The home stretch of the college football season is underway, with conference play leading to losses for eight ranked teams in a weekend that shook up the chase for the BCS title game and multiple conference crowns.
Alabama and Oregonretained their pole positions after convincing wins, but the rest of the Top 10 has been complete rearranged after a weekend that featured five of the top 11 ranked teams falling and new frontrunners emerging in BCS conferences.
Florida State jumps to No. 3 in the poll after running up a 51-14 rout on Clemson in Death Valley, while Ohio State holds at No. 4 and Missouri, the undefeated frontrunner in the SEC East, jumps up to No. 5.
Check out the full AP Top 25 below
1. Alabama (7-0) -- 55 first-place votes
2. Oregon (7-0) -- three first-place votes
3. Florida State (6-0) -- two first-place votes
4. Ohio State (7-0)
5. Missouri (7-0)
6. Baylor (6-0)
7. Miami (6-0)
8. Stanford (6-1)
9. Clemson (6-1)
10. Texas Tech (7-0)
11. Auburn (6-1)
12. UCLA (5-1)
13. LSU (6-2)
14. Texas A&M (5-2)
15. Fresno State (6-0)
16. Virginia Tech (6-1)
17. Oklahoma (6-1)
18. Louisville (6-1)
19. Oklahoma State (5-1)
20. South Carolina (5-2)
21. UCF (5-1)
22. Wisconsin (5-2)
23. Northern Illinois (7-0)
24. Michigan (6-1)
25. Nebraska (5-1)
Below is the Coaches Poll, which factors into the BCS standings. The first BCS standings will be released Sunday night at 8:30 p.m. ET.
1. Alabama --57 first-place votes
2. Oregon -- four first-place votes
3. Florida State -- one first-place vote
4. Ohio State
5. Baylor
6. Miami
7. Missouri
8. Stanford
9. Texas Tech
10. Clemson
11. UCLA
12. Oklahoma
13. Oklahoma State
13. LSU
15. Texas A&M
16. Louisville
17. Auburn
18. Fresno State
19. Virginia Tech
20. South Carolina
21. Nebraska
22. Northern Illinois
23. Michigan
24. Wisconsin
25. UCF
