USA Today College Football Poll 2013: Complete Week 11 Rankings Released

With five of the Top 10 teams in the USA Today Coaches Poll idle in Week 10, there's very little change atop this week's new rankings.   

Here's a look along with B/R's latest Top 25 rankings.

Rank	Team (first place votes)	Record	Points	B/R Ranking
1	Alabama (54)	8-0	1540	1
2	Oregon (5)	8-0	1475	3
3	Florida State (3)	8-0	1436	2
4	Ohio State	9-0	1369	4
5	Baylor	7-0	1299	5
6	Stanford	7-1	1222	6
7	Clemson	8-1	1121	7
8	Oklahoma	7-1	971	10
9	Missouri	8-1	961	9
10	Auburn	8-1	959	8
11	Oklahoma State	7-1	864	13
12	LSU	7-2	835	12
13	Texas A&M	7-2	800	11
14	Miami (FL)	7-1	747	15
15	South Carolina	7-2	722	14
16	Louisville	7-1	569	19
17	Fresno State	8-0	567	16
18	UCLA	6-2	494	18
19	Michigan State	8-1	446	17
20	Northern Illinois	9-0	409	20
21	Central Florida	6-1	340	22
22	Wisconsin	6-2	333	21
23	Texas Tech	7-2	217	23
24	Arizona State	6-2	130	25
25	Notre Dame	7-2	108	24

Alabama, Oregon, Baylor, Stanford and Oklahoma were all idle this weekend but will each face a stiff test in Week 11. The Ducks will travel south to take on the Cardinal on Thursday night, the Bears will host the Sooners and the two-time defending national champion Crimson Tide will battle bitter rival LSU in Tuscaloosa.   

Meanwhile, Florida State and Ohio State both won big in Week 10, combining for well over 1,100 yards of total offense en route to blowout victories over Miami (FL) and Purdue, respectively. 

Even though Heisman Trophy candidate Jameis Winston struggled, the Seminoles still managed to beat the Hurricanes in convincing fashion thanks to their productive running game. Florida State possessed the ball for more than 38 minutes and converted on 11 of 15 third downs. 

Jimbo Fisher's 'Noles will travel to take on Wake Forest next week while the 'Canes will host Virginia Tech in a pivotal matchup with huge implications in the ACC's Coastal division.

Elsewhere in the Top 10, Clemson and Missouri both rolled on Saturday. 

Clemson's Tajh Boyd broke the ACC's career touchdown record despite coming out of the game early in the second half. With 116 touchdowns to his name, Boyd is four clear of previous record-holder Philip Rivers, who starred at NC State from 2000 to 2003.

A week after having its national championship hopes dashed by South Carolina, Mizzou bounced back in a big way by destroying Tennessee in Columbia behind a three-touchdown performance from freshman quarterback Maty Mauk.

Auburn, Texas A&M, Oklahoma State and South Carolina each earned impressive victories in Week 10, but will be tested again next weekend. 

There's certainly plenty to look forward to in Week 11, especially on Thursday night when Stanford hosts Oregon in a colossal Pac-12 clash and undefeated Baylor takes on Oklahoma in another Top 10 showdown.

You can bet that action will be worth staying up late for.

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