DALLAS (FWAA) – The Oklahoma Sooners continued to pace the FWAA's Grantland Rice Super 16 Poll, collecting all 16 first-place votes for the fourth straight week since the poll resumed on Oct. 13. The Sooners, one of only two remaining unbeaten teams in Division I-A, solified their spot with a convincing 52-9 romp over in-state rival Oklahoma State.

After Oklahoma, though, things start to get interesting as USC has risen to No. 2, ahead of Florida State and LSU. Just one poll point separates the Seminoles and Tigers, though. USC ran away from Washington State, 43-16, to assume the No. 2 ranking, while Washington State fell to No. 13.

This week's FWAA National Team of the Week, Virginia Tech, caused the biggest tremor in the poll with its 31-7 win over then No. 2 Miami, ending the Hurricanes' 40-game regular-season unbeaten streak. That dropped Miami down to No. 7, just a point below Ohio State. Now at No. 5, the Hokies, on the strength of two defensive touchdowns, rekindled their national title hopes ten days after falling victim to the previous national team of the week, West Virginia. Arkansas, with its 71-63 overtime win at Kentucky, was the only other school nominated for team of the week.

As for the rest of the poll, Michigan moved up four spots to No. 8 after dropping Michigan State, 27-20. The Wolverines, one of five Big Ten teams in the poll, lead a pack of two-loss teams from 8-11. Michigan State fell five spots to No. 14. TCU, the only other unbeaten team in the nation, moved up two spots to No. 12. Texas worked its way back into the poll, up to No. 10 with its 31-7 win over Nebraska, which joined Oklahoma State as the two teams to fall from the rankings this week.

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The complete poll for the week of Nov. 3 is as follows: