I've been on the West Virginia bandwagon for most of the season, ranking them higher than most BlogPoll voters as they were No. 3 on my ballot last week. And then the Texas Tech disaster happened. C'est la vie, Mountaineers.

No. 1 Alabama and No. 2 Oregon maintain their spots at the tops while other teams move up and down and stuff. More explanations below.

Hustle Belt Ballot - Week 7

Rank	Team	Delta
1	Alabama Crimson Tide	--
2	Oregon Ducks	--
3	Kansas St. Wildcats	2
4	Florida Gators	2
5	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	2
6	LSU Tigers	5
7	South Carolina Gamecocks	-3
8	Florida St. Seminoles	--
9	Clemson Tigers	--
10	Oregon St. Beavers	2
11	Ohio St. Buckeyes	2
12	Oklahoma Sooners	5
13	West Virginia Mountaineers	-10
14	Georgia Bulldogs	-4
15	USC Trojans	--
16	Louisville Cardinals	--
17	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	2
18	Texas A&M Aggies	4
19	Texas Tech Red Raiders	--
20	Ohio Bobcats	1
21	Stanford Cardinal	-1
22	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	1
23	Cincinnati Bearcats	1
24	TCU Horned Frogs	-6
25	Texas Longhorns	-11
Dropouts: Louisiana Tech Bulldogs

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Some thoughts:

- I didn't want to remove Louisiana Tech from my poll but I had to make room for Texas Tech after it curb-stomped West Virginia. Probably could've slid Texas out but I'll give the Longhorns one more week there.

- The TCU drop was perhaps correcting what should've happened a week ago after starting quarterback Casey Pachall left the school. Yeah i know they blew out Baylor, but I chose to move up some other teams after impressive wins.

- Alabama and Oregon have been my No. 1 and 2 teams all season long, and nothing has happened yet to make me waver and change my vote.

- I have Oklahoma much lower on the list than most voters - that loss to Kansas State still leaves a bitter taste in my mouth, even if the Wildcats have proven themselves time and time again.

- My thoughts on Notre Dame from last week still stand. I'm not sure they'd beat the teams ranked 6-14 but the Irish continue to keep beating teams still in the top-25 but ranked below that tier (Stanford, Michigan). A couple of their wins, especially Michigan State, aren't nearly as impressive as people thought at the time. I don't think they'll beat USC or Oklahoma (I'd be very worried about the Sooners if I was an Irish fan).

- Ohio, why most you test me? I moved them up a spot to 20th, but you can easily make a case that they don't deserve to be in the top 25 at all.

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