The conference realignment race just took another big turn this week with the news that Big 12 commisioner Bob Bowlsby and Pac-12 commissioner George Kliavkoff met to discuss a possible scheduling agreement or possibly even a merger.

But can either conference offer its members enough to keep them from jumping to the Big Ten?

Schools in both conferences like Kansas, Washington, Oregon, Stanford, Cal, USC, UCLA, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado could all be targets for the Big Ten and its lucrative TV deal. And based on the numbers, it would be hard for any of them to say no. So which ones are the most likely to receive an invitation?

Buckeye Scoop's ultimate insider, NevadaBuck, joins host Tom Orr to discuss what he's hearing from his sources at the conference.

- The surprising reason why Kansas might be a more attractive target than you might think.
- Why the financial gap between the Big Ten and Pac-12 is only going to get bigger.
- Which Pac-12 schools are most likely to get an invitation.
- How little those Pac-12 schools might need to make it happen.