downfall, and you can add NC's problems, FSU becomes more important than ever to ACC football. I don't know ACC politics, but it would give them more influence in this basketball heavy conference.