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the power 5 are the ones working towards this by jt
it will gain momentum if the NIL stuff isn't settled by the summer when the laws of various states are set to take effect.
The reason I said 4-6 divisions of 10 is that there are 65 power conference schools, but not all of them might be able to make the sort of jump that they're talking about, and more specifically some might be dead weight (bottom of the conference teams). In order to maximize revenue, better to drop lower performing schools, IMO.
That said, these discussions are currently ongoing from what I understand. I had heard that there were to be discussions with Congress but nothing has been formalized from what I understand.