Nope - you didn’t answer the yes/no question, and so I had to assume your response.

No - that is not an answer. I’ll ask again - perhaps if you focus more on comprehension and less on hand-flapping, you’ll be able to respond intelligently:

It’s a yes-or-no question. It doesn’t require you to flap your hands around and give a falsetto-voiced theatrical response ...

Nope - you’re not answering the question. Was Auburn the 6th best team in the country? Georgia 9th? Arkansas 16th? Wisconsin 20th?

... and you STILL haven’t answered the question directly!

I bet you wave your hands around a lot, when you talk ...

Your histrionics aside, you’ve provided NO support that Alabama played “the 4th toughest schedule in the country”, much less any argument that - after all those opponents’ PRESEASON rankings were found to be ridiculously overrated - their strength of schedule somehow increased.

Again with the theatrics, huh? Bit of a drama queen?

No, you haven’t ( although I applaud your consistently “theatrical” responses ... I’m thinking a falsetto? ).

That time of the month, asshat?

You haven’t produced ANYTHING proving Alabama played “the 4th toughest schedule in the country”.

Talk about flailing!

Sagarin?

“Here, let me explain how “rankings” work. You see, before the season starts the relative strength of the teams is estimated. Their performance during the season adjusts those numbers up or down. Some, like Auburn, went down. Some, like LSU, went up. I know this must all be very new and confusing information to you; I…

*sigh*

You haven’t answered the question. Did Alabama beat the 6th, 9th and 14th teams in the country? Also, please note that FPI is NOT a measure of strength of schedule.

Yes or no question, bud.

Saying that Alabama “played the easiest schedule in the history of football” is really no different than saying they played “the 4th toughest schedule" based on PRESEASON rankings. It's stupid. And it's classic P/A behavior.

While very P/A, that still isn’t an answer. You claimed Alabama played “the 4th toughest schedule in the country”, based on PRESEASON rankings YOU provided. Yes or no - do you believe that Alabama beat the 6th (Auburn), 9th (Georgia) and 14th (Arkansas) best teams in the country?

... and I’m certain you don’t understand what a rational discussion is.