Power Rankings

The Bearcats lose their hold on the top spot after a home loss to the Mountaineers. The Bulls hand the keys of the Big East basement over to the Orange, while Rutgers and Pittsburgh tighten up the conference title race. In the ever volatile Big East, here is how it all breaks down.

The Bearcats separate themselves as the team to beat in the Big East, while the Orange fail to grasp bowl eligibility for the second straight week. The Cardinals continue to rise as the Mountaineers stumble at home. In the ever volatile Big East, here is how it all breaks down:

One thing is clear about the Big East this year: its consistently inconsistent. After starting 2-0, Rutgers has dropped two straight, while Louisville has won back-to-back conference games for the first time since 2006. After soaring high last week, the Orange crash back to reality. In the ever volatile Big East, here is how it all breaks down.

The Bearcats continue to be the only constant in the Big East. After a wacky weekend, Syracuse vaults to No. 2 while South Florida falls to No. 8. What’s left in between? Your guess is as good as mine.

South Florida continues to fall as Rutgers continues to rise. Cincinnati holds strong, while Louisville finds the bottom of the Big East basement. Here’s how it all breaks down.

Take a look at The Juice Online’s 2011 Week 7 Power Rankings to see which teams reign supreme in Big East football.