There won't be any change at the top of the BCS with Oregon and Auburn winning on a wild college football weekend. But there will be some significant changes in Sunday night's release because of losses by Boise State and LSU.  The Broncos falling at Nevada in overtime opens the door for third-ranked TCU to reach the title game if Oregon or Auburn falter on the final weekend.  The loss by LSU could allow Stanford to earn an automatic spot in a BCS game. The Cardinal entered the weekend ranked sixth and routed Oregon State 38-0, putting them in position to move up two places.  Any school ranked third and fourth from a league that automatically qualifies for the BCS must be selected as an at-large team.  Wisconsin, which was right behind Stanford, will be looking for the BCS to determine which Big Ten team will go to the Rose Bowl after the Badgers, Ohio State and Michigan State finished at 7-1 in the league. The winner will be decided in the final BCS poll on Dec. 5.  This week's rankings will determine which Big 12 South team plays in the conference championship game after Oklahoma, Oklahoma State and Texas A&M tied. The Sooners look to be in the best shape for a matchup against Nebraska after they defeated the Cowboys in Stillwater.  --Erick SmithFollow Erick on Twitter at @erick_smith  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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