LSU-Alabama Round 2 is just a few victories away.
A weekend filled with upsets left the Southeastern Conference rivals in the top two spots in the BCS standings released Sunday.
And Arkansas is third, further increasing the possibility of an all-SEC BCS championship game Jan. 9 in New Orleans that would be a rematch of a regular-season game.
Though if the Tigers can beat Arkansas on Saturday, then Georgia in the SEC title game on Dec. 3, and the Crimson Tide beat Auburn on Saturday, it’s almost a lock that LSU-Alabama will play again, this time at the Superdome.
LSU beat Alabama 9-6 in overtime Nov. 6 in Tuscaloosa.
Oklahoma State, which suffered the most surprising loss of the weekend, fell to fourth place.
But the University of Houston, with a victory over SMU Saturday, climbed to No. 8.
The complete BCS standings are as follows:
LSU
Alabama
Arkansas
Oklahoma State
Virginia Tech
Stanford
Boise State
Houston
Oklahoma
Oregon
Kansas State
South Carolina
Georgia
Michigan State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Clemson
Baylor
Penn State
TCU
Nebraska
Notre Dame
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Texas
