I tried to be as unbiased as I possibly could. Let me know what you think.
1. Wisconsin, Notable Wins: #18 Nebraska, Losses: #2 Ohio State, #3 Michigan, Future Opponents: #3 Ohio State, SOS:11
2. Colorado, Notable Wins #24 Stanford, Losses: #3 Michigan, #13 USC, Future Opponents: #22 WSU, #11 Utah, SOS:33
3. Penn State, Notable Wins: #3 Ohio State, Losses: Pittsburg, #3 Michigan, Future Opponents: No notable opponents SOS:29
4. Utah, Notable Wins: #13 USC, Losses: NR California, #6 Washington, Future Opponents: #10 Colorado, SOS:46
5. Oklahoma, Notable Wins: None, Losses: #3 Ohio State, NR Houston (will probably be ranked), Future Opponents: #14 WVU, #11, OSU SOS:27
6. Nebraska, Notable Wins: lol, Losses: #7 Wisconsin, #3 Ohio State, Future Opponents: No Notable Opponents, SOS:55
7. Oklahoma State, Notable Wins: #14 WVU, Losses: NR Central Michigan, NR Baylor, Future Opponents: #9 Oklahoma, SOS:59
8. Louisville, Notable Wins: #17 Florida State, Losses: #4 Clemson, NR Houston (will be ranked), Future Opponents: No Notable Opponents SOS: 64 (Does not include Houston)
9. Washington State, Notable Wins: #24 Stanford, Losses: #20 Boise State, FCS Opponent, SOS:54
10. Florida, Notable Wins: None, Losses: #19 Tennessee, NR Arkansas, Future Opponents: #16 LSU, #17 Florida State SOS:67
Notes & Thoughts:
I’ve included Louisville because….looolz
I couldn’t get over the FCS loss for Washington State, which is both unfair and fair. I can’t excuse that loss and not excuse other losses like Utah losing to California while being decimated by injuries. S**t happens, its football.
To me Wisconsin is by far and away the best team. They pass the eye test, they have the best losses, and have the toughest strength of schedule.
I was very surprised at where Nebraska ended up, but their losses aren’t nearly as bad as some other teams.
I placed an emphasis on ranked wins, and punished for bad losses.
Utah @ 
Baylor 
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