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On the horizon

By Compiled by Times staff writer

© St. Petersburg Times, published November 20, 2000


Remaining schedules for the AP's Top 8.

NO. 1 OKLAHOMA

Sat. vs. Okla. St.

12/2 Big 12 game

NO. 2 MIAMI

Sat. vs. BC

No. 3 FSU

Done

NO. 4 WASH.

Done

NO. 5 OREGON ST.

Done

NO. 6 VA. TECH

Done

NO. 7 FLORIDA

12/2 SEC game

No. 8 Kansas St.

12/2 Big 12 game

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