Top 25 At A Glance

Sat., Nov. 4, 2000

1. Oklahoma at Baylor Last time Sooners were top-ranked was 1987.

2. Virginia Tech at No. 3 Miami Quarterback Michael Vick is listed as day-to-day.

3. Miami vs. Virginia Tech Winner gets likely trip to Orange Bowl.

4. Florida State vs. No. 10 Clemson Seminoles have won eight straight against Clemson.

5. Nebraska vs. Kansas Cornhuskers sport 39-1 record against Kansas since 1960.

6. Florida at Vanderbilt Spurrier is 10-0 vs. Vanderbilt.

7. Oregon at Washington State Series tied 35-35-7 against Cougars.

8. Washington vs. Arizona Six come-from-behind victories this season.

9. TCU at San Jose State Longest winning streak in Div. I at 12 and counting.

10. Clemson at No. 4 Florida State 1989 last time Tigers beat Seminoles.

11. Purdue - idle Quarterback Drew Brees makes up for mistakes.

12. Michigan at No. 21 Northwestern 47-13-2 all-time mark against Northwestern.

13. Southern Miss. vs. Louisville 19-5 all-time against Louisville.

14. Oregon State at California Simonton rushed for 1,000 yards as freshman, sophomore and junior.

15. Notre Dame - idle Earned first overtime victory with win over Air Force last week.

16. Ohio State vs. Michigan State Buckeyes are 20-11 all-time against Spartans.

17. Georgia - idle Missed opportunities.

18. Mississippi State at Kentucky 3-11 at Lexington, Ky.

19. Kansas State vs. Iowa State Wildcats are 9-1 in last 10 games against Cyclones.

20. Texas at Texas Tech Longhorns have won 36 of 49 against Texas Tech.

21. Northwestern vs. Michigan Wildcats have 7-17 record at home against Wolverines 22. South Carolina - idle Wore down in fourth quarter against Volunteers.

23. Auburn - idle 6-0 at home this season.

24. Texas A&M at Oklahoma State Toombs had huge game vs. Kansas State.

25. Georgia Tech - idle Watkins’ one-hander wins it.

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9 a.m.: No. 2 Hokies, packing 14-game Big East Conference winning streak, take on the third-ranked Hurricanes. Winner will have inside track to the BCS national championship game./CBS

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