16 Team SEC

With all the talk about the Big 10 and Pac 10 going to 12 teams, I was wondering if it would be a good idea for the SEC to trump them by going straight to a 16 team Super League.

8 teams in the East Division and 8 teams in the West Division. Each team plays 7 division games and 2 cross division games each season, plus the SECCG. Then they would have 3 OOC games to schedule how they like.

Would it make more sense to add strong, weak or a combination of both type of teams? I personally would like to add good teams with solid programs.

To cover the largest section of the country for the highest payoff in TV revenue, my Divisions would look like this. This would pick up viewers in the entire state of Texas, Missouri, North Carolina and Southern Florida. It would be a huge TV contract...

West.....................East
LSU.....................Florida
Arkansas................Georgia
Ole Miss................Tennessee
Miss State..............S. Carolina
Kentucky................Alabama
Missouri................Auburn
Texas...................Miami
Texas A&M...............N. Carolina


The problem with this layout is that the East would be loaded with Power Houses and it would be LSU and Texas in the West ( Ole Miss).

So perhaps something like this would be more equitable, but not as big in the TV dollars:

West.....................East
LSU.....................Florida
Arkansas................Georgia
Ole Miss................Tennessee
Miss State..............S. Carolina
Alabama.................Kentucky
Auburn..................Clemson
Texas...................Miami
Texas A&M...............N. Carolina

Either way, Vandy has to go...