Perhaps the BEST B1G Forum anywhere, here at College Football Fan Site, CFB51!!!

There's no strength of schedule component here, it's just the stats.  It pre-supposes the teams are on a relatively even level - that's why I did all of the national champs first and then each school's best team.

The only way to make it so a non-P5 team with good stats would consistently lose to a big-boy team with good stats wold be to alter them.  I'm not going there.

Now, a crappy Iowa State or Vandy team is likely to get spanked consistently, were I to make their cards, because they were on the same level as big-boy teams, in terms of SOS.  They have crappy stats, so they'll perform crappy.  

I assumed the first.
As for the second, I was just curious as to the margins, how effectively large the gap was.  Could you EVER win with those teams?  Are you able to win too often with those teams?  Or is the gap too big, and you are consistently losing 82-0 with those teams.  Just curious as to how the game translates to non-evenish teams.

I assumed the first.
As for the second, I was just curious as to the margins, how effectively large the gap was.  Could you EVER win with those teams?  Are you able to win too often with those teams?  Or is the gap too big, and you are consistently losing 82-0 with those teams.  Just curious as to how the game translates to non-evenish teams.

See, this is sort of an issue with the defense.  What I originally envisioned was just a game with all-time great teams, so the average defense of those great teams would have little influence on the offense and great defenses would have a greater influence.  As long as the only teams created were great, like a closed system, that would work out fine.
But if I open it up and include all teams, even crappy ones, then that average defense is much worse.  A "strong" defense is worse, and should have less influence on the offense than the great team's "strong" defenses should.

Yeah, looking at the yards per play averages among the teams I made....
7.7  FSU - 2013
7.6  Penn St - 1994
7.4  Auburn - 2010
7.2  Nebraska - 1995
7.1  Florida - 1996, Texas - 2005

yards per play allowed:
3.2  Alabama - 1992
3.3  Alabama - 2011, Oklahoma - 1985
3.4  Michigan - 1997
3.6  Washington - 1991
3.9  Miami - 2001

Differential ---------
3.6  FSU - 2013
3.2  Alabama - 2011
3.0  Florida - 1996
2.8  Nebraska - 1995
2.7  Alabama - 2012, Texas - 2005, Miami - 2001


'94 Penn St had the 2nd-worst D, behind only 2010 Auburn.
After typing all that, I feel like I've already shared all of this before, including listing the 5 worst on defense and offense.  Shrug.