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BCS Standings will be added sometime Sunday afternoon. Update: done.
| Rank | Team | W-L | Power Index | This week |
| 1 (↑2) | Oklahoma BCS=2 | 11-1 | 1.7337 (LW × 1.020) | won by 20 at Oklahoma-St |
| 2 (↓1) | Florida BCS=4 | 11-1 | 1.7304 (LW × 1.012) | won by 30 at Florida-St |
| 3 (↓1) | Texas BCS=3 | 11-1 | 1.6638 (LW × 0.976) | won by 40 vs Texas-A&M |
| 4 (-) | Penn-St BCS=8 | 11-1 | 1.6499 (LW × 0.998) | Bye |
| 5 (-) | USC BCS=5 | 10-1 | 1.6096 (LW × 1.009) | won by 35 vs Notre-Dame |
| 6 (↑3) | Boise-St BCS=9 | 12-0 | 1.5772 (LW × 1.015) | won by 51 vs Fresno-St |
| 7 (↓1) | Texas-Tech BCS=7 | 11-1 | 1.5613 (LW × 0.979) | won by 7 vs Baylor |
| 8 (-) | Ohio-St BCS=10 | 10-2 | 1.5578 (LW × 1.000) | Bye |
| 9 (↓2) | Alabama BCS=1 | 12-0 | 1.5533 (LW × 0.991) | won by 36 vs Auburn |
| 10 (-) | Utah BCS=6 | 12-0 | 1.5491 (LW × 1.000) | Bye |
| 11 (↑1) | Ball-St BCS=12 | 12-0 | 1.5172 (LW × 1.009) | won by 23 vs W-Michigan |
| 12 (↓1) | TCU BCS=11 | 10-2 | 1.5160 (LW × 1.002) | Bye |
| 13 (↑2) | Boston-Coll BCS=17 | 9-3 | 1.4913 (LW × 1.007) | won by 7 vs Maryland |
| 14 (↑2) | Cincinnati BCS=13 | 10-2 | 1.4685 (LW × 0.996) | won by 20 vs Syracuse |
| 15 (↑5) | Rutgers | 6-5 | 1.4665 (LW × 1.002) | Bye |
| 16 (↑3) | Mississippi | 8-4 | 1.4629 (LW × 0.995) | won by 45 vs Mississippi-St |
| 17 (↑17) | Oregon BCS=19 | 9-3 | 1.4538 (LW × 1.066) | won by 27 at Oregon-St |
| 18 (-) | West-Virginia | 7-4 | 1.4523 (LW × 0.986) | lost by 4 at Pittsburgh |
| 19 (↓6) | Florida-St BCS=24 | 8-4 | 1.4506 (LW × 0.969) | lost by 30 vs Florida |
| 20 (↑2) | Iowa | 8-4 | 1.4504 (LW × 0.998) | Bye |
| 21 (↑3) | North-Carolina | 8-4 | 1.4481 (LW × 1.011) | won by 8 at Duke |
| 22 (↑3) | Michigan-St BCS=21 | 9-3 | 1.4311 (LW × 1.002) | Bye |
| 23 (↑9) | Clemson | 7-5 | 1.4281 (LW × 1.039) | won by 17 vs South-Carolina |
| 24 (↑3) | Pittsburgh BCS=23 | 8-3 | 1.4223 (LW × 1.018) | won by 4 vs West-Virginia |
| 25 (↑3) | Georgia-Tech BCS=15 | 9-3 | 1.4207 (LW × 1.023) | won by 3 at Georgia |
| 26 (↓12) | Missouri BCS=20 | 9-3 | 1.4151 (LW × 0.952) | lost by 3 vs Kansas |
| 27 (↓10) | Georgia BCS=16 | 9-3 | 1.4138 (LW × 0.959) | lost by 3 vs Georgia-Tech |
| 28 (↓7) | Oklahoma-St BCS=14 | 9-3 | 1.3977 (LW × 0.956) | lost by 20 vs Oklahoma |
| 29 (-) | BYU BCS=18 | 10-2 | 1.3908 (LW × 1.003) | Bye |
| 30 (↓4) | Nebraska | 8-4 | 1.3844 (LW × 0.988) | won by 9 vs Colorado |
| 31 (↓1) | Virginia-Tech BCS=25 | 8-4 | 1.3742 (LW × 0.992) | won by 3 vs Virginia |
| 32 (↑1) | Connecticut | 7-4 | 1.3739 (LW × 1.001) | Bye |
| 33 (↑5) | NC-State | 6-6 | 1.3695 (LW × 1.027) | won by 10 vs Miami-FL |
| 34 (↓11) | Oregon-St | 8-4 | 1.3649 (LW × 0.952) | lost by 27 vs Oregon |
| 35 (↑1) | California | 7-4 | 1.3631 (LW × 1.003) | Bye |
| 36 (↓1) | Northwestern BCS=22 | 9-3 | 1.3580 (LW × 0.999) | Bye |
Comments:
Oklahoma moves up to the #1 spot, but their power index is close enough to Florida's to be virtually tied.
Florida will have a chance to retake the #1 spot when they play Alabama next week.
As I expected, Texas' power index takes a big hit in spite of a 40-point win over now 4-8 Texas A&M. They're now a significant way below #1 Oklahoma.
How can the Big 12 South leave their division winner (even at the 5th tie-breaker level) up to the BCS? Might as well just make it a coin-toss.
Mississippi has had an amazing season. They were 3-4 at one point before finishing on a 5-game winning streak. None of their losses have been by more than 7 points. Whoever gets them in a bowl game could be in for a very tough game.
As predicted (or at least, suggested was possible), LSU finishes the regular season 7-5.
