is that aside from the SEC and the Big Ten all three of the other P5 conferences have a variety of challenges to address in coming years. Those challenges will be driven by how the collegiate landscape actually changes. Right now the sheer size and monetary advantages enjoyed by the SEC and Big Ten are what sets them apart. Competitively, depending on the criteria one chooses, national championships(revenue or all sports), overall sports rankings, etc. there are 3 conferences(SEC, Big Ten and ACC) that are separate from the other two and, if you stick with the revenue sports/national championships it may be 2(SEC and ACC). Going to be interesting to watch the changes in the coming years and how conferences respond which is incumbent upon the leadership in conferences, particularly the conference commissioner slot. Right now the SEC clearly leads there, probably too early yet to opine on Big Ten and ACC, and the Big 12 and PAC 12 are clearly bringing up the rear.