Illinois is way down in the bottom left. You might be seeing Miami (the right side of their logo is partially obscured) who looks to be about 10...which isn't unreasonable.
Looking at the underlying data, the rankings go like
- Alabama
- Ohio St
- Georgia
- Oklahoma
- Clemson
- LSU
- Texas A&M
- Texas
- Oregon
- Miami
- Florida
- Notre Dame
- Penn St
- North Carolina
- Ole Miss
- Michigan
- Florida St
- Tennessee
- USC
- UCLA
- Auburn
- Michigan St
- Mississippi St
- Maryland
- South Carolina
- Kentucky (this is clearly misplaced on the chart or on the list)
- Oklahoma St
- Texas Tech
- TCU (tie for 29)
- Mizzou (tie for 29)
- Iowa
- Georgia Tech
- Wisconsin (tie for 33)
- West Virginia (tie for 33)
- Washington (tie for 35)
- Arkansas (tie for 35)
- Stanford
- Nebraska
- Wake Forest
- Baylor
- Rutgers
- Louisville
- Virginia Tech (tie for 43)
- North Carolina St (tie for 43)
- Indiana
- Pitt
- Minnesota
- Utah (tie for 48)
- Arizona St (tie for 48)
- Duke
- Iowa St
- Oregon St
- Virginia
- Arizona (tie for 54)
- Syracuse (tie for 54)
- Northwestern
- Colorado
- Kansas St
- Cal
- Boston College
- Vanderbilt
- Purdue
- Illinois
- Washington St
- Kansas
- BYU