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Week 6 SoS rankings

Posted on 10/12/26 at 11:31 pm
Posted by 3down10
Member since Sep 2014
41810 posts
Posted on 10/12/26 at 11:31 pm
Using the FEI ELS metric.

Strength of schedule ratings represent the number of losses a team two standard deviations above average would expect to have against the schedule of opponents.

Listed in order by overall rank, expected losses to the right.

#1 Arkansas - 1.59
#3 Alabama - 1.24
#4 Oklahoma - 1.20
#5 Kentucky - 1.18
#8 Vanderbilt - 1.05
#9 Miss St - 1.04
#11 Texas - 1.03
#12 USC - 0.97
#17 Georgia - 0.83
#25 Florida - 0.73
#29 Texas A&M - 0.66
#38 LSU - 0.53
#41 Ole Miss - 0.48
#44 Tennessee - 9.45
#47 Missouri - 0.41
#50 Auburn - 0.37

Other notables

#33 Ohio St - 0.60
#52 UCLA - 0.37
#58 Indiana - 0.35
#74 BYU - 0.26
#87 Notre Dame - 0.21
#91 Miami - 0.19
#96 Texas Tech - 0.18

6 out of the top10 schedules are SEC.

Ohio St is the only non SEC team in the top15 to have a strength of schedule better than the easiest SEC schedule. And that's most likely because they played Texas. 11 SEC teams have played a tougher schedule.

Some of these are outright pathetic for week 6.

2026 FEI Ratings (through Week 6)


This post was edited on 10/12/26 at 11:33 pm
Posted by td01241
Savannah
Member since Nov 2012
31612 posts
Posted on 10/12/26 at 11:35 pm to
Greg Sankey getting bullied into playing 9 games makes him look pathetic. We get to all go to war with each other and beat each other up even more than ever while also all being required to play at least one OOC p4 team while the big 10 is laughing at us getting to play teams like Rutgers
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