No team is safe.
On a week where nearly every top team in college football trailed at some point during their games, some of them ultimately losing, the overall result was utter chaos to the Bleacher Report's Top 25 poll. Hardly any teams remain in the same place they were a week ago, and the claim to the top spot is almost as muddied as any other place in the rankings.
How crazy is it? Four different schools garnered first-place votes after Week 4's action, and the difference between first and third place in the ranking was a mere nine points.
This week's Bleacher Report Top 25 was voted on by 17 members of Bleacher Report's college football team: writers Keith Arnold, Phil Callihan, Michael Felder, Justin Ferguson, Kyle Kensing, David Kenyon, Ben Kercheval, Adam Kramer, Brian Leigh, Brian Pedersen, Barrett Sallee, Brad Shepard, Erin Sorensen and Marc Torrence, as well as editors Eric Bowman, Hunter Mandel and Max Rausch.
Each voter submits his or her ballot based on observations made during the just-completed week's games. Teams receive 25 points for a first-place vote, all the way down to one point for being ranked 25th. And then the top 25 vote-getters are ranked in order of their point totals.
Check out Bleacher Report's Week 4 poll, then give us your thoughts in the comments section.
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