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Kinda same argument as SEC in football by NDoggie78
Big 10 teams don't have as good of records because they have to play each other. Some validity to that argument, but it is early and we shall see.
And there are several teams that are ranked high who haven't played anyone yet.
#2 St. Cloud St. has played 1 ranked team and lost (Northeastern)
#4 Providence has played 1 ranked team and lost (Notre Dame)
#5 Denver has not played a ranked team
Of course all the early rankings could be all wrong and these teams turn out to be at the appropriate positions - just too early to worry .... yet (a sweep by ND this weekend would be sweet)