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Big East Power Rankings Week Seven

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Tino Sunseri #12 of the Pittsburgh Panthers drops back to pass in front of teammate Dion Lewis #28 (Photo by Jared Wickerham/Getty Images)

It's that time again - Big East Power Rankings.

This week we saw Pitt lay a beatdown on the Cuse, Lousiville fell just short to Cincinnati, West Virginia rolled over USF, and Rutgers held on against Army.

So where do we stand?

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Well, my vote looked like this:

1. West Virginia - Still looking like the team to beat
2. Pittsburgh - Big win on the road against a conference foe
3. Cincinnati - Looking better each week
4. Rutgers - Woulda coulda shoulda lost to Army
5. UCONN - Idle
6. Syracuse - Big drop after a big loss
7. Louisville - Looking better, but I don't know that they're better than any of the teams ahead of them yet
8. South Florida - 0-2 in the conference

Check out The UCONN blog for the full poll results.

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