LSU, Alabama and Arkansas make it an SEC 1-2-3 at the top of the AP Top 25 rankings, making it the first time since 1971 the top 3 teams were from the same conference, mostly thanks to Oregon and the Oklahoma teams suffering from big upsets.

Everyone was focused on one game, and LSU came out on top, beating Alabama 9-6 in the ‘Game of the Century’, #1 vs #2 SEC private battle. Oklahoma State, Boise State and Houston remain as the other undefeated schools with the Cowboys taking over the no.2 spot in the nation.

LSU and Alabama didn’t move, Stanford and Andrew Luck beat USC and pretty much not much moving around in the top 5, while Kansas State and Clemson lost for the first times this season, while Houston solidify themselves as the top school in Texas.

LSU and Alabama continued to run through the SEC and college Football, setting up a n0.1 vs no.2 next week, the second time a 1-2 game has happened between SEC teams. Meanwhile, Oklahoma lost to Texas Tech, replaced by Oklahoma State at no.3, their highest rankings since 1984.

LSU, Alabama and Oklahoma remained as the top 3 teams in the nation for yet another week. In fact, the entire top 10 didn’t budge, while Kansas State, with the recently out of retirement Bill Snyder, got their highest rankings since 2004, reaching no.12 with their perfect 6-0 record.

The SEC 1-2 combo continues, as LSU still occupy number one after crushing Florida and Alabama right behind with a shout out win over Vanderbilt. Oklahoma got the big win of the weekend, destroying big rivals Texas 55-17 and for the first time since 1982, there’s no team from Florida in the top 25.

The SEC continue to dominate with LSU staying on top of the rankings while Alabama crushed Florida, climbing up to number two, meaning the SEC West owns the top two spots in the nation. This is the 10th time in the last four seasons that the SEC had the top two teams in the nation.

LSU and Les Miles reach the no.1 spot, replacing Oklahoma, for the first time since 2007 (ended with a national title), after their win over West Virginia despite the Sooners’ 38-28 win over Missouri. Both Alabama (over Arkansas) and Oklahoma State (at Texas A&M) got big wins over ranked teams.

Oklahoma got a big win over former no.5 Florida State to remain at the top spot of the College Football Rankings, LSU and Alabama switched 2 and 3 again while Ohio State, after being dropped by Miami, fell out of the AP Top 25 for the first time since 2004.

Oklahoma didn’t play but still stayed on top of the AP rankings, followed by Alabama and LSU in the Top 25 of College Football after week 2, with national champions Auburn finally breaking into the rankings following a big win over Mississippi State.