Top 100 wins is a dumb argument? I've never heard that before, most in the top 100 are considered good wins by the committee. Whatever fits your argument though. In this case, top 50 does. You're putting more credit into beating KSU at #50, then Iowa beating #56 ISU and #58 Michigan. When in actuality, they are pretty damn close. ISU has beaten #3, #31, #50, and #85 since our game. Iowa has beaten #19, #58, #63, and #86. Iowa's worse loss is to #86 Nebraska in double OT, while ISU lost to #143 Texas. I'm also going to say this, because I watch a lot of basketball, but the Okie St team ISU played a month ago was nowhere near a top 50 team. They were playing horrible at the time. My only argument, and it stands, is that ISU has not separated itself from Iowa, after our game, to somehow show it's much better than Iowa. That's what you are arguing, and it's wrong. We've won the same amount of games since, and Iowa the same amount of top 100 wins.
The big 12 is getting huge statistical points for some reason and I can't figure it out. Indiana beat Kansas who beat Nebraska. Iowa beat ISU. Maryland beat OSU and KSU. Wisconsin beat Oklahoma. WVU beat Illinois. NW beat Texas. Michigan beat Texas.
The big 10 is 7-2 against the Big 12 this year! 7-2! WVU beating Illinois and Kansas beating Nebraska are your two wins. Yet, here you guys are.
With all that said, I hate the RPI, it's an absolute joke anyone uses it anymore. To base a rating off of who you play, and not how you play makes no sense, and Iowa played the RPI game terribly once again.