Indiana kinda put a bullet in the strength of schedule argument by winning the natty last year in an undefeated season no? They beat bama and Oregon by a combined score 94-25 they can play whoever the hell they want. It doesn't seem to matter.
Indiana does not have a power 4 non-conference opponent scheduled for the next 5 years.
Despite Indiana winning the National Championship last year, should strength of schedule be considered in the CFP rankings?
Should rule changes be implemented?