Honestly, an ACC schedule isn't really much better than a Big 10 schedule.
For example, Clemson - at this point - is only playing 1 to at most 2 ranked in-conference teams if they make it through to the ACC championship (it jumps to 3-4 only because they're playing UGA and USCe out of conference). FSU also only plays 2 in-conference, maybe 3 if they make the ACC championship against a ranked team. (There's only 3 ranked teams in the ACC right now)
OSU is going to be playing 4 ranked teams based on in-conference alone if they make the Big 10 championship. (there are 4-5 ranked teams in conference, with 1-2 on the fringe of being ranked again if they win this week)