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BCS Standings For Nov. 30: Oklahoma Moves to Second

by Jon Azpiri | November 30, 2008 at 03:40 pm

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BCS poll results were released Sunday, November 30 and the University of Alabama remains on top of the standings. The big story on Week 14, however, is that the University of Oklahoma Sooners moved into second place after a win against state rivals Oklahoma State. The Sooners will likely face Missouri in the Big 12 championship game. If they wing that game, they will likley face Alabama or Florida to decide the national championship.

The University of Texas fell to third despite a victory over Texas A&M on Thanksgiving. The Longhorns are now hoping Texas is left now to hope that Missouri can upset Oklahoma next week, giving them a chance to sneak into the title game.

Here is a list of the Top 25 teams in the BCS standings as of Nov. 23:

Team BCS Average

1	Alabama	0.971
2	Oklahoma	0.935
3	Texas	0.922
4	Florida	0.885
5	USC	0.808
6	Utah	0.784
7	Texas Tech	0.781
8	Penn St.	0.737
9	Boise St.	0.703
10	Ohio St.	0.634
11	TCU	0.563
12	Ball St.	0.531
13	Cincinnati	0.483
14	Oklahoma State	0.428
15	Georgia Tech	0.405
16	Georgia	0.331
17	Boston College	0.320
18	Brigham Young	0.314
19	Oregon	0.304
20	Missouri	0.282
21	Michigan St.	0.255
22	Northwestern	0.122
23	Pittsburgh	0.101
24	Florida St.	0.077
25	Virginia Tech	0.057

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ROLAND H LEIJA (not verified)

at 17:51 on November 30th, 2008

why play the games.......TEX' 45

HOYTO (not verified)

at 18:27 on November 30th, 2008

Who wrote this? Okie alumnus? OK and Alabama for the national championship? I think the Florida Gators may have something to say about that. Do your homework.