NORMAN — Following a week in which three of the nation's top-5 teams went down, normality returned to college football Saturday.
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Oklahoma retained its top spot in the Associated Press poll, released Sunday, after beating Baylor 49-17. OU gained an additional eight first-place votes from No. 2 Alabama, which struggled at home with unranked Kentucky.
The teams in the top 5 stayed the same, though Missouri jumped to No. 3 past idle LSU after hammering Nebraska 52-17.
The only top-10 team to lose was South Florida.
Oklahoma State, coming off a 56-28 win over Texas A&M, moved up four spots to No. 17.
OU is also No. 1 in the Coaches and Harris polls, which factor into the BCS Standings.
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Roger, you and Tu need to stay away from Mama's house.
BOOMER SOONER! As a fan talking smack 63-17, Sooners. I mean its got to be that way for OU to maintain the top spot. It might be a back and forth but I dont think thats going to happen.
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