were 5 of those 8 teams who lost in the playoffs. And TCU, a current B12 member, was the only team who won a game. So the B12 gets knocked for the failure of two teams that are now in the SEC. Does the SEC get to claim those 5 years of OU and UT losses in the playoffs? I recall this yahoo article from last February around playoff expansion where they clearly wanted to give the SEC credit for the OU and UT playoff teams of the past. The P2 gets all the credit while the rest get all the criticism. "The 14-team model — 4-4-2-2-1+1 — aligns mostly with conference strength over the last 11 years of the CFP’s existence, according to data compiled by Yahoo Sports. Since the 2014 playoff, the SEC has had 52 teams ranked inside the top 14 of the CFP’s rankings heading into conference championship weekend, or about 4.7 teams per year. The Big Ten has had 51 teams (4.6). The Big 12 is next at 23 (2.1), followed by the ACC (20/1.8), Notre Dame (5/0.45) and Group of Five (3/0.27). The data considers conference realignment shifts (ie: Oklahoma is counted toward the SEC figures, USC for the Big Ten, Stanford for the ACC, Utah for the Big 12, etc.)."