... of Notre Dame and Nebraska, and other BCS conferences looking to increase their size of the pie, it seems inevitable that we will someday be looking at a handful of "super conferences" and not just the 11 (plus independents) that we have now.

Rather than waiting for that all to unfold over many years to come, the NCAA and newly elected President Mark Emmert need to act now.

They should expand four of the current conferences and do away with the other seven, leaving NCAA Division I football with the Big 20, Pac-20, ACC, and SEC.  (Trust me, not many of us will miss the likes of the Sun Belt or Mid-American Conferences)

The four "super conferences" would all have 20 teams each and would be broken into four...

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