Foul Balls College Football Rankings - Week 4

Rank	Team	Delta
1	Southern Cal	--
2	LSU	--
3	West Virginia	1
4	Oklahoma	1
5	Florida	2
6	Ohio State	1
7	Texas	1
8	California	--
9	Wisconsin	2
10	Oregon	3
11	Rutgers	1
12	Boston College	2
13	Kentucky	3
14	Clemson	3
15	South Carolina	5
16	Georgia	6
17	Virginia Tech	2
18	Missouri	5
19	Penn State	10
20	Arizona State	6
21	Hawaii	--
22	Cincinnati	4
23	Alabama	8
24	Michigan State	--
25	Purdue	1

Dropped Out: Louisville (#18), Texas A&M (#20), Nebraska (#25).

Well, there's my ballot in the Blogpoll after week four of the college season. I'm going to break it down a little differently this week though.

Top Five

• USC and LSU stay the same, and I really do consider them both to be 1a and 1b right now. Until either team does something to prove otherwise, they'll be staying in those spots.
• I moved West Virginia and Oklahoma back above Florida because they did exactly what they were supposed to do against a weaker opponent while Florida struggled a bit with Ole Miss.

The Middle

• Ohio State has taken over the title of "Best Team in the Big Ten" though I'm not really sure what that means right now.
  
• I'm not really sure which of the teams from 10-14 is truly the best between them, but from what I've seen I've been more impressed with Oregon. Though looking at it now, I probably should have put Rutgers below both BC and Clemson.
• Penn State dropped further than anybody else because Anthony Morelli didn't inspire much confidence against Michigan on Saturday.

The Bottom Five

• We welcome Arizona State to the Top 25 this week as the Pac-10 looks like they have more than just USC this season. We all knew Cal would be up near the top most of the year, but adding Oregon and ASU to the mix means that USC is going to have to fight to keep their #1 spot.
• I know Michigan State beat Notre Dame this week, but I don't think that's enough to earn moving up any spots, so they stay at #24 this week.
• I had about 5 different teams I considered for the 25th spot, but in the end I gave it to Purdue because I'm a Big Ten homer at heart.