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I think the bye weeks are overstated. by mocopdx
No one cares if you play Bowling Green. All that matters is how you play against the good teams.
We should have played four top 25 teams this year- Clemson, North Carolina, Wisconsin, USC. That would have been fine. When is the last time the playoff committee or whoever has ever said “well their mid tier games were too weak for our liking”? That doesn’t matter, all that matters is how you play against your top 25 opponents.
Who do you think is creating the sort of schedules we should?