Andrew Luck and the Stanford Cardinal moved up to No. 4 in the BCS, while Oregon remained in line for a spot in the national title game, giving the Pac-10 two teams in the top four as they hope for two BCS bowl bids for the first time in eight years.
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The penultimate BCS standings have been released, and the Pac-10 has two top-four teams for the first time in six years. The Oregon Ducks have moved out of the top spot, but are still in line for the national title game, sitting at No. 2, while the Stanford Cardinal are now No. 4. On November 27, 2004, USC was ranked No. 1 while Cal was ranked No. 4.
The 2011 Rose Bowl picture, meanwhile, is becoming more clear with these rankings. The Big Ten participant will be decided by next week's BCS standings, and No. 5 Wisconsin has the current edge over No. 6 Ohio State. The Badgers will likely face TCU if everybody wins out, while Stanford needs a loss by Auburn and a win by Oregon for the Cardinal to make their first Rose Bowl since 1999.
Full Week 14 BCS rankings as follows:
The Arizona Wildcats are ranked 23rd, giving the Pac-10 three teams in the BCS top 25.
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After a pair of losses by top ten teams this weekend, there has been movement near the top of the latest college football polls. Much like the USA Today coaches poll, the Stanford Cardinal have moved up to No. 5 in the latest Associated Press poll. The Oregon Ducks remain on top, albeit with one fewer first place vote than last week. Here is the new AP poll top 25:
Arizona, which ranked 20th last week, dropped into the "others receiving votes" section, the only other Pac-10 team mentioned anywhere in the poll. The Wildcats are ranked 26th. The USC Trojans were ranked 29th last week, but dropped out after their 20-16 loss to Notre Dame.
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The latest college football polls are out today, and the Stanford Cardinal moved up three spots to No. 5 in the latest USA Today coaches poll. The Oregon Ducks remained as the top-ranked team, but lost a pair of first-place votes. Both Boise State and LSU dropped after losses. Here is the new USA Today coaches poll top 25:
Arizona, which was ranked No. 20 in last week's coaches poll, dropped out of the top 25 after their loss to Oregon on Friday night. The Wildcats got 47 points, and are technically ranked 26th, 15 points behind UCF. This is the first time since in 12 weeks that the Pac-10 has only had two teams in the coaches poll top 25.