Oregon makes a huge jump after destroying USC in one of the more impressive performances I’ve seen in a while.
1. Florida (1) – Finally looked like the dominating Gator team from last year.
2. Alabama (2) – Very tempted to put Texas here, but I’ll give Alabama a chance to redeem its spot against LSU this week.
3. Texas (3) – Has looked very good the last two weeks since beating Oklahoma.
4. Boise State (6) – Get a bump up thanks to Oregon’s performance. That September win looks bigger by the day.
5. Oregon (13) – Any time you beat USC by 27, you are going to shoot up the rankings.
6. TCU (5) – Loses a spot, but due more to what others did well.
7. Cincinnati (7) – Bearcats cruising along in the Big East.
8. Iowa (8) – Hawkeyes looked awful for 3 quarters against Indiana, then won by 18. Weird.
9. LSU (9) – Big showdown with Alabama looms.
10. Georgia Tech (10) – Put up 56 points on Vandy.
11. Penn State (12) – Put away Northwestern late.
12. USC (4) – The Trojans have to hate the Pacific Northwest right now.
13. Pittsburgh (15) – Panthers are quietly surging up the polls.
14. Houston (16) – Cougars gain 750 yards of offense to win 50-43 shootout over Southern Miss.
15. Miami (Fla) (17) – Escaped Wake Forest by the hair of their chinny-chin-chin.
16. Ohio State (19) – Buckeyes win laugher over New Mexico State.
17. Utah (20) – Utes scrape one out against Wyoming.
18. Oklahoma State (11) – Cowboys got blasted by Texas and quite frankly, I may have them too high.
19. BYU (22) – Moved up 3 spots in a bye week. Must be nice.
20. Oklahoma (23) – Sooners complete sweep of Kansas schools.
21. Arizona (25) – Wildcats could be a sleeper in the Pac-10.
22. Notre Dame (NR) – Irish keep winning and finally get back in the top 25.
23. California (NR) – Last-second FG gets Cal win at Arizona State.
24. Virginia Tech (14) – Two straight losses has Va. Tech holding on for dear life.
25. Wisconsin (NR) – 37-0 thrashing of Purdue gives Badgers spot.
Receiving consideration: Mississippi, Texas Tech, West Virginia
Dropped out: No. 18 Mississippi, No. 21 South Carolina, No. 24 West Virginia
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