Comparing the polls with the computer rankings

After 4 weeks of the season, you'd like to think both a computer ratings system and the poll voters have enough information to make a fair estimation of the rating/ranking of the top-25.  So, I thought I'd compare several polls and rating systems below to see if there was any consistency.  For the purposes of this comparison I'm using the AP and Coaches polls along with my computer and the Sagarin Predictor computer ratings.

Team	AP	Coaches	Schmidt	Sagarin
Florida	1	1	6	1
Texas	2	2	8	7
Alabama	3	3	1	8
LSU	4	4	21	12
Boise State	5	5	2	5
Virginia Tech	6	6	4	4
USC	7	7	19	3
Oklahoma	8	8	12	2
Ohio State	9	9	25	6
Cincinnati	10	11	11	13
TCU	11	10	9	16
Houston	12	15	16	49
Iowa	13	17	5	11
Oklahoma State	14	12	36	39
Penn State	15	13	30	17
Oregon	16	25	10	9
Miami	17	21	13	23
Kansas	18	16	31	42
Georgia	19	14	34	27
BYU	20	21	33	15
Mississippi	21	18	27	44
Michigan	22	20	48	45
Nebraska	23	24	7	10
California	24	19	28	18
Georgia Tech	25	26	18	22

In the top-10, the standout differences in the top-10 are that LSU, #4 in both polls, is #21 and #12 in the computers.  And my computer is not nearly as impressed by USC and Ohio State as the polls and Sagarin.  And interestingly Sagarin has 1-loss Oklahoma rated #2!

Outside the top-10 Sagarin also doesn't like Houston while the polls and my computer are pretty consistent there.  My computer is ready to anoint Iowa as the best in the Big-Televen but the others are not.  The computers are consistent in saying that Oklahoma State, Kansas, Georgia, and Michigan are overrated in the polls and that Oregon and Nebraska are a bit underrated.

An interesting comparison.  What do you think?