Cameron held all the power this week in the Big Brother 25, proving that his 100/100 score last week was not a fluke. But then he went on to target Felicia and I was like wait a minute. Is he really as good as I thought? Why would be be targeting Felicia. But his jury argument actually made some sense. But not enough to really target her. But I’m digressing. Let’s get to this week’s report card.
As always, I’ll be grading each player on a 100-point scale. I’ll be looking at power, moves, prowess, social skills and strategy.
Big Brother 25 Houseguest Report Card
Cameron, 97/100 — Cameron holds onto the stop spot again this week, but he loses some points for targeting Felicia. But he has consented to make some good moves this week and has not stopped strategizing once. Last week: 100
Matt, 95/100 — Matt also stays at his second place spot because now that he and Jag have teamed with Cameron, they are solid. They also have America, Blue and Cory. Those allies with Matt’s social game has positioned him as a real contender this season. Last week: 95
Jag, 94/100 — Like Matt, Jag has made the wise decision to just team up with Cameron. And he has a good relationship with everyone else too. He’s messier and shows his cards a lot easier than Matt, though, so that’s why I’ve given Matt the edge. Last week: 92
Cory, 91/100 — Things were looking bleak last week and earlier this week for Cory, but now he’s leading the charge at a vote flip that I thought would have been impossible. Cameron went from ready to get Cory out to asking Cory how to run his HOH. That’s impressive. That’s not to say Cory won’t be everyone’s target in a week, but for this week, he’s shined. Last week: 88
Cirie, 90/100 — Cirie isn’t in on anything currently, but the fact that she’s STILL not a target is a mind blowing testament to how good she has been at this game socially. Last week: 90
America, 85/100 — America continues to inadvertently use Cory as her shield. And everyone knows she can’t be trusted to not share secrets, but don’t seem to care. It’s kind of like at least with her they know what to expect. That says a lot about a person’s game. I think. Last week: 85
Mecole, 75/100 — Mecole found herself on the block this week, so she had to amp up her game. And she’s done a great game socializing and campaigning. Of course she might actually be in real trouble this week, but she tried her best to stay. Last week: 80
Bowie Jane, 73/100 — Bowie gets an extra point each week now because she’s actually in the game finally. She has proven herself to be so loyal and such a non-threat that now everyone just wants her to stick around. Last week: 72
Blue, 69/100 — Blue thinks she’s playing a great game, but when everyone is pretending to work with you while trying to weaken you by targeting your allies means you aren’t as powerful as you think. Last week: 70
Felcia, 70/100 — Felicia has really fallen. And I don’t mean in the hot tub. Or in the bedroom. Or during the veto competition. She just has made a series of bad moves, and the latest should have sealed her fate. But her silly moves, have actually accidentally worked in her favor it seems. Here;’s to hoping that she can climb back up in the rankings if she sticks around this week. Last week: 70
Flunked (evicted)
Kirsten
Reilly
Hisam
Red
Izzy
Jared
Expelled
Luke
These scores and rankings are simply my own. There’s no real science to it, so please don’t take them so seriously. If you disagree, please share your thoughts in our comments below and on Twitter and Facebook! Let’s discuss!
Also, keep in mind that a lot went down today on the Live Feeds, so these rankings were finalized before a lot of the drama kicked in.
