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[QUOTE="CuseOnly, post: 1216909, member: 2804"]
The point is, when the only competitive P5 teams that you play every year are in your own conference.  It is impossible to judge how good the SEC is by how bad you beat OOC cupcakes.  We have very few SEC vs. P5 OOC games to go by every year.

SEC OOC P5 Teams for all 14 members:  SEC 5-6 for 2014 that doesn't scream Superiority to me, sorry.
Oklahoma - Loss
Texas Tech - Ark. win 49-28
FSU - Loss
K State - Auburn win 20-14
Louisville - Loss
Clemson - Loss
Clemson (GA) - Georgia win 45-21
Ga Tech - Loss
Wisconsin - LSU win 28-24
WVU -  Bama win 33-23
Indiana- Loss

This year in Head to Head competition the SEC went 1-4 against the ACC, all your other stats mean nothing.  If you want to prove superiority, have the top of the SEC play more OOC P5 teams instead of hiding behind the veil of "but we beat each other up so much".

Beyond the games above, what do we have to judge the SEC against...the other 45 "Rent and Opponent Teams" the SEC plays every year??

If you only play in your own bubble and beat your chest, the only thing we have to judge for actual competition is the above P5 record and quite frankly it's pretty underwhelming even with looking at the wins and their scores.
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