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I will respectfully disagree. I have watched CFB for a long time and it was historically the B1G that always got love (especially Michigan and Ohio State). I have seen 3-4 loss Michigan teams in the top 10 in the past. The so-called SEC bias only started around 2006 and it was only because Florida (which the media whined about because they wanted the rematch) got into the BCS title game and blew out Ohio State. That started a streak of SEC National Titles and the media basically had to admit the SEC was the best after that streak.
Prior to that, it was B1G. ESPN signing a contract with the SEC helped as well.
Perhaps I am old school because I remember 1990s and early 2000s with the media always slobbering over the B1G and Notre Dame.
The gag was that if Michigan or Notre Dame started out 3-0 (no matter who they played), they would instantly be in the top 5 no matter were they were ranked going into the season.
Sure SEC gets a lot of love now but they backed it up and have earned it in the past. Take this as an example, in Tennessee's start, they beat Alabama, Florida, and LSU. Those three programs hold 11 of the 21 National Titles this Century. That is basically half the National Titles since 2000 among those 3 programs.
Bama UGA and to a extent LSU somewhat have earned it, everyone else not so much.
Florida has not been relevant for the most part in the national title hunt since Meyer left, Auburn outside of a few years is extremely shakey, Texas A&M is Americas favorite perennial 4-5 loss team that they love to swear is "elite" every year. They like to try to hype the Mississippi schools every so often. but lol. Tennessee until this point has been a afterthought since like the early 2000s