The almost perfect conference realignment scheme

Too late now but if the NCAA was forward thinking, they should have coordinated this or something similar years ago (in my opinion). Each conference would have 14 teams based on geography mostly. Every D1 football playing school would play in a league with every other school in its own state plus schools from a neighboring state or two (and each school in those states would also be in the conference). With all the new schools moving up like Kennesaw State etc. that has muddied the waters, but this is what I had a couple of years ago. I'll start with the most southern leagues in this post and add more in others. The conference names could certainly be changed

Southeastern Conference (Florida, Georgia and South Carolina)
1 Florida
2 Florida State
3 Miami
4 Central Florida
5 South Florida
6 Florida Atlantic
7 Florida International
8 South Carolina
9 Clemson
10 Coastal Carolina
11 Georgia
12 Georgia Tech
13 Georgia State
14 Georgia Southern

Southern Conference (Alabama, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi)
1 Alabama
2 Auburn
3 UAB
4 Troy
5 Arkansas
6 Arkansas State
7 Mississippi
8 Mississippi State
9 Southern Miss
10 LSU
11 Louisiana Tech
12 Louisiana Monroe
13 Louisiana Lafayette
14 Tulane

Midsouthern Conference (Tennessee. Kentucky, North Carolina, Missouri)
1 Tennessee
2 Vanderbilt
3 Middle Tennessee State
4 Memphis
5 Kentucky
6 Louisville
7 Western Kentucky
8 North Carolina
9 North Carolina State
10 Duke
11 Wake Forest
12 East Carolina
13 Appalachian State
14 Missouri (a stretch; probably the worst outlier)

South Central Conference (Texas, Oklahoma)
1 Texas
2 Texas State
3 North Texas
4 UTEP
5 SMU
6 Rice
7 Houston
8 Baylor
9 Texas Tech
10 Texas A&M
11 TCU
12 Oklahoma State
13 Oklahoma
14 Tulsa