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NORMAN, Okla. -- Oklahoma moved up to No. 3 in the latest polls released Sunday afternoon. The Sooners (9-1) rose one spot in the AP, Coaches and Harris polls after then-No. 1 Ohio State dropped a 28-21 decision at home against Illinois. OU defeated Baylor, 52-21, Saturday night at Owen Field.
 
OU, trailing only No. 1 LSU (9-1) and No. 2 Oregon (8-1), leads a trio of Big 12 teams in the top six. Undefeated Kansas (10-0) is at No. 4 with Missouri (9-1) at No. 6. Mizzou's loss at Oklahoma is the Tigers' only blemish. Texas (9-2) was ranked No. 11-12 in the three polls.
 
Sunday also marked the 351st week that Oklahoma was ranked in the top five of the AP poll. Initiated in 1936, the AP has issued 966 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 Top 25		Coaches Top 25		Harris Poll
1  LSU (40)  1,590 2  Oregon (22)  1,574 3  Oklahoma (1)  1,471 4  Kansas (1)  1,439 5  West Virginia (1)  1,340 6  Missouri  1,336 7  Ohio State  1,184 8  Georgia  1,130 9  Arizona State  1,122 10  Virginia Tech  1,013 11  Southern Cal  924 12  Texas  859 13  Hawaii  827 14  Florida  814 15  Clemson  613 16  Virginia  539 17  Boise State  533 18  Boston College  527 19  Tennessee  488 20  Illinois  390 21  Cincinnati  305 22  Kentucky  283 23  Michigan  237 24  Wisconsin  182 24  Connecticut  127		1  LSU (35)  1,457 2  Oregon (13)  1,407 3  Oklahoma (4)  1,366 4  Kansas (7)  1,344 5  West Virginia (1)  1,238 5  Missouri  1,194 7  Ohio State  1,145 8  Arizona State  1,042 9  Georgia  1,005 10  Virginia Tech  923 11  Texas  844 12  Hawaii  842 13  Southern Cal  814 14  Florida  686 15  Boise State  556 16  Clemson  548 17  Virginia  547 18  Boston College  505 19  Tennessee  306 20  Kentucky  304 21  Illinois  271 22  Penn State  262 23  Michigan  259 24  Wisconsin  226 25  Cincinnati  163		1  LSU (73)  2,742 2  Oregon (22)  2,651 3  Oklahoma (9)  2,580 4  Kansas (8)  2,498 5  West Virginia  2,278 6  Missouri  2,248 7  Ohio State  2,100 8  Arizona State  1,919 9  Georgia  1,840 10  Virginia Tech  1,665 11  Hawaii  1,641 12  Texas  1,639 13  Southern Cal  1,561 14  Florida  1,335 15  Boise State  1,052 16  Clemson  985 17  Virginia  973 18  Boston College  928 19  Tennessee  655 20  Illinois  542 21  Kentucky  526 22  Michigan  440 23  Wisconsin  393 24  Cincinnati  a;373 25  Penn State  316

 
In the BCS, Oklahoma moved up to No. 4. 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  LSU  .980 2  Oregon  .938 3  Kansas  .909 4  Oklahoma  .854 5  Missouri  .809 6  West Virginia  .786 7  Ohio State  .774 8  Arizona State  .750 9  Georgia  .672 10  Virginia Tech  .613 11  Southern Cal  .526 12  Florida  .504 13  Texas  .466 14  Virginia  .407 15  Clemson  .392		1  LSU  .990 2  Kansas  .940 3  Oregon  .930 4  Arizona State  .870 5  Missouri  .830 6  Ohio State  .810 7  Oklahoma  .730 8  West Virginia  .720 9  Georgia  .690 10  Virginia Tech  .630 11  Florida  .580 12  Southern Cal  .480 13  Clemson  .460 14  Boston College  .420 15  Illinois  -