Baylor's undefeated dreams were crushed by Clint Chelf and Oklahoma State. (USATSI)
Baylor's undefeated dreams were crushed by Clint Chelf and Oklahoma State. (USATSI)

Week 14 didn't exactly provide the drama of previous November weekends, but it did include a shake up in the Top 5 that has reset the conference race in the Big 12. Oklahoma State dominated Baylor in Stillwater, jumping up to No. 7 after the 49-17 win. The Bears fell to No. 9, and now need help in order to win the league's automatic BCS bid. 

Oregon also lost its inside track to the Rose Bowl after a 42-16 loss at Arizona, dropping to No. 12 in the polls. No. 8 Stanford clinched a spot in the Pac-12 title game after a win against Cal, while No. 13 Arizona State held off UCLA and will face the Cardinal for a bid to the Rose Bowl.

No. 1 Alabama, No. 2 Florida State and No. 3 Ohio State all cruised to victory, and No. 5 Missouri picked up a key win at Ole Miss to stay in front of the SEC East.  

Check out the full Top 25 below:

1. Alabama (11-0)

2. Florida State (11-0)

3. Ohio State (11-0)

4. Auburn (10-1)

5. Missouri (10-1)

6. Clemson (10-1)

7. Oklahoma State (10-1)

8. Stanford (9-2)

9. Baylor (9-1)

10. South Carolina (9-2)

11. Michigan State (10-1)

12. Oregon (9-2)

13. Arizona State (9-2)

14. Wisconsin (9-2)

15. LSU (8-3)

16. Fresno State (10-0)

17. UCF (9-1)

18. Northern Illinois (11-0)

19. Texas A&M (8-3)

20. Oklahoma (9-2)

21. Louisville (10-1)

22. UCLA (8-3)

23. USC (9-3)

24. Duke (9-2)

25. Notre Dame (8-3)

Clemson edged out Auburn for the No. 4 spot in the Coaches Poll; which counts for the BCS formula. The official BCS standings won't be announced until 8:30 p.m. ET Sunday night, but you can see where Auburn will likely fall in Jerry Palm's BCS projections now.

Check out the full Coaches Poll  Top 25 below:

1. Alabama

2. Florida State

3. Ohio State

4. Clemson

5. Auburn

6. Missouri 

7. Oklahoma State

8. Baylor

9. South Carolina

10. Stanford

11. Michigan State

12. Oregon

13. Fresno State

14. Wisconsin

15. LSU

16. Louisville

17. Oklahoma 

18. Arizona State

19. UCF

20. Northern Illinois

21. Texas A&M

22. UCLA

23. USC

24. Duke

25. Cincinnati