College Football Rankings, Week 5: Oregon Jumps To Number Two, Virginia Tech Receiving Votes

September 22, 2012; Eugene, OR, USA; Arizona Wildcats head coach Rich Rodriguez during the game against the Oregon Ducks at Autzen Stadium. Arizona dropped out of the top-25 this week. Mandatory Credit: Scott Olmos-US PRESSWIRE

After dropping out of the Top 25 two weeks ago, Virginia Tech is yet to climb back in. Oregon has jumped to No. 2.

The Virginia Tech Hokies are not yet back in the Top 25, but they have made up ground, receiving votes in the latest Associated Press Poll.

Breaking into the poll this week are Oregon State, Rutgers and Baylor. Oregon State upset its second top-25 team in as many games on the season when they defeated UCLA, 27-20, in Westwood. Rutgers is ranked in the top-25 for only the sixth time ever, as the Scarlet Knights are off to an impressive 4-0 start, including a victory over Arkansas in Fayetteville. Baylor is also off to an undefeated start and made its way into the poll after outlasting Louisiana Monroe, one of the more impressive Sun Belt teams this season.

Dropping out of the poll are UCLA, Arizona and Michigan. Arizona lost in a rout to Oregon, which is now ranked above LSU at No. 2. Michigan lost to Notre Dame team, marking the Wolverines' second loss on the year.

Here is this week's full AP top-25.

RK	TEAM	RECORD	PTS	PVS
1	Alabama (59)	4-0	1499	1
2	Oregon	4-0	1414	3
3	LSU (1)	4-0	1346	2
4	Florida State	4-0	1340	4
5	Georgia	4-0	1245	5
6	South Carolina	4-0	1147	7
7	Kansas State	4-0	1067	15
8	Stanford	3-0	1055	9
9	West Virginia	3-0	1045	8
10	Notre Dame	4-0	1003	11
11	Florida	4-0	864	14
12	Texas	3-0	856	12
13	USC	3-1	801	13
14	Ohio State	4-0	633	16
15	TCU	3-0	616	17
16	Oklahoma	2-1	611	6
17	Clemson	3-1	588	10
18	Oregon State	2-0	451	NR
19	Louisville	4-0	414	20
20	Michigan State	3-1	348	21
21	Mississippi State	4-0	246	23
22	Nebraska	3-1	179	25
23	Rutgers	4-0	128	NR
24	Boise State	2-1	114	24
25	Baylor	3-0	92	NR