The Big 12 Is Circling the ACC's Last Six

Four ACC schools aren't going anywhere — the Big Ten and SEC have zero interest in any of them. But the Big 12 is a different story entirely. Louisville sits at 60% Big 12, the strongest single number in the entire series. Pitt is a genuine coin flip between the Big 12 and staying put. We closed out our ACC Realignment Probability series with the final six: SMU, Boston College, Louisville, Pitt, Syracuse, and Wake Forest — hard percentages on where each lands in conference realignment by 2030, and why most of them aren't moving at all. This is the final video in our 3-part ACC Realignment Probability series. Catch up on Blue Bloods and Sleepers if you missed them. TIMESTAMPS 0:50 – SMU: 90% stays ACC, 10% Big 12 2:30 – Boston College: 85% stays ACC, 10% Big 12, 5% Big Ten 4:25 – Louisville: 60% Big 12, 35% ACC, 5% SEC 8:05 – Pitt: 40% Big 12, 40% ACC, 15% Big Ten, 5% SEC 10:45 – Syracuse: 70% stays ACC, 30% Big 12 12:15 – Wake Forest: 85% stays ACC, 15% Big 12 Which number surprised you most? Drop it in the comments — we read every one. Watch the full series: Blue Bloods:    • The Big Ten and SEC Are About to Split the...   Wildcards/Sleepers:    • The Big Ten and SEC Are Dividing the ACC's...   #ACCRealignment #ConferenceRealignment2026 #Big12 #Louisville #Pitt #SMU #Syracuse #WakeForest #CollegeFootball #CFBMafia #bigten #secfootball Don't Forget to Follow us on Twitter: @TheCFBMafia Enjoying our Content? Consider becoming a member, leaving a super thanks or super chatting in our live streams!