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Projected Top 25 after Ohio State's loss to Oregon

padevil66

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he biggest matchup in Week 7 of the college football slate lived up to the hype as the Oregon Ducks and Ohio State Buckeyes delivered an instant classic.

The Ducks came away victorious on their home field thanks to a late field goal. The Buckeyes had just under two minutes to respond but Will Howard couldn't lead his team down the field. He scrambled to avoid the pass rush on the final play and didn't get down quickly enough to stop the clock.



Dan Lanning now has the signature win he's been looking for and Oregon now has the inside track to the College Football Playoff, whether as the Big Ten champ or an at-large.

But that's a discussion for the future. How does this result impact the college football rankings now?

Projected Top 25 after Ohio State's loss to Oregon​

  1. Texas Longhorns
  2. Oregon Ducks
  3. Ohio State Buckeyes
  4. Penn State Nittany Lions
  5. Georgia Bulldogs
  6. Miami Hurricanes
  7. Alabama Crimson Tide
  8. Ole Miss Rebels
  9. Clemson Tigers
  10. Tennessee Volunteers
  11. Iowa State Cyclones
  12. Notre Dame Fighting Irish
  13. LSU Tigers
  14. BYU Cougars
  15. Texas A&M Aggies
  16. Boise State Broncos
  17. Kansas State Wildcats
  18. Indiana Hoosiers
  19. Missouri Tigers
  20. Pittsburgh Panthers
  21. Illinois Fighting Illini
  22. Michigan Wolverines
  23. SMU Mustangs
  24. Army Black Knights
  25. Arizona State Sun Devils
What changed? Well, very little.
 
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