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Check out the ranking of the top 10 teams in the country according to the Amway Coaches survey done after week 7 of the university football season.
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Ohio State receiver Terry McLaurin, right, celebrates his touchdown against Minnesota with teammate Isaiah Prince in the first half of an NCAA college football game on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at Columbus, Ohio. (AP Photo / Jay LaPrete)(Photo: The associated press)

In the United States, an obvious top four has emerged TODAY'S HUI Sports college football has been reclassified: Alabama, Ohio State, Clemson and Notre Dame.

This group took a seat in the driver's seat midway through the regular season. Notre Dame took her place at No. 4 after passing Pittsburgh, 19-14, on a late touchdown. The Tigers remained stuck in third place after a week off. The state of Ohio has few problems with Minnesota and remains in second place. Alabama continues to play the dominant game with a 39-10 win over Missouri.

The lead group lost a member following Georgia's dreadful loss to LSU, which allowed the Tigers to climb 11th place in 7th place while bringing the Bulldogs to five points.

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In all, the top 10 includes the three SEC teams, two from the Big Ten (Ohio State and 6th Michigan) and two from the Big 12 (8th Texas and 9th from Oklahoma). Clemson, Notre Dame and Central Florida, No. 6, complete the best of the best.

The top 25 only had two new teams but a lot of movement. Three teams lost at least 10 places: No. 18 Penn State (previously No. 8), No. 23 Miami (No. 12) and No. 24 Wisconsin (No. 14).

New in the top 25: No. 17 State of Michigan, No. 22 Texas A & M

Among the top 25: No. 28 San Diego State, No. 46 Auburn