College Football Poll

Texas A&M jumps seven spots after beating Nebraska. Relevant football in College Station is a good thing.

Not much else to note.

Stanford lept up to No. 6 in the BCS, and jumped five spots to No. 5 in our poll. LSU jumps six spots up to No. 7, while Utah suffers a 10-spot drop after the Utes got their asses handed to them by those Horny Toads.

Michigan State and Missouri both drop eight spots and Iowa jumps up seven spots. Nebraska and Stanford are back in the top ten. Hawaii cracks the top 25, just in time for a visit to Boise.

Speaking of Boise, they keep dropping in the BCS, but it was good news for them that Michigan State and Missouri lost. One of TCU and Utah has to lose this week as they play each other, which will help Boise. Somewhere along the line they are going to need Auburn to lose and Alabama to lose one more time to have a shot.

Auburn jumps up two spots to No. 3. Cam Newton is a grown-ass man. Missouri jumps up eight spots. The Tigers looked really solid.

I want to bid USC an advanced farewell from the Top 25 after they lose to Oregon by double-digits.

Boise State tops our poll after Ohio State goes down. Oklahoma climbs from No. 6 to No. 4 behind unbeaten Oregon and TCU. Auburn rounds out the top five as other unbeatens fall in line.

The next tier, ranked No. 9 through No. 14 has the one-loss teams are still very much contenders. Texas, USC, Virginia Tech and Miami all jump back into the top 25.

Ohio State is the new unanimous No. 1 team, with Alabama dropping all the way down to No. 11. Boise State stays above Oregon as those schools round out the top three.

Oregon jumped up two spots to No. 4, and nearly overtook Boise State in our poll. Michigan state had the biggest jump, moving up eight spots to No. 15. LSU actually moves down after narrowly surviving, a sign that we are getting tired of their shenanigans.

See ya later USC. You won't be heard of for a while.

Welcome Nevada. That's awesome. Really all you can say about that.

Texas plummets 16 spots to No. 21, while Florida makes a three spot jump as Oklahoma continues to look shaky.