EUGENE, Ore. (AP) — Top-ranked Oregon took the weekend off after its Thursday night pounding of UCLA, although it didn’t seem like many of the Ducks were going to distance themselves too much from the game.
There was a sense of anticipation to get on with the rest of the season with just five games remaining and the stakes rising. The Ducks travel to Southern California this Saturday.
On Sunday, Oregon was the No. 1 in the AP Top 25 for the second straight week.
And in the BCS standings released later in the day, undefeated Auburn took over the top spot from Oklahoma, which was upset by Missouri. Oregon was No. 2, followed by Boise State.
