College football has seen some wild weekends in recent history, but past instances of mayhem will be hard pressed to equal this weekend's turn of events and its subsequent impact on the rest of the season. Top ten programs fell victim to upsets all over the country, and the BCS has now been thrown into total disarray. Teams like Arkansas and Virginia Tech now have legitimate chances to advance to the BCS title game, and programs like Michigan, Kansas State and Boise State are back in the conversation for BCS at-large bids. Many people think we have chaos now, but what happens if the dominoes continue to fall? Who plays for the title if Arkansas beats LSU, Auburn beats Alabama, Georgia wins the SEC Championship game, Oklahoma beats Oklahoma State, Stanford loses the Pac-12 Championship game, and Virginia beats Virginia Tech? Well then Boise State and Houston would play for the BCS title. Now that's chaos. For now, this is how AmStat is ranking the top 25 teams in college football.
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| Tyler Wilson has the Hogs in the BCS title picture |
1. LSU Tigers (11-0)
2. Arkansas Razorbacks (10-1)
3. Oklahoma State Cowboys (10-1)
4. Alabama Crimson Tide (10-1)
5. Boise State Broncos (9-1)
6. Houston Cougars (11-0)
7. Stanford Cardinal (10-1)
8. Virginia Tech Hokies (10-1)
9. Georgia Bulldogs (9-2)
10. USC Trojans (9-2)
11. Michigan State Spartans (9-2)
12. Kansas State Wildcats (9-2)
13. Wisconsin Badgers (9-2)
14. Michigan Wolverines (9-2)
15. South Carolina Gamecocks (9-2)
16. Oregon Ducks (9-2)
17. Oklahoma Sooners (8-2)
18. TCU Horned Frogs (9-2)
19. Clemson Tigers (9-2)
20. Penn State Nittany Lions (9-2)
21. Baylor Bears (7-3)
22. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (8-3)
23. Virginia Cavaliers (8-3)
24. West Virginia Mountaineers (7-3)
25. Rutgers Scarlet Knights (8-3)
Also Considered...
Georgia Tech (8-3)
Tulsa (8-3)
BYU (8-3)
Dropped Out...
14. Nebraska (8-3)
21. Southern Miss (9-2)
23. Florida State (7-4)
25. Cincinnati (7-3)
