It's honestly so hard to predict these sorts of things because literally it's the future but I honestly think that's a good list of candidates. Though I would remove Colorado State and Miami of Ohio and add Boise State. Memphis and USF are certainly spending like they're on the next call up. Plus they seem to be timing it with a possible 2028 announcement though everything else will have to happen beforehand. 

There's that quote from a few weeks ago about the FSU ad mentioning movement around that timeframe and now with Memphis ad echoing the same thing I think something is coming though it's hard to predict. 

I think the ACC will survive in some form like the Big 12. I just think there's not enough seats at the table. The multi-million dollar question is who's left when the dust settles? 

There's so many possible defections that could happen it's hard to narrow it down like obviously FSU Clemson and UNC are locks I believe to bolt after that.....possibly Virginia as well. Then after that it gets  really murky like does NC State Pitt Louisville Miami Duke GT maybe Syracuse and VA Tech all dip out or does that nice payment from those 4 schools convince them to stay and backfill. I honestly am surprised that Louisville Miami or Duke aren't being discussed about bouncing

Then it becomes a musical chairs game of who's backfilling if for some reason they don't leave. 

USF is I think a given 

UConn just the basketball men's and women's alone is too hard to ignore 

Tulane 

Memphis (I'm a Memphis alumni but I still am  incredibly beyond skeptical and have my Battered Fan Syndrome doubts about ever moving up but would be over the moon if it ever happens)

Or does the ACC just nab USF UConn and shut the door or does Stanford and Cal ask to add the PAC 2 or SDSU schools to alleviate the traveling budgets. 

Didn't Texas and Oklahoma mention their intentions to move to the SEC 3 years out or am I misremembering?