Ohio State Falls to 15th in Week Four BlogPoll

A crazy week of college football led to some shifts in all the major football polls, and the BlogPoll was no different. The Buckeyes tumble to 15th, which is one spot higher than they are in the AP. The Bucks are not eligible for the Coaches Poll, because haters man.

Results for Week 3

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	Alabama Crimson Tide (89)	24.99	0.10	--
2	LSU Tigers	23.31	1.99	--
3	Oregon Ducks	21.27	4.84	1
4	Georgia Bulldogs	19.89	2.28	1
5	Florida St. Seminoles	19.76	4.46	1
6	Oklahoma Sooners	17.29	5.54	1
7	West Virginia Mountaineers	17.08	5.16	2
8	Stanford Cardinal (1)	17.04	3.67	14
9	South Carolina Gamecocks	16.52	3.78	2
10	Clemson Tigers	16.04	3.12	--
11	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	14.19	4.02	7
12	Texas Longhorns	13.63	3.63	3
13	Florida Gators	12.59	4.60	4
14	Kansas St. Wildcats	12.39	3.53	-2
15	Ohio St. Buckeyes	11.81	4.82	-2
16	USC Trojans	10.50	4.94	-13
17	TCU Horned Frogs	8.52	4.33	-1
18	UCLA Bruins	8.08	3.65	2
19	Louisville Cardinals	7.61	3.46	--
20	Arizona Wildcats	6.54	4.55	3
21	Michigan Wolverines	5.54	4.37	--
22	Michigan St. Spartans	4.59	3.28	-14
23	Northwestern Wildcats	2.59	4.73	11
24	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	2.56	3.61	6
25	Ohio Bobcats	1.97	3.70	--
Others Receiving Votes: Nebraska Cornhuskers | Iowa St. Cyclones | Baylor Bears | Oregon St. Beavers | Boise St. Broncos | Oklahoma St. Cowboys | Texas Tech Red Raiders | Rutgers Scarlet Knights | Virginia Tech Hokies | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | Tennessee Volunteers | Central Florida Knights | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Missouri Tigers | Toledo Rockets | Louisiana Tech Bulldogs | Cincinnati Bearcats | Wisconsin Badgers | N.C. State Wolfpack | Texas A&M Aggies | Vanderbilt Commodores | Purdue Boilermakers | Utah Utes | Arkansas Razorbacks | Utah State Aggies | Middle Tenn. St. Blue Raiders | ULM Warhawks | Miami Hurricanes | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers
Updated: Sep 18, 2012 9:00 AM EDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

Breakdown after the jump

Our ballot didn't win any specific awards for standing out from the crowd this week. The big standout would be Alabama, who has impressively consolidated nearly first place vote after only playing three games. The lone Stanford vote goes to our favorite Iowa blog, Black Heart Gold Pants, which uses a strict resume-based voting system.

While us Buckeye fans may chafe a little at dropping even after OSU defeated a Pac-12 team, it's hard to be mad at schools like Florida and Notre Dame making a big jump after quality wins over the weekend.

At 15, OSU remains the highest ranked Big Ten team. The league is well represented near the bottom, with Michigan at 21, Michigan State at 22, and Northwestern at 23. The Wildcats aren't ranked in the AP poll, but they've beaten three BCS league teams, and have the schedule to go at least 6-0. Nebraska is top team looking in, and fellow state school Ohio clocks in at 25.

What do you think? Who is too high or too low?