I was hoping for 170+ and to ED to UVA or have a chance at Cornell/Vanderbilt, but that isn't happening with my current numbers. I was also planning on applying to UNC (in-state) and Wake Forest, as I feel like I have a fairly good chance at $ at Wake and in-state tuition from UNC. Out of state I'm looking at UGA, Alabama, Emory, William and Mary, and maybe a few others.
But I'm trying to get rid of my bias towards schools I'm familiar with, and looking at some some other places (specifically, ones that are splitter friendly) since my goal is to work in Big Law. For example, WUSTL, George Washington (don't know about how it is for splitters, hadn't really thought of applying there), Indiana, etc. I know I shouldn't apply to any of these places counting on Big Law, so 1. what are my chances, 2. are they worth sticker, given I probably won't end up in Big Law (I have a feeling this is a no

Don't know if I should just go with what's easiest (relatively) and go somewhere in-state for less, reevaluate my options now, or retake the LSAT entirely.
What's everyone's opinion on my options? (Including retaking- 167 was right at my PT average but I feel like there are some things I could have done on the real test that could have gotten me a 170).