Not sure if that's true. IF KU and OSU win out, I think they'll play for the title. I think an undefeated KU would leapfrog Oregon and LSU in the polls. Not saying they're a better team, but I think it would happen. KU almost definitely won't win out though if they don't get their D back in order. You might be right, but rarely (not never, but rarely) does a team drop in the polls unless they lose. I think the computers combined with the polls will keep LSU in the second spot if they win out. If LSU wins out, they will add a win over Arkansas as well as whoever they beat in the SEC championship. I think that will be enough. It's not as rare as you might think. I need look back only as far as...today to see an example. We leapfrogged WV this week. And this is the exact type of situation where a leapfrogging is likely to occur. Right now, the voters are very dubious of KU. So they'll keep them behind the heavy-hitters (Oregon, OU, LSU), essentially waiting for them to lose or prove themselves. Victories over 2 top 10 teams will likely be enough to win over enough skeptical voters who are simply waiting for them to lose. The whole scenario is really unlikely anyway, but it's fun for me to think about. We'll have our hands full at OSU this weekend with that high-powered offense, and Mizzou is walking around just sally-slapping teams on the road. We could easily lose both of those games.