For a season of failed alliances and unanimous votes, there have actually been a lot of power shifts in the Big Brother 25 game. The underdogs have been on the top, and the top dogs have been on the bottom. And back again. And again. Just last week Cameron was on top, and this week he’s at the bottom. That’s part of the magic of this silly show.
Let’s take a look at how everyone stacked up this week on my traditional grading scale.
Jag: 98/100. Jag earns his first head of the class spot this week by winning another veto and helping force Bowie Jane’s hand at making the biggest move of the season – finally getting Cameron out. Jag and Matt are in running-the-show mode with their little Minutemen alliance, but they’re no Chilltown or Renegades. They are not flying under the radar and will likely be finding themselves in some trouble very soon. Last week: 94.
Matt: 95/100. Matt holds onto the same spot and grade this week because he continues to show what a great social player he is. Even when he and Jag come under fire, he’s going to be safe over Jag. Last week: 95
Cirie: 92/100. Cirie is finally climbing back up the ranks after several weeks of putting off her woe is me vibe in the game. She’s back on track and making plans that and deals that have given her a possible pathway to the end once again. Last week: 90
Bowie Jane: 88/100. This will likely be the highest Bowie Jane ever scores. And honestly, it’s probably a little too high. And the only reason her score is this high is not because she is the one actually pulling the trigger on Cameron, it’s because she is seemingly the only who who sees how serious a threat Cirie really is. And to be totally fair, Cameron leaving is not even in her best interest. She might be making a big move, but it’s not going to help her in the least. Last week: 73
America: 86/100. America continues to just hover around the middle. She knows the game and knows what should happen, but she’s so focused on just having a good Big Brother experience, I don’t think she’s really focused on winning the game at this point. But she’s always going to be the safe one if she’s sitting next to Cory. Last week: 85
Cory: 83/100. Cory keeps slipping as he is the No. 1 target after Cameron goes. He has just shown his cards too much and has never really been seen as a trustworthy person and it has caught up with him. Last week: 91
Felicia: 80/100. Felicia has really bounced back. From being the actual target twice to making it to this point in the game says a lot. But what does it say a lot about? Not exactly Felicia’s game, but how she’s shown that she’s not a real threat and can easily be someone who can go on the block if the need. But sometimes those people stick around a lot longer than any one plans. Last week: 70
Blue: 79/100. Blue goes up a bit this week because she listened to Cirie about letting the guys target Cory so she can claim innocences and scoop up America. She’s passing the idea off as her own, but that was all Cirie, so that’s why she’s no higher than she is this week. Last week: 69
Cameron: 70/100. Cameron is toast. He played hard, but not exactly well. He fought hard though. So that is admirable. But he couldn’t even keep himself safe when his No. 1 ally won HOH this week. He kind of blew it. But to be fair, no one was ever going to let Bowie Jane not put Cameron on the block.
Flunked (evicted)
Kirsten
Reilly
Hisam
Red
Izzy
Jared
Mecole
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!
