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"Like I said, Kentucky benefitted from a weakened SEC this year. There were two good teams in the SEC and the rest were mediocre to garbage."
Arguments could be made all day over who made it and who didn't, but by your own measure, Dayton went 8-8 in a league that was worse than the "mediocre to garbage" that the SEC was, vs. a UK team that had as many, and with an honest eye, more injuries than Dayton, and went 12-4 in conference.
I'm not defending UK's entry over the general populace, but the case you make for Dayton in that example, over UK, is a weak one.
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