League of Legends: LCS Spring Week 4 Power Rankings

FlyQuest continues to reign supreme, but how have things shifted?

Three weeks in and FlyQuest remains undefeated in the LCS. We all thought FlyQuest had the potential to be great, but people have to be surprised that they've realized it this quickly. Around the league, there is quite a battle underway to see who can be the worst team and still in second place. Let's dive into our LCS Week 4 Power Rankings!

Contents

1. Week 4 League of Legends LCS Schedule
2. Match of the Week - Evil Geniuses vs 100 Thieves
3. How To Watch League of Legends

LCS Week 4 Power Rankings

While it wont come as any surprise that FlyQuest continues to lead the pack given that they're undefeated, we've had some major shake ups throughout the rest of the lineup.

1. FlyQuest (6-0)

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That's the funny thing about being undefeated, you tend to stay right at the top of the list. They're the best until they prove they're not.

2. Evil Geniuses (4-2)

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You guys are lucky you beat C9 last week, or I'd have given them the two slot on the grounds that their social media trash talk is better.

3. Cloud9 (4-2)

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Fudge is still a monster, but that was a tough loss to EG. 

4. 100 Thieves (4-2)

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There has never been a team where I have more strongly believed that they will hurt me the moment I begin to trust them. And I used to be a CLG fan.

Team Liquid (3-3)

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Between TSM and Team Liquid? I don't know, they look like the same team. I guess Liquid still has the higher ceiling, so they get the nod?

6. TSM (3-3)

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TSM is better than I thought they'd be, but they don't have a win against a team with a winning record. 

7. Golden Guardians (2-4)

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I said last week I thought this team was better than their record, and they powered to a 2-0 week against Immortals and CLG.

8. Immortals (2-4)

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No, your win over Dignitas does not impress me. If you want to be ranked higher than 8th, don't lose to Golden Guardians.

9. CLG (2-4)

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2-0 feels so long ago, doesn't it guys?

10. Dignitas (0-6)

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At what point does it stop being too early to wonder if they're going to go winless this year?

Week 4 League of Legends LCS Schedule

Wednesday, February 15th

Evil Geniuses (4-2) vs 100 Thieves (4-2) - 5pm EST

Immortals (2-4) vs FlyQuest (6-0) - 6pm EST

CLG (2-4) vs Team Liquid (3-3) - 7pm EST

Team Dignitas (0-6) vs Cloud9 (4-2) - 8pm EST

TSM (3-3) vs Golden Guardians (2-4) - 9pm EST

Thursday, February 16th

Team Liquid (3-3) vs Evil Geniuses (4-2) - 5pm EST

Immortals (2-4) vs Cloud9 (4-2) - 6pm EST

CLG (2-4) vs 100 Thieves (4-2) - 7pm EST

TSM (3-3) vs FlyQuest (6-0) - 8pm EST

Team Dignitas (0-6) vs Golden Guardians (2-4) - 9pm EST

Friday, February 17th

CLG (2-4) vs FlyQuest (6-0) - 5pm EST

Immortals (2-4) vs Evil Geniuses (4-2) - 6pm EST

Team Liquid (3-3) vs Cloud9 (4-2) - 7pm EST

TSM (3-3) vs Team Dignitas (0-6) - 8pm EST

Golden Guardians (2-4) vs 100 Thieves (4-2) - 9pm EST

Match of the Week - Evil Geniuses vs 100 Thieves

Our match of the week this week also happens to be the first match this week. Kicking things off on Wednesday at 5pm EST, this match features two of our second place teams, both with a 4-2 record. 

Both teams were expected in the preseason to be contenders for the spring split title, and both of them are still very much in the running. Evil Geniuses has looked somewhat unsteady so far this season, as if their communication and timing are just a little bit off. 100 Thieves has also underperformed in a few matches, but has overall looked strong. 

How To Watch League of Legends

Check out all the action over at the LCS Twitch and Youtube channel. You can follow the LCS every Thursday and Friday through out the Spring Split.