Rocky Top Talk's week one ballot has been submitted to the College BlogPoll thusly:

Rank	Team	Delta
1	Florida
2	Texas	1
3	Southern Cal	1
4	Alabama	1
5	Penn State	1
6	California	3
7	Oklahoma State	5
8	Brigham Young	9
9	Boise State	9
10	Oklahoma	6
11	Georgia Tech	3
12	LSU	4
13	Mississippi	3
14	Ohio State	7
15	TCU	1
16	North Carolina	3
17	Virginia Tech	6
18	Kansas	7
19	Oregon State	5
20	Utah	1
21	Nebraska	1
22	Tennessee
23	Georgia	8
24	Cincinnati
25	Notre Dame
Last week's ballot

A few notes:

• Expect Volatility Early.  I firmly believe that early season polls contain no meaningful data.  Other than knowing that some teams should be really good, a bunch may be good, and some are pretty bad, 59 completely independent observations don't give you enough information to make 120 partitions.  But hey, it's fun.
• Oklahoma.  Despite losing Bradford, the Oklahoma game was still a close one, and the stadium was a new venue for both teams.  They're still a really good team, but I'm not ready to call their season over quite yet.
• Mississippi.  Maybe week 1 was just full of jitters for them.  Teams like this are why volatility is a good thing; if they prove to be an elite over the next few weeks, I have no problem bumping them right back among the elites.  But right now, the data doesn't give a lot of support to the theory.
• Ohio State.  Navy could legitimately be on a top 25 ballot this early, given how close that game was.  Since I didn't put them on mine, I can't defend having OSU any higher.
• Tennessee.  I really want to wait on UT until after the UCLA game, just so we have something more than a cupcake to judge the Kiffin era by.  The problem was that every edit I made caused Tennessee to float higher.  I see nothing wrong with 22 at the moment, which in reality is saying "they might end in the top 10, but they might end 5-7" - and that applies to every team that could be on the ballot, really.  But the fact is, Tennessee was a team that excelled in all the measurables that can be gleaned from a cupcake game.  There is nothing in the available information to justify not considering them at the moment.
  
• Georgia.  Sure, they were on the road and Oklahoma State is way up there.  But I think the loss of Sturdivant is going to really hurt a passing game that was underwhelming in the first place.  After week 1, their performance was rougher and shakier than Tennessee's; it doesn't mean they'll end up worse necessarily, but it does mean they should be ranked lower.  For now.
• Teams not on the ballot.  59 teams have a win (FIU and TCU did not play).  Of the 59 winners, plus TCU and FIU, perhaps 40 have reasonable arguments for the ballot.  I wouldn't disagree with any of them.