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FPI - How is Iowa State 9th?
So I was looking at the FPI.

Clemson is 10th
Pitt is 11th
State is 16th
Wake is 21st
Miami is 22nd

UNC is 36th
UVa 44th
Louisville 45th
FSU 50th

Clemson's best win is over 22 WF, but it has losses to 1 GA, 11 Pitt, and 16 State
Pitts best wins are over 10 Clemson and 26 Tennessee, but has losses to 22 Miami, and 80 Western Michigan
State's best wins are over 10 Clemson and 36 UNC, with losses to 21 WF, 22 Miami, and 28 Mississippi State
WF's best win is over 16 State, but has losses to 10 Clemson and 36 UNC
Miami has a number of losses but wins over 11 Pitt, and 16 NC State

The point of this is how in the hell is Iowa State 9th?

They have the only win over OK State, but they have 5 total losses including 6 OU, 18 Baylor, and 23 Iowa. Everyone else in the top 35 or so looks reasonable except them.
12-01-2021 07:23 PM
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