There is new buzz about the Big 12 pursuing Florida State and Clemson. The Seminoles and Tigers are both suing the ACC in an attempt to exit the conference, but most reports have linked them to the Big Ten or SEC. Could the Big 12 swipe them away from the new powers? The origin of this new buzz was an interview with Yahoo Sports reporter Ross Dellenger. Dellenger brought up the Big 12 as a third option for FSU and Clemson, but people have run with the headline with minimal context. Dellenger did say that at this time he is unsure if those schools have a definite landing spot in the Big Ten or SEC.

Hosts Alex Donno and Kenton Gibbs break down the scenarios. Of the Big 12 made a serious push for this expansion, they would likely need to take on debt from Private Equity firms in order to do so. The guys explain why Florida State starting quarterback DJ Uiagalelei has declined his invitation to appear at the ACC’s Kickoff Media Days. Gibbs and Donno explain what question they plan to ask the commissioner at the Kickoff next week.

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