40% of his top ten and 32% of his top 25 are SEC, that seems like solid representation to me.

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1. Transitive property is the dumbest explanation. Ohio U beat West Virginia who beat Pitt who beat FSU who beat Alabama. By transitive property, Ohio U would be a top team in the SEC. Is that true realistically? No. Ftr though Ohio State CRUSHED Ohio U this season

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2. Context matters. Ohio State was playing conservative vs Texas because it was Sayin’s (rookie qb) first start AND Texas was expected to be decent and AP #1. Washington is 5-2 with convincing wins over WSU, Illinois, and Rutgers and their only losses are to two ranked teams.

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And Arch only scored 7 points against the Buckeyes. Didn’t mention any issues with the defense. The reason the offense didn’t blow Texas out like they did with Tennessee and Oregon in the playoffs is because they were playing conservative with a rookie qb.

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Michigan beat Nebraska on the road and at home vs Washington. Wins over two 6-win Big Ten teams doesn’t exactly mean nothing.

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And Oklahoma lost to Texas by double digits. Ftr my rankings are also more based on where a team is now. Oklahoma lost 2 of their last 3 games, Michigan won 5 of their last six. Thats why it’s not as big on head-to-head. It’s fair to disgree with that, I just personally believe that recency matters more

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That’s a good point. I suppose those two could be switched.

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