IF we win at OU, you have to look at teams ahead of us to see what will happen in the polls on Monday:
-UCONN has lost four in a row and should drop behind us in votes, even if they beat Seton Hall.
-Gonzaga is currently losing at BYU. We could jump ahead of them if they lose tonight.
-K-State lost to us, so we should obviously move ahead of them.
-Vandy lost to Arkansas and will likely lose to Florida. If that happens, we move ahead of them. If they pull off the upset, we'll probably get stuck behind them.
-Nevada was losing at home tonight to Utah State with less than a minute to go, but came back to win by one. That takes away some potential votes for us.
-WVU has lost three in a row. Even if they win at Providence, we should be ahead of them.
-Florida State probably stays above us even if they lose at home to UVA.
-Harvard shouldn't lose this week.
-Michigan beat Indiana, but has a tough game at Michigan State on Sunday. Will be interesting to see where they end up if they lose that one.
-Indiana lost to Michigan, but might stay ahead of us if they can get a win at Purdue. They've struggled on the road, so I'm guessing they lose that one.
-Wisconsin will stay in front of us, even if they lose to tOSU at home.
-Mississippi State probably stays ahead of us even with their loss to Florida, assuming they beat Auburn.
-Louisville should beat Rutgers, so we won't be able to pass them.
-Notre Dame will probably jump us, even with their 8 losses, if they beat Marquette this weekend.
So there are a lot of variables here. But I think a win over a solid K-State team, and a road conference win at OU gets us in the top 25, with a little help from Indiana, Vandy, and Gonzaga. If not, win both next week and removal all doubt.