Last weekend's match-ups were as entertaining as they were unsurprising, and the top four remain in place as a result. Several key games will be played next weekend -- Utah vs. TCU & Alabama vs. LSU, among others -- that will undoubtedly impact the upper echelon. Dropping from the top 10 are Michigan State and Missouri, while Nebraska and Stanford enter the rankings for the second time this season.
Rankings as of November 1, 2010
#1 Oregon (8-0), 680 pts.
#2 Boise State (7-0), 655 pts.
#3 Auburn (9-0), 640 pts.
#4 Texas Christian (9-0), 565 pts.
#5 Utah (8-0), 555 pts.
#6 Alabama (7-1), 470 pts.
#7 Wisconsin (7-1), 430 pts.
#8 Ohio State (8-1), 370 pts.
#9 Stanford (7-1), 325 pts.
#10 Nebraska (7-1), 310 pts.
#2 Boise State (7-0), 655 pts.
#3 Auburn (9-0), 640 pts.
#4 Texas Christian (9-0), 565 pts.
#5 Utah (8-0), 555 pts.
#6 Alabama (7-1), 470 pts.
#7 Wisconsin (7-1), 430 pts.
#8 Ohio State (8-1), 370 pts.
#9 Stanford (7-1), 325 pts.
#10 Nebraska (7-1), 310 pts.
Stanford quarterback Andrew Luck rushes for a 51-yard touchdown in the first quarter against Washington. The Cardinal defeated the Huskies, 41-0. The men from Palo Alto are definitely for real. © Otto Greule, Jr./Getty Images
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