All-time records vs ranked opponents

*Final AP rankings used

I feel like this is a pretty good indicator of how strong programs have been historically. This is each programs record against the final AP top 25 since 1936:

1. Alabama (163-158-12)- .515
2. Oklahoma (134-158-6)- .460
3. Texas (118-185-5)- .391
4. Georgia (107-184-9)- .372
5. Tennessee (100-191-15)- .351
6. Florida (109-214-6)- .340
7. LSU (104-207-9)- .339
8. Auburn (96-209-8)- .319
9. Ole Miss (63-189-4)- .254
10. Texas A&M (64-231-3)- .220
11. Arkansas (61-224-5)- .219
12. South Carolina (43-211-8)- .179
13. Missouri (43-229-4)- .163
14. Miss State (33-242-5)- .127
15. Kentucky (28-251-4)- .106
16. Vanderbilt (18-251-4)- .073

Here's how it looks including programs from outside the SEC:

1. Alabama (163-158-12)- .515
2. Ohio State (134-143-12)- .484
3. Oklahoma (134-158-6)- .460
4. Notre Dame (142-179-9)- .444
5. USC (126-171-10)- .427
6. Florida State (92-133-3)- .410
7. Michigan (121-179-8)- .406
8. Texas (118-185-5)- .391
9. Penn State (101-165-5)- .382
10. Georgia (107-184-9)- .372
11. Tennessee (100-191-15)- .351
12. Miami (91-169-2)- .351
13. Florida (109-214-6)- .340
14. LSU (104-207-9)- .339
15. Auburn (96-209-8)- .319
16. Nebraska (83-188-4)- .309
17. Clemson (65-162-2)- .288
18. UCLA (75-196-14)- .288
19. Georgia Tech (74-202-6)- .273
20. Oregon (63-177-3)- .265
21. Washington (69-198-6)- .264
22. Michigan State (71-211-3)- .254
23. Ole Miss (63-189-4)- .254
24. TCU (50-186-7)- .220
25. Texas A&M (64-231-3)- .220
26. Arkansas (61-224-5)- .219