College football realignment may not be finished, but one prominent national analyst believes the sport is not quite as close to complete conference collapse as many fear. Over the last several years, college football has experienced one of the most dramatic structural shifts in sports history. Programs like the Texas Longhorns, Oklahoma Sooners, USC Trojans and Oregon Ducks changed conferences in moves that completely reshaped the national landscape. That wave of movement effectively destroyed the Pac-12 Conference as a power conference and intensified fears that the Atlantic Coast Conference could eventually suffer the same fate. Those fears were amplified when schools like the Florida State Seminoles and Clemson Tigers publicly expressed frustration with the conference’s revenue distribution model. At one point, it felt inevitable that the ACC would eventually splinter apart. Florida State Seminoles quarterback Tommy Castellanos (1) runs near Clemson Tigers linebacker Wade Woodaz (17).…