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College Football Rankings, Week 15: Oregon, Stanford Gives Pac-10 Two Top-Five Teams
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December 5, 2010
Final BCS Standings: No. 2 Oregon, No. 4 Stanford Gives Pac-10 Two Top-Four Teams
The final BCS standings have been released, and the Pac-10 has two top-four teams for the first time to end a regular season. The Oregon Ducks are ranked second, putting them in the national title game against No. 1 Auburn. The Stanford Cardinal, meanwhile, remain at No. 4.
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December 5, 2010
College Football Rankings: USC Will End Season Unranked In AP Poll For First Time Since 2001
The USC Trojans ended their season on a high note, beating the rival UCLA Bruins 28-14 on Saturday night to cap their season with a win. However, the 8-5 Trojans, who began the year ranked 14th, remained unranked in this week's Associated Press poll, as they have been for three straight weeks. USC ended their season unranked in the AP poll for the first time since 2001.
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December 5, 2010
College Football Rankings, Week 15: Oregon Overtaken By Auburn, Stanford Remains In AP Poll Top 5
There were only a scant few games this weekend, but there was still movement at the top of the college football polls. The Oregon Ducks fell from their top spot in the latest Associated Press poll, while the Stanford Cardinal remained at No. 5, the same ranking held by both in the USA Today coaches poll. Auburn gained 13 first-place votes from Oregon.
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December 5, 2010
College Football Rankings, Week 15: Oregon, Stanford Gives Pac-10 Two Top-Five Teams
USC and UCLA might not be ranked, but the Pac-10 has two teams at the top of the polls in Oregon and Stanford. Both the Ducks and Cardinal are in line for BCS bowl bids.