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College Football Rankings, Week 11: Alabama still reigns supreme, Stanford No. 16

Alabama is still the top-ranked team in the country after beating LSU, while Stanford is up to 16th after beating Colorado.

Doug Pensinger

Alabama is still No. 1 in the AP Poll after defeating then-fifth-ranked LSU on Saturday night in Death Valley. The Crimson Tide came back to beat the Tigers, 21-17, and improve to 9-0 on the season, keeping them unanimously atop the poll.

Oregon is No. 1 and did make up some ground on the Crimson Tide, mainly by establishing itself as the clear second ranked team in a 62-51 win over USC in Los Angeles. They are still much closer to No. 3 Kansas State than they are Alabama, but they inched a bit closer.

Notre Dame's scare didn't drop them as they held on to beat Pitt in triple overtime. They are still ranked fourth, one spot ahead of Ohio St. and Georgia, who are tied for fifth.

Stanford easily handled Colorado 48-0 over the weekend, but that didn't do them much good. They still dropped a spot to No. 16, one spot ahead of UCLA, which made an eight-spot jump to 17th after thrashing Arizona.

Here's the entire AP Poll:

Rank Team Votes
1 Alabama (60) 1,500
2 Oregon 1,421
3 Kansas State 1,395
4 Notre Dame 1,318
5 Ohio State 1,198
5 Georgia 1,198
7 Florida 1,112
8 Florida State 1,057
9 LSU 1,029
10 Clemson 931
11 Louisville 862
12 South Carolina 836
13 Oregon State 796
14 Oklahoma 765
15 Texas A&M 700
16 Stanford 655
17 UCLA 446
18 Nebraska 441
19 Louisiana Tech 355
19 Texas 355
21 USC 237
22 Mississippi State 187
23 Toledo 146
24 Rutgers 99
25 Texas Tech 97