
Buddy I used it correct. You dont have to falsify data for it to be skewed. If you need it in simpler terms its called “cherry-picking”. I used “skew” over “cherry-picking” because if you were just cherry picking you couldve found more relevant examples instead of including meaningless ones.
You picked examples which have no relevance, because the schools have only just joined the SEC. You did so for the sole purpose of having a longer list to make your point. That is textbook cherry-picking. There are more relevant schools you could have included but chose to exclude because that would make your pitiful list smaller.