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Week 7 of college football was packed with defeats for ranked teams, thrillers in overtime and more.
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Linebacker Devin White and receiver of the Bulldogs of Georgia, Jeremiah Holloman, in the second quarter at Tiger Stadium.(Photo: Derick E. Hingle, USA TODAY Sports)
Week 7 caused significant chaos in college football, resulting in a significant reshuffle in the Amway Coaches poll.
Alabama, ranked first, kept first place, but even the Crimson Tide was scared. The result of their match against Missouri was not in doubt, and they still have all three of the 64 votes in first place, except three. But Heisman's favorite, Tua Tagovailoa, left the game in the third quarter due to a knee injury that coach Nick Saban later described as a modification. For the moment, at least, everything seems to be going well in Tuscaloosa.
The state of Ohio takes second place and retains first place after a home win against Minnesota. Clemson, who had taken the weekend off, is third and has the first two spots remaining. Our Lady avoided the angry virus with a late touchdown to go through Pittsburgh and is now No. 4.
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Store: LSU. The biggest winner of the weekend, the Tigers climbed to 12th place after defeating …
Low stock: Georgia. The Bulldogs are not out of the league and playoff race at all, but losing to LSU takes them down four places in sixth place.
Store: Michigan. The Wolverines jumped six places to No. 7, their highest point since their first game of the season at Notre Dame, after their …
Low stock: Wisconsin. The Badgers' bad day at the Grande Maison sent them to nine places in 19th.
Store: Oregon. The Ducks have not been in the top 10, but their 11th place is a six-place win after the thriller in overtime against …
Low stock: Washington. The second defeat of the Huskies' season caused them to lose seven places in 14th place.
New Kids On The Block: No. 22 Iowa, No. 23 Washington State.
College dropouts: Miami, Florida, Auburn.
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