There’s no way you can put Ohio State in your top 4 and also have Indiana 12th. The logic does not follow.

Let’s pull on this thread a bit more. Ohio State is 4th. Their best win is at home vs Indiana by 7. Their remaining wins are home vs 2-5 Rutgers and 2-4 Nebraska, at 2-4 MSU and at 2-5 Penn State.

Indiana is 6-1, with a win at a ranked Wisconsin team, wins over every team that Ohio State has beaten except Nebraska, and a close 7 point loss to Ohio State on the road.

The only possible basis for ranking Ohio State 4th is that you’re overvaluing their Big Ten competition — yet you’re highly undervaluing Indiana in that same equation? On what basis?

Iowa State moves up a spot after beating an unranked West Virginia team at home, and yet #iufb doesn’t move up after beating a ranked Wisconsin team on the road.

Not to mention that Iowa State has lost twice, including a home loss by 17 to a Sun Belt team.

Oklahoma is still ranked ahead of IU despite having lost at home to a Kansas State team that is now 4-6 and just lost 69-31 at home to Texas! Oklahoma’s best win is not as good as #iufb’s best win, and Oklahoma has, by the way, lost twice as well.

Georgia — also still ranked ahead of #iufb — has lost twice, while IU has lost once. Georgia’s best win was at home vs Auburn, who is now 5-4 on the season — and that is an inferior victory to winning at Wisconsin (which happened this past weekend, just to remind the committee)

Cincinnati is ranked ahead of #iufb. Their best win is (laughing hysterically cannot continue tweet)

Cincy’s list of wins - Austin Peay, Army, USF, UCF (barely), Memphis, Houston, ECU, SMU. A FCS team and a collection of teams with a combined record of 33-26 and no rankings.

Miami is ranked ahead of #iufb. The Canes got boat raced by Clemson to the tune of 42-17. Their next best win is…probably unranked NC State on the road by 3 points.

Hey while we’re at it — Florida lost at Texas A&M. They have a win over Georgia — who we have established is not worthy of their top 10 ranking. Florida’s remaining wins: Ole Miss, South Carolina, Mizzou, Arkansas, Vandy, Kentucky, Tennessee