College football pool week wrap for AP top 25 teams
Summary of AP poll week showing outcomes for top 25: Oklahoma remains undefeated at 10-0 after routing Texas ABM 7-0 and preparing for Baylor. Georgia Tech and others stumble with mixed results while Michigan State, Nebraska, and Tennessee post wins. Several ranked teams face losses or byes, with next games versus the listed opponents and dates.
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Purdue Eager For Its Chance At Ohio State
Purdue rides back-to-back wins over Northwestern and Iowa to a critical visit to No. 7 Ohio State as a two-game stretch decides the Big Ten title fate. Kyle Orton and Joe Tiller stress perfection as Purdue seeks a possible outright crown or a New Year’s bowl bid.
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Sooners Dominate as Sugar Bowl Hopes Rise
Oklahoma's high powered offense, backed by backups in the second half, dominates Texas A&M, setting a school record with six 50 point games this season. Analysts note TCU's surge and list contenders for Heisman, while Oklahoma and Texas Tech loom as major factors in forthcoming bowl selections.
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Winslow apologizes for outburst after Miami loss
Miami tight end Kellen Winslow publicly apologized for lashing out at SEC officials after Tennessee's win. He said his war analogy was disrespectful and expressed regret for his comments toward the officials and his family, team, and fans. He noted possible punishment from coach Larry Coker.
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