Blogpoll draft ballot.

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

After the chaos of the last couple of weeks and our arrival at the halfway point of the season, I threw out last week's poll and started from scratch. So, there is some significant movement in the poll. My biggest conundrum is what to do with Florida and Auburn. Florida was within a few minutes of the impossible, beating LSU at Baton Rouge. On the other hand, Auburn, after an unimpressive start to the season, did beat Florida at Florida. Currently, I have Auburn ranked at #22, behind #20 Florida. That may change before Wednesday. As it stands, I have trouble dropping Florida as far as I have after such a solid performance, and have a hard time putting Auburn as the best two-loss team, but still, I criticized the Georgia-South Carolina thing a few weeks ago, so I'm chewing on this one. Maybe I should just move them in lockstep, Auburn one pace ahead until one of them loses again.

In my previous post I expressed my pleasant surprise that IU is getting so many votes. After filling out my ballot, I can see why. Pickings get a bit slim for those last couple of spots.

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

EDIT. Yes, I'm changing it already. Auburn lost to a top five team and to a Mississippi State team that may not be as bad as usual. Florida lost to LSU and Auburn. The quality of Florida's losses is better, but not so much better as to overwhelm the significance of a head-to-head win by the road team. And who was I kidding? They're both better than Kentucky and all the other teams below them.