Total non sequitur. This is not even remotely a predictive stat since you cannot determine "good" and "bad" teams until the end of the season.
A lot of those "worse" teams KSU beat had far more talented players on their rosters.
We're far enough in that it can be somewhat predictive. The teams we have left on the schedule have 5 combined Big 12 wins right now, its entirely possible that we can a) win all of them and b) finish with a better record than all of them. Even our bad loss (Texas) has 3 Big 12 wins and could finish with 4, so at best it looks like we'd finish with a tie.
Again, I've never had a problem with Snyder's ability to consistently win games he should win. When he has experienced teams and a good home schedule his teams have a shot to compete for league titles. We'll see what happens with this team and the future.