Police Look Into Fires Set After West Virginia Game The authorities in Morgantown, W.Va., are investigating seven street fires set after Saturday's West Virginia-Baylor game. The police said one fire spread to three parked vehicles and destroyed them. That fire also caused about $1,000 in heat damage to the exterior of a house. ¶ With Stanford the lone team in the top 19 to lose, the top of the rankings had only some relatively minor shuffling. Alabama became the unanimous No. 1 for the first time this season, while Louisiana State slipped to No. 4, from No. 3, after another sketchy performance. The adjustments will be more major next weekend, when five games will feature matchups of ranked teams, including three in which each team is ranked between Nos. 4 and 11. ¶ The former Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks, 79, told The Oklahoman he received a diagnosis of brain cancer in late August and said he would begin radiation and chemotherapy treatments on Monday. ¶ Auburn receiver Quan Bray has been suspended following his arrest in Georgia, Tigers Coach Gene Chizik said. Bray will not play Saturday against Arkansas, and Chizik said he had not determined how long the suspension would last. Bray was arrested Thursday night during a traffic stop on the University of West Georgia campus. He was stopped for playing loud music, the police said, and officers realized he was driving on a limited permit. The police said that an open bottle of alcohol was found in the car but that Bray had not been drinking.