College Football Polls: BCS Standings and AP Top 25 after Week 13

The college football polls and rankings after Week 13, including the BCS Standings and the AP Top 25.

College Football Polls: BCS Standings and AP Top 25 after Week 13 The end of a very exciting college football week is over, full of surprises and moves on the college football polls and rankings. Let's start with the highly anticipated release of the Week 13 BCS Standings and who will play for the title. Missouri Tigers (11-1) came out atop of the BCS Standings today, after beating Kansas 36-28 in one of the top games this weekend and Kansas have now slipped down to the 7th position in the Bowl Championship Series standings. The No.2 spot is now occupied by West Virginia (10-1), after putting the smack-down on Connecticut 21-66.

Who will play for the BCS title? This question still depends on the outcome of the next week's games - Missouri will play Oklahoma and West Virginia will meet Pittsburgh. If both No.1 Missouri and No.2 West Virginia win their games - they will play each other in the national championship game. If one of them loses on Saturday - the No.3 Ohio State (11-1) will have a shot at the BCS title. And if both of them lose - Ohio State could play a two-loss team for the BCS title. Currently No.4 is Georgia, after beating the Yellow Jackets 31-17 in Atlanta and No.5 in the BCS Standings is now occupied by Kansas. Here are the rest of the college football teams that made it in the BCS Standings after Week 13: 6. Virginia Tech; 7. LSU; 8. USC; 9. Oklahoma; 10. Florida; 11. Boston College; 12. Hawaii; 13. Arizona State; 14. Tennessee; 15. Illinois; 16. Clemson; 17. Oregon; 18. Wisconsin; 19. BYU; 20. Texas; 21. South Florida; 22. Virginia; 23. Cincinnati; 24. Auburn; 25. Boise State.

There is a little difference in the AP Top 25 after Week 13 from the BCS Standings. Missouri is now the No.1, followed by West Virginia. No.3 in the AP Top 25 college football polls is Ohio State and fourth on the table is Georgia. The difference in the AP Top 25 comes at the fifth position, which is held by LSU, after a 50-48 upset against Arkansas. Here are the rest of the college football teams in the AP Top 25: 6. Virginia Tech; 7. Kansas; 8. USC; 9. Oklahoma; 10. Florida; 11. Hawaii; 12. Boston College; 13. Arizona State; 14. Tennessee; 15. Illinois; 16. Clemson; 17. Texas; 18. Oregon; 19. Wisconsin; 20. Cincinnati; 21. Brigham Young; 22. Virginia; 23. Auburn; 24. Boise State; 25. South Florida.

Published on 11/25/2007