re: Record vs eye test

FSU beat up on opponents with a combined record of 77-79. They said they scheduled more P5 opponents than anyone else, but that's not true. They played 11 P5 opponents, same as Texas and Washington. Bama, UGA, and Michigan played 10.

Here is your opponenent records:
Alabama: 98-61 (61.6%)
Texas: 91-67 (57.6%)
Georgia: 87-69 (55.8%)
Wash: 87-72 (54.7%)
Mich: 83-75 (52.5%)
FSU: 77-79 (49.4%)
(most of those are WITH Jordan Travis)

Against P5 Opponents Records only:
Alabama: 80-42 (65.6%)
Georgia: 71-50 (58.7%)
Texas: 77-57 (57.5%)
Wash: 75-59 (56%)
Mich: 65-56 (53.7%)
FSU: 71-62 (53.4%)

# of P5 games played (W-L vs Final CFP Top 25):
Wash: 11 (4-0)
FSU: 11 (3-0)
Texas: 11 (3-1)
Mich: 10 (3-0)
Alabama: 10 (3-1)
Georgia: 10 (3-1)

P5 schedule and records are pretty even, but the opponent records are VERY telling. I understand using the conference champion criteria since they all had 0 or 1 loss, but there was a case that could have been made for UGA to stay in over Michigan and FSU. WHO you play overall matters.