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NORMAN, Okla. -- Oklahoma was ranked No. 4 in the Harris, Coaches and AP polls released Sunday. The Sooners rose to No. 5 in the latest BCS standings.
 
OU was the highest-ranked Big 12 team with Kansas (5) and Missouri (7) also ranked in the top 10 of all three polls and the BCS. Texas was ranked from 12th to 15th in the three polls. The Sooners own regular-season victories against Missouri and Texas.
 
Oklahoma plays two of its final three regular-season games in Norman. OU next hosts Baylor at Owen Field on Saturday, Nov. 10.
 
Sunday also marked the 350th week that Oklahoma was ranked in the top five of the AP poll. Initiated in 1936, the AP has issued 965 weekly polls to date. In more than one-third of the polls (36%), Oklahoma has been ranked in the top five. No team in college football history has been ranked more times in the AP top five than Oklahoma. OU and Notre Dame are tied for the most weeks ranked No. 1 at 95 each.
OU All-Time in the AP Poll | Oklahoma Football History & Tradition
 

AP Poll		Coaches Poll		Harris Poll
1  Ohio State (60)  1,616 2  LSU (5)  1,523 3  Oregon  1,517 4  Oklahoma  1,421 5  Kansas  1,329 6  West Virginia  1,327 7  Missouri  1,260 8  Boston College  1,051 9  Arizona State  1,042 10  Georgia  1,021 11  Virginia Tech  923 12  USC  817 13  Michigan  783 14  Hawaii  776 15  Texas  735 16  Connecticut  665 17  Florida  623 18  Auburn  611 19  Boise State  372 20  Clemson  340 21  Alabama  335 22  Tennessee  245 23  Virginia  212 24  California  127 24  Kentucky  127		1  Ohio State (55)  1,493 2  LSU (1)  1,393 3  Oregon (2)  1,376 4  Oklahoma (2)  1,330 5  Kansas  1,241 5  West Virginia  1,222 7  Missouri  1,143 8  Boston College  951 9  Arizona State  946 10  Georgia  927 11  Virginia Tech  829 12  Hawaii  807 13  Michigan  770 14  Texas  757 15  USC  706 16  Connecticut  568 17  Auburn  551 18  Florida  529 19  Boise State  368 20  Clemson  318 21  Virginia  259 22  Kentucky  197 23  Alabama  174 24  Tennessee  114 25  Penn State  105		1  Ohio State (112)  2,823 2  LSU  2,640 3  Oregon  2,590 4  Oklahoma  2,518 5  Kansas  2,322 6  West Virginia  2,291 7  Missouri  2,111 8  Boston College  1,836 9  Arizona State  1,720 10  Hawaii  1,677 11  Georgia  1,651 12  Texas  1,540 13  Virginia Tech  1,500 14  USC  1,404 15  Michigan  1,332 16  Connecticut  1,137 17  Florida  1,079 18  Auburn  975 19  Boise State  747 20  Clemson  493 21  Virginia  486 22  Alabama  437 23  Kentucky  288 24  Tennessee  251 25  California  191

 
Oklahoma was No. 5 in the latest BCS standings, also released Sunday. The BCS standings formula consists of three components, each weighted equally: the Coaches Poll, the Harris Poll and an average of six computer rankings (Anderson & Hester, Richard Billingsley, Colley Matrix, Kenneth Massey, Jeff Sagarin and Peter Wolfe).
Complete BCS Standings | About the BCS | Computer Rankings
 

BCS Standings		Computer Rankings
1  Ohio State  .9949 2  LSU  .9411 3  Oregon  .9180 4  Kansas  .8431 5  Oklahoma  .8393 6  Missouri  .7431 7  West Virginia  .7419 8  Boston College  .6980 9  Arizona State  .6932 10  Georgia  .6075 11  Virginia Tech  .5645 12  Michigan  .4916 13  Connecticut  .4637 14  Texas  .4399 15  Florida  .4015		1  Ohio State  .990 2  LSU  .960 3  Oregon  .920 4  Kansas  .880 5  Arizona State  .840 6  Boston College  .810 7  Oklahoma  .740 8  Missouri  .720 9  Georgia  .620 10  Virginia Tech  .564  Connecticut  .564 12  West Virginia  .600 13  Michigan  .490 14  Virginia  .480 15  Florida  .4015