College Football Rankings 2014: Week 14 AP and Amway Standings Revealed

Cupcakes were abound in Week 13 of the college football season, so there wasn't much change at the top of the rankings. However, one Top 10 program continued to slide after a shocking blowout loss.    

Alabama, Oregon and Mississippi State all throttled their opponents to remain in the Top Four of the rankings. Despite Florida State scuffling against Boston College, the Seminoles remained undefeated but are no longer at the top of both polls.

The Crimson Tide took over the No. 1 spot in the Amway Coaches Poll while the Seminoles are still at the top for The Associated Press.

Meanwhile, Ole Miss was shut out by Arkansas on the road in a 30-0 loss that dropped it out of the Top 10. Following Saturday's action, here's a look at the Associated Press and Amway Coaches polls ahead of Week 14.

Biggest Winner: UCLA

Winning the battle for Los Angeles means a lot for UCLA, but it also helped secure a spot in the Top 10 in both polls for the Bruins.

UCLA dominated USC, 38-20, to move to 9-2 and in position to put together the special year it was hoping for prior to the season. Quarterback Brett Hundley spoke about how special the win was, per Greg Beacham of The Associated Press (via The Washington Times):

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UCLA runs L.A., if you guys didn’t hear last year. ...

It’s hard to express how it feels to win three times in a row versus your rival. Everything that goes into the game, each year it gets bigger and bigger, and this year was to top it off. This was the biggest - the Pac-12 South (standings), everything was on the line. And to come in our house, have everybody there and to pull out a victory like that at home, it says a lot to this team.

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The junior signal-caller torched the Trojans for four total touchdowns and his fifth game with over 300 passing yards. He was limited on the ground with just two rushing yards, but one went for a score as USC couldn't find an answer.

Hundley also broke a school record during the game, as ESPN Stats & Info points out:

Still holding on to a chance at making the Pac-12 Championship Game, the Bruins are firing on all cylinders. Now a Top 10 team in every poll, Hundley has UCLA looking like one of the best teams in the country late in the season.

Biggest Loser: Ole Miss

For the second straight week, Arkansas smashed an SEC opponent with a shutout win. Only this time, it was a former Top 10 program that couldn't run with the Razorbacks.

The Rebels went into Fayetteville and simply couldn't find any offense to secure another win in the SEC West. Bo Wallace threw two interceptions as the Razorbacks forced six turnovers on the day.

Even with the loss, Ole Miss still has a lot to play for heading into the final game of the season. Austin Miller of OleMissSports.com notes what lies ahead in the Egg Bowl against Mississippi State:

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It's only the third time in 111 all-time meetings that Ole Miss and Mississippi State will meet as ranked teams and the first since 1992.

— Austin Miller (@austinkmiller) November 23, 2014"

Wallace has one more chance to prove that he can lead the Rebels in his final showdown with the Bulldogs during his senior season. Going in with a 1-1 record against Mississippi State, Wallace has a chance to earn one of the most memorable wins over the program's biggest rival.

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