BCS Standings Week 10: Alabama Still No. 1; Oregon Jumps to No. 2; Baylor Among Those Locked Out

It's the second edition of the BCS standings for 2013, which means that it doesn't quite have the zip of the first release. And there aren't too many surprises at this point, given the way the games went this past weekend.

1. Alabama
2. Oregon
3. Florida State
4. Ohio State
5. Stanford
6. Baylor
7. Miami (FL)
8. Clemson
9. Missouri
10. Oklahoma

As expected, Oregon moves to No. 2, while Florida State clocks in at No. 3. That's likely because Oregon defeated UCLA, which was No. 14 in the computers last week, while FSU played N.C. State. The chips were already responsible for the very small lead that the Seminoles enjoyed last week, and the strength of schedule difference brought Florida State down far enough for Oregon to pass them overall.

The looming question over the whole BCS that no one seems to be talking about is, what about Baylor? The Bears have been annihilating every opponent they've faced this season, but it's been quite, and no one seems to be buying into the team from Waco just yet. If they beat Oklahoma, they will likely leapfrog Stanford, and almost certainly will if the Cardinal lose to Oregon. But can they get by any of the other teams as long as they remain undefeated? I'm skeptical.

The truth is that it's going to be hard for anyone to get into the top two spots as long as Alabama and Oregon keep winning. Unless one of them loses, everyone else is just jockeying for an at-large berth -- if that.

Around the SEC, Missouri clocks in at No. 9 while Auburn, Texas A&M, LSU and South Carolina takes the No. 11-14 spots. That's going to keep them all in the mix for an at-large bid in the BCS, though Texas A&M and LSU play each other and only one of those teams can go. Missouri and Auburn's fates could also hinge on how well they do down the stretch, including a game against Alabama for Auburn and potentially for Mizzou.

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More to come.