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theeguy Ballot for 2017 Week 4

Ballot Type: Human

Submitted: Sept. 17, 2017, 7:26 p.m.

Rank Team Reason
1 Clemson Tigers Complete domination of Louisville on the road. Added to another good win against Auburn leads the Tigers to the top again.
2 Alabama Crimson Tide Blew out CSU, but still haven't look as crisp as we've grown accustomed to with Saban's teams
3 Oklahoma Sooners Top 3 are all very close, and definitely the frontrunners for the CFP right now.
4 Oklahoma State Cowboys
5 Penn State Nittany Lions
6 USC Trojans
7 Wisconsin Badgers
8 Washington Huskies
9 Ohio State Buckeyes Rebounded well.
10 Florida State Seminoles Still in a waiting pattern on FSU... Gotta prove they can score without Francois, but the defense alone will keep them in most games.
11 Georgia Bulldogs
12 Virginia Tech Hokies Started out slow against ECU, but dominated the game after the first quarter. Also, has possibly the best win outside of the top 3 (Miss St over LSU is right there, too).
13 Michigan Wolverines They continue to win, but have not looked good against sub-par competition.
14 Miami Hurricanes Still waiting...
15 TCU Horned Frogs Struggled for a half against SMU, but pulled away in the 4th. Next few games will be huge in determining where TCU falls in the Big XII.
16 Mississippi State Bulldogs Dominating win at home against LSU. Will need confirmation over the next couple of weeks to prove it though.
17 Auburn Tigers Struggled this week (big game hangover?), but the defense is for real. 
18 Colorado Buffaloes
19 West Virginia Mountaineers
20 Louisville Cardinals Fell apart against Clemson, but still need to find out if Clemson is that good or if the Cards are just a one-trick pony.
21 Maryland Terrapins Texas win looks a little better now
22 San Diego State Aztecs Maybe Stanford isn't as good as I believed? But either way, a solid win.
23 Oregon Ducks A couple of decent wins
24 USF Bulls
25 California Golden Bears They may have been against bottom tier teams, but they have 2 OOC P5 wins to their credit.

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