Here it is: Eleven Warriors' ballot for this week's Top 25.
There is a ton of movement in the heart of the poll as several marquee programs were upset. In addition, several programs set themselves apart this week and solidified themselves in the poll.
Once again, you can also check out our ballot, as well as all of the others on the BlogPoll site, while also following on Twitter at @BlogPollTop25.
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Alabama dominated cupcake Western Kentucky, but did it semi-respectfully, winning 35-0. | -- |
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The Trojans had a tougher time than expected with the weather and the Orange in MetLife Stadium. Barkley did throw six touchdowns en route to a 42-29 victory. | -- |
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LSU dominated upset-minded Washington in Death Valley, 41-3. Many had thought UW would crack the top 25 before this week. Not the case now. | -- |
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Oregon's RB Barner ran for over 200 yards and three scores as Oregon handled Fresno State, 42-25. | -- |
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In one of the more interesting endings of the night, FSU's game was called early due to weather up 55-0 over Savannah St. However, the spread was much higher...Vegas is probably not too happy. | -- |
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Georgia let Missouri hang around for quite a while before welcoming them to the SEC with a prompt fourth quarter beat down. UGA outscored Mizzou, 17-0, in the fourth. | -- |
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Patsy Florida A&M had no shot against the Sooners. Score: 69-13 | -- |
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WVU was off this week and gets James Madison next. | -- |
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The other USC dominated East Carolina, 48-10, in Columbia, SC. |
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Sparty looks to be the class of a down Big Ten, dominating CMU, 41-7, on RB Bell's two TDs. |
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Clemson smacked Ball State, 52-27, behind Tajh Boyd's three TDs. | -- |
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Buckeyes were able to shake off a pesky Central Florida team with Braxton Miller once again racking up the yards and scores on the ground. Next up is California at the 'Shoe. | -- |
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Austin Peay got paid and Tech sent them back home with a 42-7 smacking. |
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With a handful of huge plays, Texas whacked New Mexico, 45-0. Have the Longhorns finally come around this year? |
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KSU QB Collin Klein filled up the box score and helped the 'Cats wreck Miami-FL, 52-13. |
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The Gators welcomed Texas A&M to the SEC by defeating the Aggies and their 12th Man, 20-17, in a late afternoon thriller. Florida won a big game on the road and deserves the big boost in the polls. |
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Notre Dame didn't look great at times, shuffling between quarterbacks since QB Rees was eligible from suspension. The Irish still got the win against a respectable opponent in Purdue with a last-second FG for the win. |
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The Horned Frogs wrecked Grambling in their opener as Gary Patterson became TCU's all-time winningest coach. |
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Stanford trucked Duke, 50-13. Well, it's Duke and it's football, so this is nothing surprising. |
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Michigan's defense is very, very suspect, allowing big play after big play by AFA. Good thing they have Denard Robinson to rush for 218 yards and a TD. This may be a long season for the Wolverines if their defense doesn't improve by the start of Big Ten play. |
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The pride of the Big East demolished Missouri State behind QB Teddy Bridgewater's 344 yards and two passing TDs. |
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Ouch. Arkansas lost in OT to UL-Monroe. Yep, you read that correctly. There goes Arkansas' top ten ranking, respect and dignity, probably for the season. |
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New to the polls, the Vols handled Georgia State, 51-13, behind Justin Hunter's three TD catches. We'll see how the Vols do once the SEC schedule kicks off for them. | -- |
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The Cougars are also new to the polls, taking down Weber State, 45-13. Next, they're at rival Utah. | -- |
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Another embarrassing loss for the Big Ten with Wisconsin going down, 10-7, at Oregon State. Really Wisco? Seven points? Wasn't Wisco supposed to be one of the conference's gems? |
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| Dropouts: Oklahoma St. Cowboys, Nebraska Cornhuskers | |||
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