Sometimes, it’s not bad to have a bye week.

Nebraska and Wisconsin were the benefactors of some stumbles in the back end of the top 10. While teams like Houston, Tennessee and Miami suffered their first losses, Wisconsin and Nebraska will likely move up by default.

At least that’s how it figures to shake out in this week’s Associated Press rankings, which are set to come out at noon on Monday.

Wisconsin and Nebraska were at No. 11 and No. 12, respectively in last weeks poll. If both were to move up, it would put four B1G teams in the top 10 for the first time this year.

Here’s how the top 25 could look on Monday:

  1. Alabama, W 49-30 at No. 16 Arkansas
  2. Ohio State, W 38-17 vs. Indiana
  3. Clemson, W 56-10 at Boston College
  4. Michigan, W 78-0 at Rutgers
  5. Washington, W 70-21 at Oregon
  6. Texas A&M, W 45-38 2OT vs. No. 9 Tennessee
  7. Louisville, Bye
  8. Wisconsin, Bye
  9. Tennessee, L 45-38 2OT vs. No. 8 Texas A&M
  10. Nebraska, Bye
  11. Baylor, Bye
  12. Houston, L 46-40 at Navy
  13. Miami, L 20-19 vs. No. 23 Florida State
  14. Oklahoma, W 45-40 vs. Texas
  15. Ole Miss, Bye
  16. Florida, Postponed
  17. Virginia Tech, W 34-3 at No. 17 UNC
  18. Boise State, W 49-21 at New Mexico
  19. Arkansas, L 49-30 vs. No. 1 Alabama
  20. Florida State, W 20-19 at No. 10 Miami
  21. West Virginia, Bye
  22. Utah, W 36-23 vs. Arizona
  23. Navy, W 46-40 vs. No. 6 Houston
  24. Western Michigan, W 45-30 vs, Northern Illinois
  25. Auburn, W 38-14 at Mississippi State