Oklahoma State rises to No. 3, but its not enough to leap Alabama here or in the BCS standings.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – December 4

Stanford takes Arkansas’s place as No. 3 in this week’s penultimate Harris Poll.

Virginia Tech and Oklahoma State round out the top five, while Houston sees a boost in support, though Boise State is stagnant at No. 8.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – November 27

Story to come.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – November 20

A week after just missing unanimous support from the Harris Poll, LSU gains all 115 first-place votes to grab a perfect 1.000 BCS vote share.

Oregon jumps to No. 4 after beating Stanford, who only drops to No. 7 in the poll.

Boise State sees plenty of support disappear after losing to TCU, dropping to No. 11.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – November 13

LSU’s victory over Alabama makes them a far more clear No. 1 in the Harris Interactive College Football poll, although the Tigers did not receive unanimous support as they did in the Coaches’.

Oklahoma State takes the No. 2 position in the Harris after being No. 3 in the Coaches, switching positions with Stanford. Alabama falls just to No. 4 after the loss to the Tigers.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – November 6

LSU tops the poll once again, while Stanford makes some moves on the strength of its thrilling overtime victory over USC late Saturday night.

Oklahoma is right back in the middle of things in the Harris Poll after blasting Kansas State, while the Wildcats and Clemson take significant falls respectively.

Certainly, next week’s LSU-Alabama game will shake things up a bit. How will things fall into place? You’ll have to stay tuned.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – October 30

Oklahoma and Wisconsin’s loses bring a shake up to the Harris Poll, although LSU and Alabama continue to shine at the top of the rankings.

Stanford and Oklahoma St. boost their profiles in the Harris, as expected, coming in at No. 3 and No. 4.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – October 23rd

LSU continues to rule the Harris Poll, and although the top nine are unchanged, small differences might play a big role down the line.

Oklahoma sees some of its support slip, while other teams gain on the top tier of LSU, Oklahoma and Alabama.

Arkansas, Nebraska and Kansas State round out the top 12 as a bevy of undefeateds fall on the weekend.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – October 16th

The first Harris Interactive Poll of the season doesn’t reveal a ton of differences between the two human poll elements of the BCS.

LSU does come out on top of the Harris Poll, ahead of No. 2 Alabama and No. 3 Oklahoma, but the three remain bunched together as in the Coaches’ Poll.

Wisconsin, Boise State and Oklahoma State make up spots four through six, leaving Stanford all the way back at No. 7.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – October 9th

Following their dominating victory over South Carolina in the SEC Championship Game, the Auburn Tigers overtook the Oregon Ducks in the season’s final Harris Interactive Poll.

The Ducks had a blowout victory of their own over instate rival Oregon State, however voters were more impressed with Auburn’s body of work, which helped the Tigers make their way to the BCS No. 1 spot tonight.

The Harris Poll was held until the release of the BCS standings in order to build suspense, but it was easy to determine that Auburn and Oregon would be on their way to the title game.

Not much other movement was evident in the Harris Poll, although some teams saw their support rise and fall.

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Harris Interactive College Football Poll – December 5th