That’s pretty incredible graphic. The two losses were both on the road to ranked teams, OU @ Michigan, and Arkansas @ Utah. Not only that, we are 10-2 vs the Power 4, which is the only P4 conference that has a winning record in P4 vs P4 non con games.

Here’s another interesting graphic

2-1 vs the Big Gay, 3-1 vs the Big Gayer, and 5-0 against the Atlantic Coast Cucks.

Check out that B10 vs ACC record, ACC is 1-4! But the SEC is 5-0 against the ACC.

The big 10 can say all they want but they are simply just not the top dog, sure they’ve won the last 3 natty’s but that doesn’t speak to the conference as a whole like these stats due.

SEC is and always will be king. In this conference there are no weeks off, you are playing a $25,000,000+ roster week in week out with peak stadium atmospheres throughout. You cannot take a week off or you will get embarrassed, as the rebels have learned.

Will they allow 9-3 SEC teams into the playoff? They said this week they will be taking Conference strength into consideration, which opens the door for a 9-3 team. Especially with the 9 game SEC schedule.

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Posted by holdmydak

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Posted on 9/28/26 at 12:43 am to holdmydak

Another thing I found interesting… the P4 teams are a combined 118-2 vs non P4 teams (G6 & FCS). The only two losses are Oklahoma State vs Tulsa and Rutgers vs UMASS.

So this tells me, in the new college football landscape (transfer portal & NIL), not only the SEC as a whole pulling away from the other 3 P4 conferences, but the P4 conferences as a whole are pulling away from the G6 conferences at the same eye popping rate.

This says a few things, 9-3 SEC teams should be in the playoff, and G6 teams should not be in the playoff, especially not 2 like last year. I think 24 team field fixes all this.

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