Joel Klatt's College Football Rankings: Indiana Shakes Up The Top 10, LSU Falls

If you have been waiting for a major shakeup in the top 10, then it's here: Indiana's huge win over Illinois is part of that, but its performance isn't the only one that reshaped these rankings.

Week 4 of the college football season is in the books, and so are Joel Klatt's weekly rankings of the top 10 schools. 

Here are Klatt's top 10 rankings after another week of college football games.

Klatt's take: They were off last week, but it's still Ohio State at No. 1. They've been, to me, the most impressive team. Again, you lose 14 draft picks off of your team that won a national championship, had all of that senior leadership, they've got to replace so much on their team, and what do they do? It's just reload and go back to business. Quarterback Julian Sayin has been terrific, he's leading the country in completion percentage. He throws it down the field as well, it's not like it's just dink and dunk to achieve that completion percentage. Very accurate and deep down the field. They've still got Jeremiah Smith, who I think is the best player in college football, you still have Caleb Downs and a defense that has reloaded under Matt Patricia – that's the team to me that's been the most impressive, and they're my No. 1 team.

Klatt's take: Every week, I get more and more and more impressed by Miami. This team is really good. They're great at the line of scrimmage on both sides. Rueben Bain has been the most impactful defender in college football so far. He and Caleb Downs have been clearly the two best defenders in the sport, and yet Bain has been a bigger impact player thus far this year. Bain has been a game wrecker – no one can block him on the line of scrimmage, the pressure he puts on the opposing quarterback is immense,