After snapping UCLA's three-game win streak with a 56-6 victory Saturday at Memorial Stadium, Indiana has started earning more national respect. Ohio State was idle in Week 9, which gave Indiana the chance to make a statement, and the Hoosiers capitalized.

Indiana and Texas A&M picked up major wins over power programs. Losses at the bottom of the poll led to more shuffles.

This place has it all: tradition, money, facilities, support and recent success. It’s a top-15 job in college football. Penn State is paying around $45 million to get rid of James Franklin coming off a CFP semifinal appearance. That signals how serious the Nittany Lions are about getting over the hump.

Live from Jack Trice Stadium, the Register's Travis Hines and Eugene Rapay break down Iowa State football's loss to No. 10 BYU.

Cathedral Catholic (7-2) moved from No. 5 to No. 2, getting 10 first-place votes. La Costa Canyon (8-1), after a 50-22 win over No. 2 Carlsbad, moved up a spot to No. 3 with five first-place votes. Lincoln (7-2), which had all 30 first-place votes the last two weeks, fell to No. 4. Carlsbad (8-1) dropped to No. 5.

The Athletic ranked the best stadiums in college football earlier this week. Now it's your turn. Here's who readers picked.

No. 1 St. John's Prep, along with Xaverian, Catholic Memorial, King Philip, and Natick roll into regular-season finales.

No. 15 DeMatha (Hyattsville, Md.) scored a touchdown in overtime to defeat St. John's (Washington, District of Columbia) 23-20 and remain undefeated. St. John’s made a field goal to score first in overtime.