I wrote on my site about how Cal flopped but it should also be noted that Tennessee was pretty dominant. If one is voting based on known quantities (things that have actually happened) as opposed to unknown quantities (things we think are going to happen but may not), I don't see how Tennessee isn't first.

My ballot, if I were in the BlogPoll (and I didn't apply to be because after Week 1, I don't see games live; I watch about 25 Tivoed games a week from Monday-Thursday though):

1. Tennessee - Slaughtered a highly thought of Cal team. One of only two teams with a win over a ranked opponent.
   
2. Florida State - Won at the Orange Bowl for the first time since 1998. One of only two teams with a win over a ranked opponent (and on the road, no less).
   
3. Southern Cal - Went on the road and hung 50 on a team with a good defense.
   
4. Notre Dame - Most were disappointed in their performance, I was impressed with it. I didn't think this team had the defense to win a grind it out game, especially on the road. I'm more of a believer in Notre Dame now than I was 72 hours ago.
   
5. Oregon - I don't think they'll be better than Ohio State, Auburn or Texas but a home blowout over Stanford is better than a home blowout over Northern Illinois, Washington State or North Texas.
   
6. Ohio State - Ran it up in the first quarter; could have scored 70 if they wanted to.
   
7. Auburn - Slaughtered a Washington State team many thought was much improved.
   
8. UCLA - Some have said Utah could be a BCS team this year and UCLA beat them by three touchdowns.
   
9. Texas - Nice start to the Colt McCoy era.
   
10. Florida - I think Southern Miss is better than Akron, Vanderbilt, UL-Lafayette, Marshall, UAB, Kentucky, Louisiana Tech and all the other crummy teams that the powers beat up on.
118. Colorado - Lost at home by nine to DI-AA Montana State.
     
119. Duke - Got shutout at home by DI-AA Richmond.