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Alabama and Ohio State won their opening games easily, while Texas slipped a spot due to their performance against a Rice squad they normally would have pummeled. Boise State proved they belong among the BCS elite with a Monday night victory against perennial contender, Virginia Tech, who is nevertheless replaced in the rankings by an Oregon team than ran up 72 points on Saturday. Iowa and Florida switch positions due to their respective performances, while Texas Christian, Nebraska and Wisconsin held steady to round out the top 10.
Rankings as of September 7, 2010
#1 Alabama (1-0), 720 pts.
#2 Ohio State (1-0), 630 pts.#3 Boise State (1-0), 610 pts.
#4 Texas (1-0), 565 pts.
#5 Iowa (1-0), 530 pts.
#6 Florida (1-0), 485 pts.
#7 Texas Christian (1-0), 430 pts.
#8 Nebraska (1-0), 370 pts.
#9 Oregon (1-0), 355 pts.
#10 Wisconsin (1-0), 305 pts.
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