UCF is not better than Oklahoma. There is no overall metric that has UCF over Oklahoma. Sure UCF offense >> Oklahoma offense, but Oklahoma defense >>>>> UCF defense. Colorado's toughest game, at this point, will be Utah, and they get them at home. Utah is one spot ahead of Oklahoma, who we beat at their place; and is the third toughest game we will play.
they have played 2 bad teams, Baylor and CSU, Baylor is 0-3 in conference play, with two wins over a 1-3 Air Force and Tarleton State. Their coach is on the hot seat. CSU has beat Northern CO and 0-4 UTEP.
and 2 decent teams, Nebraska (loss) & UCF. NDSU probably leans more towards the decent. Nebraska just lost to the mighty Illini at home. and UCF's best win is a 1 point game over 2-2 TCU. NDSU only played one P5 game, but they are a team thats tough and CU beat them by 5, not exactly brag worthy. that's decent.
our schedule has been pretty garbage, I think that is one thing our fans have said consistently is that we haven't played anyone and don't really know what our team is capable of. but we aren't having to hype up the weak conference we are in. The SEC will sort itself out and the cream will rise to the top. In the current Big 12 its just a blender because there are no great teams, but someone has to win the games and will end up on top just out of default not because they are that good.
at this point single games are going to have an oversized effect on the toughness of the schedule just due to the small sample size. circle back on that SoS at the end of the season.