BlogPoll, Week 6: You Already Know Who's Up and Down

Alabama is still No. 1 in this week's BlogPoll, but its edge in first-place votes is starting to erode. We're sorry if Nick Saban sees that, Missouri. Truly sorry.

Results for Week 6

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	Alabama Crimson Tide (64)	24.37	1.43	--
2	Oregon Ducks (4)	23.20	1.65	--
3	South Carolina Gamecocks (7)	22.61	1.50	4
4	West Virginia Mountaineers (1)	21.34	1.98	4
5	Florida Gators (9)	21.23	2.03	6
6	Kansas St. Wildcats (1)	20.23	1.81	--
7	Notre Dame Fighting Irish (1)	19.47	2.21	2
8	Ohio St. Buckeyes	16.74	4.67	4
9	LSU Tigers	14.67	3.73	-5
10	Oregon St. Beavers	13.82	4.28	3
11	Florida St. Seminoles	12.52	4.18	-8
12	USC Trojans	12.14	5.00	2
13	Georgia Bulldogs	12.06	3.24	-8
14	Oklahoma Sooners	11.75	4.34	3
15	Texas Longhorns	10.97	3.34	-5
16	Clemson Tigers	9.64	4.46	--
17	Stanford Cardinal	9.63	4.38	1
18	Louisville Cardinals	8.95	3.67	1
19	Mississippi St. Bulldogs	7.84	4.09	2
20	Rutgers Scarlet Knights	5.85	3.64	3
21	Cincinnati Bearcats	5.38	3.73	5
22	Louisiana Tech Bulldogs	3.78	3.80	7
23	Ohio Bobcats	3.60	4.31	2
24	Texas A&M Aggies	3.51	3.35	6
25	Iowa St. Cyclones	1.68	2.63	13
Others Receiving Votes: Boise St. Broncos | Baylor Bears | TCU Horned Frogs | Michigan Wolverines | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Texas Tech Red Raiders | Michigan St. Spartans | Duke Blue Devils | Penn St. Nittany Lions | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | N.C. State Wolfpack | Northwestern Wildcats | Nevada Wolf Pack | North Carolina Tar Heels | Nebraska Cornhuskers | Oklahoma St. Cowboys | Northern Illinois Huskies | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers | Toledo Rockets | San Jose St. Spartans | Texas-San Antonio Roadrunners | UAB Blazers
Updated: Oct 9, 2012 9:46 AM EDT

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

The other SEC notes, of course, are the tumbling of LSU and Georgia and the rise of South Carolina and Florida. The Gamecocks check in at No. 3 -- it still feels weird to say that -- and the Gators are No. 5 with nine first-place votes. LSU hangs around the Top 10 at No. 9, while Georgia's slide ended up at No. 13. Mississippi State ticked up two places to No. 19, while Texas A&M enters the poll at No. 24.

The conference is absent from the extracurriculars. So, you know, other than the huge explosion at the top of the league that smashed the preseason consensus, not much news here for SEC partisans.