CFB wins since 2016

[Headcase33]

The Cajuns football team is 28th in most wins since 2016 in all of the CFB having a record of 80-51, outdoing teams like USC, Ole Miss, TCU, OK ST, Tenn, etc. As for G6 schools since then we rank 6th behind Boise St., Memphis, App St., Army and Troy.

If I had it my way the G6 would break off from the so called P4 and look like this:

West:

Boise St
San Diego St.
Fresno St.
Air Force
UTSA
Washington St.
Wyoming
Utah St.
Oregon St.
Texas St.
UNLV
San Jose St.
Tulsa
Colorado St.
North Dakota St.
Rice
UTEP
1 more not sure of

East:

Memphis
Army
Troy
Toledo
Louisiana
W. Michigan
Marshall
Tulane
W. Kentucky
Ohio
Miami of Ohio
Navy
N. Texas
Liberty
Coastal Carolina
UAB
Southern Miss
James Madison

Thats 36 teams and run the model just like the NFL and have our own NC! The SEC and Big10 will separate from all of us by 2030 if not sooner.

The rest of the G6 are bottom G6 can also make their own.

[Duckster]

Agree with you the SEC/B10 cabal may completely pull away in the coming years. However the TV media will want them to add more markets/brands like Miami, Florida St, Clemson, North Carolina, & Virginia. Out of the B12 they might pick off Arizona, Utah, Colorado, & Texas Tech. If TV insists and for political reasons teams from the northeast are mandatory, last in are Syracuse, Pitt, & UConn. Including Notre Dame, that's a tidy 48 schools but that's alot of big egos to sign off on that. I didn't write in basketball blue bloods Kansas and Duke, who knows maybe they'll get in. Anyway call it the Level 1 club. From there the scramble for the rest is how many schools are Level II? The ACC/B12 leftovers for sure will be Level II plus some combination of AAC, MWC, and PAC 12 schools will make up remainder of Level II. Maybe the ACC/B12 leftovers will be sensible and reorganize more regionally then backfill by inviting Memphis, Tulane, & USF and potentially a couple dozen more. The MAC, CUSA, & SBC are obviously Level III or just SOOL. We could have a future at Level II if we try harder, don't have to settle for being SOOL. Only solace is unlike SEC/B10, Level II will like sharing an umbrella organization with Level III. And the $$ and talent gap won't be as great as the B10/SEC gap has become. Discouraging, but that's how I see it. College athletics till haphazardly realigning over and over as it has since been doing since the mid-90's.