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American receiver Johnnie Dixon (1) was congratulated by Binjimen Victor after scoring a touchdown in the second quarter against Michigan.(Photo: Joseph Maiorana, USA TODAY Sports)

In the United States, today, college football is reorganizing The Ohio State's 62-39 win over its rival Michigan, but that does not include the Buckeyes.

The Wolverines are instead replaced by Georgia, who wins a place in fourth after passing Georgia Tech. The top three in Alabama, Clemson and Notre Dame remains unchanged, setting up a SEC championship game of win-win-all-potential Saturday between the Bulldogs and Crimson Tide.

The state of Ohio has moved up to 7th, ahead of Michigan, and will play the top four by beating Northwestern to win the Big Ten title. For now, the Buckeyes are behind Oklahoma No. 5 and No. 6 Florida Central. The Knights will be trying to continue their longest streak of wins without quarterback McKenzie Milton, injured in a victory against South Florida.

There are two new entries in the top 10. The first is Boise State No. 9, which added victories last month against No. 14 Fresno and No. 19 Utah. Washington enters the 10th rank after another victory of rivalry against the 12th state of Washington.

And with the regular season over, it's time to reward the worst team in the nation. It would be the No. 130 Connecticut, which scored a score of 1 to 11 and presented one of the worst defenses in the history of college football. But it's okay: they have only been playing this sport for 149 years.

New in the top 25: No. 23 Buffalo, No. 24 Appalachian State, No. 25 Texas A & M.

Among the top 25: No. 26 State of Iowa, Troy No. 35, No. 37 Pittsburgh.