Most successful teams over the last decade

Here’s a list of the winning percentage versus P5 opponents for every P5 team

1. Alabama 88.1%
2. Ohio St 87.7%
3. Clemson 82.8%
4. Georgia 80.7%
5. Oklahoma 74.8%
6. Notre Dame 68.4%
7. Michigan 68.0%
8. Oregon 65.4%
9. Wisconsin 65.0%
10. Iowa 64.8%
11. Utah 64.3%
12. Oklahoma St 64.1%
13. Penn St 64.0%
14. Washington 63.5%
15. LSU 62.6%
16. USC 62.3%
17. TCU 60.0%
18. Florida St 60.0%
19. Florida 54.5%
20. Kansas St 53.9%
21. Stanford 53.9%
22. Washington St 53.3%
23. Minnesota 52.6%
24. Michigan St 52.5%
25. Texas A&M 52.1%
26. Miami 51.9%
27. Texas 50.9%
28. West Virginia 50.9%
29. Baylor 50.5%
30. Louisville 50.5%
31. Pitt 50.5%
32. Houston* 50% (small sample size warning)
33. UCLA 49.5%
34. NC State 48.9%
35. Ole Miss 48.4%
36. BYU 47.8%
37. Auburn 47.4%
38. Tennessee 47.3%
39. North Carolina 47.1%
40. Northwestern 47.1%
41. Virginia Tech 46.9%
42. Mississippi St 46.7%
43. Kentucky 46.3%
44. Arizona St 45.3%
45. Missouri 41.3%
46. Georgia Tech 41.2%
47. Duke 40.8%
48. Iowa St 40.6%
49. Wake Forest 40.2%
50. Cincinnati* 40.0% (small sample size warning)
51. Cal 38.3%
52. Nebraska 37.5%
53. Purdue 37.0%
54. Boston College 37.0%
55. South Carolina 36.1%
56. Texas Tech 35.7%
57. Maryland 35.5%
58. Arizona 35.2%
59. Virginia 34.8%
60. UCF* 34.6% (small sample size warning)
61. Arkansas 31.9%
62. Indiana 31.2%
63. Colorado 30.9%
64. Oregon St 30.4%
65. Illinois 29.4%
66. Syracuse 27.2%
67. Rutgers 22.7%
68. Kansas 17.9%
69. Vanderbilt 14.8%

Granted that doesn’t take into account the quality of the P5 opponent so probably isn’t fair to the SEC and B1G. I have a more advanced method/formula I use to account for that and then Utah drops to #13 over the last decade, being passed by LSU and Penn St.

Just thought it was interesting to see the consistent quality