Based solely on reports coming in today via Twitter and affiliated news outlets, here's what the landscape of the six (soon to be 4, possibly 5) major conferences could look like if everything follows through. I'll update this post as news changes:

ACC

1. Boston College
2. Clemson
3. Duke
4. Florida State
5. Georgia Tech
6. Maryland
7. Miami (FL)
8. North Carolina
9. North Carolina State
10. Pittsburgh
11. Syracuse
12. Virginia
13. Virginia Tech
14. Wake Forest

BIG TEN

1. Illinois
2. Indiana
3. Iowa
4. Michigan
5. Michigan State
6. Minnesota
7. Nebraska
8. Northwestern
9. Ohio State
10. Penn State
11. Purdue
12. Wisconsin

SEC

1. Alabama
2. Arkansas
3. Auburn
4. Florida
5. Georgia
6. Kentucky
7. LSU
8. Mississippi
9. Mississippi State
10. South Carolina
11. Tennessee
12. Texas A&M
13. Vanderbilt
14. Missouri (rumored)
    

PAC-16

1. Arizona
2. Arizona State
3. California
4. Colorado
5. Oregon
6. Oregon State
7. Stanford
8. UCLA
9. USC
10. Utah
11. Washington
12. Washington State

BIG EAST FOOTBALL

1. Cincinnati
2. Louisville
3. Rutgers
4. UConn
5. TCU
6. South Florida
7. West Virginia

BIG EAST NON-FOOTBALL

1. DePaul
2. Georgetown
3. Marquette
4. Notre Dame
5. Providence
6. Seton Hall
7. St. John's
8. Villanova

BIG 12

1. Baylor
2. Iowa State
3. Kansas
4. Kansas State
5. Oklahoma
6. Oklahoma State
7. Texas
8. Texas Tech