BlogPoll Week 14: Huskers Free-Fall, Still Ranked
Huskers settle in at No. 22 as one of the four Big Ten teams to reach the Top 25.
Huskers settle in at No. 22 as one of the four Big Ten teams to reach the Top 25.
After dismantling Nebraska, the Badgers make their triumphant return -- objectively -- to B5Q's Top 25. No homerism here!
Florida and Ohio St. each jump a spot after Kansas St. falls two.
After settling on my voting mentality, I'm ready to admit a somewhat unintentional underrating of a few teams.
The Fighting Irish garnered 63 of 71 first-place votes, building the sort of margin Alabama once held between itself and the rest of the Top 25.
Elsewhere, Oregon remains in the Top 5, where Ohio State also settles in.
Our friends at Hyundai are looking for the best fans in college football, and they're out to reward you for it.
About time, if you ask us here at B5Q... where our ballot is once again "boring."
After LSU tumbles, Georgia rises. Elsewhere, Louisiana Tech jumps five spots and a few smaller schools fill out Nos. 22-25.
Thanks to Florida's loss, K-State rises to No. 2. B5Q also gets called out for its ballot yet again.
The Wildcats rise one spot to No. 3 while Florida, Oregon St., USC and others fall.
South Carolina, West Virginia suffer huge drops, allowing 14 teams to rise in this week's Top 25. Also, Florida leapfrogs Oregon at No. 2.
Elsewhere, moderate movement due to big drops by South Carolina and West Virginia. Also, Wisconsin climbs one spot.
For your bookmarks, y'all.
Elsewhere, West Virginia tumbles and Texas Tech soars to No. 18.
Wisconsin returns to this week's Top 25 after its road thrashing of Purdue. Elsewhere, we finally deem Notre Dame for real.
The bottom half of SB Nation's ballot is essentially all new, including the Cyclones at No. 25. Also, B5Q again takes home some awards for its voting.
The bottom fifth of this week's poll sees a few entrants, including a 4-0 Cincinnati team.
Off Tackle Empire has a great report card for conference teams after their respective non-conference slates, while there was some actual news (news!) coming out of Nebraska this morning.