Week 11 Rankings

Your Top 25:

Rk	Δ	Team	Pts
1	+3	Baylor	81.3

Baylor takes the #1 spot after a statement 41-12 win over Oklahoma, their toughest opponent so far.

2

0

Florida State

80.2

The Seminoles cruised past Wake Forest, winning 59-3 and clinching a trip to the ACC title game.

3

0

Ohio State

80.0

The Buckeyes stay put at #3 after a bye week.

4

+1

Alabama

76.5

Bama pulled away from LSU in the second half on their way to a 38-17 victory and killing all but Auburn's chances in the SEC West.

5

-4

Oregon

75.8

Oregon falls to #5 after Stanford pulls off the upset, likely wresting the Pac-12 North away from the Ducks.

6	0	Missouri	66.8
7	+1	Stanford	65.8
8	-1	Auburn	65.5
9	0	Wisconsin	61.2
10	+1	Arizona State	58.2
11	-1	Clemson	57.1
12	+2	Georgia Tech	55.3
13	+2	South Carolina	52.3
14	+2	Michigan State	51.7
15	+4	Oklahoma State	51.3
16	-3	BYU	50.6
17	0	Louisville	50.2
18	+6	UCLA	49.3
19	+2	Northern Illinois	48.2
20	-8	Miami (FL)	47.9
21	+7	Washington	47.6
22	+3	Texas A&M	47.5
23	+4	USC	46.8
24	+2	UCF	46.4
25	-7	LSU	46.2

Teams falling out of the Top 25: (#26) Arizona, (#31) Houston, (#32) Oklahoma

Teams worse than the average FCS team: (#121) Western Michigan, (#122) New Mexico State, (#123) Georgia State, (#124) Miami (OH), (#125) Southern Miss, (#126) FIU

Largest improvement in rank: +11 Buffalo pulled off their best game of the season with a 30-3 victory over MAC East contender Ohio.

Largest drop in rank: -16 Florida was the victim of this week's worst upset, losing to Vanderbilt at home for the first time since 1945.

Most consistent team: Pittsburgh retains this title after the Panthers edged Notre Dame by a touchdown, about what the math expected them to do.

Most inconsistent team: Old Dominion also retains their title, though their 21-point victory over Idaho is closer to expectations.

Conference Rankings:

Conference	Average
SEC	41.63
Pac-12	41.33
ACC	37.03
Big Ten	36.62
Big 12	33.35
American	24.52
Mountain West	21.76
Sun Belt	20.65
Conference USA	18.16
MAC	17.91

Games to watch next week:

(#7) Stanford at (#23) USC (8:00 PM ET, ABC) Both teams are still striving for the Pac-12 title. In this corner is the Stanford Cardinal, now the front-runner in the Pac-12 North after beating the Oregon Ducks last week. With USC and Cal left on Stanford's conference schedule, the Trojans are Oregon's best hope at spoiling Stanford's season. In the other corner are the USC Trojans, sitting behind Arizona State and UCLA in the Pac-12 South. A win over Stanford would help keep their dream alive, but what USC really needs is Arizona State to lose.

Line: Stanford by 9

(#12) Georgia Tech at (#11) Clemson (Thursday 7:30 PM ET, ESPN) Hard to believe after three straight losses in late September to early October, but Georgia Tech has hung in there and is now sitting atop ACC's Coastal Division. A win and losses by Virginia Tech and Miami (FL) would send the Yellow Jackets to the ACC Championship Game. Clemson will not be going to Tampa regardless, but wins here and against South Carolina at the end of the season would likely be enough for an at-large BCS bid.

Line: Georgia Tech by 11.5

(#21) Washington at (#18) UCLA (Friday 9:00 PM ET, ESPN2) UCLA still controls its own destiny in the Pac-12 South. Unfortunately, the Bruins face an uphill climb with Washington, Arizona State, and USC left on their schedule. If they lose to the Huskies, UCLA could still make it to the Pac-12 title game, but it becomes much less likely for them to do so.

Line: Washington by 2

(#28) Georgia at (#8) Auburn (3:30 PM ET, CBS) Both of these teams are behind, but could still make it to the SEC Championship. Georgia's chances are slim, as the Bulldogs need to win out and need Missouri to lose out. Auburn, on the other hand, still controls its own destiny. The Tigers could still make it if they lose to Georgia, but only as long as both they and Mississippi State beat Alabama.

Line: Auburn by 15.5