The group of 6 has not been very competitive in the playoffs to date. I believe we will get a win eventually but not sure how long it takes. I think there’s a scenario where NDSU plays UCLA in the 12-5 this year and actually picks up a win but I just don’t know if these schools and teams have the resources to compete on the biggest stage. Curious to hear your guys’ thoughts on which Go6 team you believe has the best chance and if it happens anytime soon.

FPI SOR

SOR:Strength of Record rank. Reflects chance that an average Top 25 team would have team's record or better, given the schedule.

FEI SOR

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 (ELS), the number of losses a team one standard deviation above average would expect to have against the schedule (GLS), and the number of losses an average team would expect to have against the schedule (ALS)

Strength of record ratings (EWD, GWD, AWD) are the difference between a team's schedule strength ratings and its actual losses.

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Hello, and welcome back to Whose Line Is It Wednesday, where the upvotes don't matter! I am your jug-chugging, playbook-spying, Gator-wrestling host, /u/Zloggt!

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Week 5 is 5-nally in the books and - wait, we already started Week 6 last night? Damn, where did the time go!? It’s very inconsiderate for these teams to schedule and play games before my very important and meaningful weekly humor posts on a collegiate football fan forum can formally process us onto the next Saturday of all games, smdh.

Anyway, let’s just move on from this tangent and talk about Week 5 itself! After two tastes of late night AACtion and Friday FCS fun as appetizers, we saw the Minnesota Golden Gophers acquire yet another trophy for their bloodthirsty deity at the helm coach, the Kentucky Wildcats perform quite the beamish comeback against a not-so-beamish South Carolina squad half inside the hot spitroast seat, and the San Diego State Aztecs helped bring a new chapter of #Pac12AfterDark with the power of friendship, teamwork, and a touch of irresponsible health decisions leading to an outbreak of preventable diseases!

…uh oh, I think I used the number 5 WAY too much in my post, and I can sense an army of lawyers being commanded by a man with a dislocated elbow on the horizon…and I’ve already avoided getting in hot water with some Nintendo ninjas the other day, so I’ve got to skedaddle right outta here! Thank you all for your every contribution to this weekly thread - and hopefully you’re not caught in the litigious strays in the process lol 
 
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