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No but now that you mentioned it, Sanders’ schedules were tougher competition than Dart’s schedules.Are you comparing the level of competition that the two played against though?
2023
Sanders played 6 ranked teams at the time of matchup, two were top 10.
10 of 11 games were vs Power Five.
8 games vs a predominantly ranked Pac-12.
1 game vs Big 10. 1 game vs Big 12. The non-PF game was vs state rival CSU of the G5 MW.
Dart played 5 ranked teams at the time of matchup,
1 was top 10. The other 8 games were
vs Mercer (Southern/FCS), UL-Monroe (Sun Belt),
2-10 Vanderbilt, 4-8 Arkansas, 5-7 Mississippi State,
6-7 Auburn, 7-6 GA Tech, and 7-6 Texas A&M.
2024
11 of Sanders’ 13 games were vs. Power Five/major schools. The other 2 games were vs the eventual FCS Champion and the G5 state rival who were 8-5.
5 games vs winning record major teams.
3 of Dart’s 13 games were vs. I-AA/FCS & FBS.
1 game was against a 2-win Mississippi State team.
6 games vs major teams with winning records.
2 or 3 of the 6 winning records (UGA, S. Car, LSU) would be considered stronger teams.
Sanders played against FCS Champion 14-2 North Dakota State, 7-6 Nebraska, 8-5 Colorado State, 8-5 Baylor, 4-8 Central Florida, 9-4 Kansas State, 4-8 Arizona, 5-7 Cincinnati, 8-5 Texas Tech, 5-7 Utah, 5-7 Kansas, 3-9 Oklahoma State, and 11-2 #17 BYU.
Dart played against I-AA 3-8 Furman, C-USA 3-9 Middle Tennessee State, 4-8 Wake Forest, Sun Belt 8-5 Georgia Southern, 4-8 Kentucky, 9-4 South Carolina, 9-4 LSU, 6-7 Oklahoma, 7-6 Arkansas,
11-3 #2 Georgia, 8-5 Florida, 2-10 Mississippi State, and 9-4 Duke.