But maybe an ACC affiliate member ought to point that out vs. a "Oh, does your conference play football" member. Notice, not one UConn fan made any reference to the situation...
(see the AAC record below)
All kidding aside, not sure I am in line with you on this as when looking at the postseason records
PAC-3-4 (top 4 teams went 2-2)
AAC 2-5 (top 4 teams went 0-4)
ACC 6-5 (top 5 teams went 3-3)
Big10 6-3 (top 5 teams went 3-2)
Big12 3-3 (top 4 teams went 1-3)
SEC 6-7 (top 6 teams went 5-2)
Overall, the SEC with 2 close wins (one possession or less) 4 blow-out wins, 4 close losses, 2 blow-out losses. Alabama has 2 postseason games as the SEC had 12 teams play postseason.
Top 2 teams all year were considered Alabama and Clemson so they made it to the final.
Of the top SEC teams:
Georgia lost by 1 touchdown which, was a bit of a shocker
Florida and LSU both won big with Florida blowing out an undermanned Mich (players sat out game) and LSU put the lid on Central Florida yapping (at least for the time being).
Kentucky beat Penn St and Texas AM won big vs. NC State.
So the top 6 teams in the SEC went 5-2, with Alabama losing in the CFP Championship so not sure that is a compelling argument that they are overrated especially considering the pedestrian level of the rest.