12. Washington (3-1): The Huskies got a feel-good start to their life as Big Ten members by winning big over Northwestern at home but haven’t beaten a team ranked in the top 80 of the Sagarin rankings.

Here’s a look at how we see the power rankings of the Big Ten after four weeks of action. Don’t sling mud at us just yet because we’re sure this thing will change a hundred different ways from now until the end of the season with so many marquee matchups in the 18-team league.

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Ohio State, Penn State, Indiana, Maryland, Iowa, Rutgers, and Illinois prevailed in Week 4, while Purdue, UCLA, MSU, Nebraska, and Minnesota failed. Oregon and Wisconsin were on bye this week. With all of that in mind, here is our revamped Big Ten power ranking after Week 4. Last game: Loss vs. Oregon State, 21-38

Week 4 of the college football season has come and gone. Here's the updated US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 poll ahead of Week 5:

Ohio State remains firmly atop the Big Ten Power Rankings, but two familiar rivals made moves over the weekend.

Lincoln, Nebraska, USA; Illinois Fighting Illini quarterback Luke Altmyer (9) drops to throw against Nebraska Cornhuskers linebacker MJ Sherman (48) during the first quarter at Memorial Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Dylan Widger-Imagn Images / Dylan Widger-Imagn Images Has your opinion of the Big Ten changed after four weeks of college football?