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Big Ten in updated coaches poll, AP Top 25

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Big Ten in updated coaches poll, AP Top 25

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(This story has been updated with new information)

The Big Ten was the focus of the college football world in Week 10, and the conference's biggest games didn't disappoint.

No. 4 Ohio State traveled to face No. 3 Penn State — a game that had significant implications for the national rankings and the College Football Playoff — and left hostile Beaver Stadium with a 20-13 victory. Ryan Day and the Buckeyes (7-1, 4-1 Big Ten) made up for their earlier season loss in a Top 5 matchup against then-No. 3Oregon.

Conversely, the loss extends Penn State's (7-1, 4-1 Big Ten) loss to Ohio State to eight straight and puts James Franklin's record against ranked teams back in the spotlight. However, the Nittany Lions' hopes of making the CFP have not completely disappeared in the 12-team era.

Required reading: Hold off on the Ryan Day hot takes because Ohio State owns Penn State, James Franklin. Again

Behind big wins from Dillon Gabriel and Jordan James, Oregon (9-0, 6-0) defended its No. 1 spot in both polls by defeating Michigan (5-4, 3-3) by a score of 38-17 in The Big House . No. 13 Indiana (9-0) also kept its undefeated season alive with a win at Michigan State. Curt Cignetti's Hoosiers could be a top-10 team heading into next week's game against the Wolverines.

Here's a look at how last week's results within the Big Ten were reflected in the latest USA LBM Coaches Poll and Sunday's AP Top 25 Poll:

College football rankings for Week 11

Big Ten teams are in bold. First place votes in parentheses

  1. Oregon (53)
  2. Georgia (1)
  3. Ohio State
  4. Miami
  5. Texas
  6. Tennessee
  7. Penn State
  8. Notre Dame
  9. BYU
  10. Indiana
  11. Alabama
  12. Ole Miss
  13. LSU
  14. Boise State
  15. SMU
  16. Texas A&M
  17. Clemson
  18. Iowa State
  19. army
  20. Washington State
  21. Kansas State
  22. Missouri
  23. Pitt
  24. Colorado
  25. Vanderbilt

Others receiving votes: Tulane 38; Louisville 38; South Carolina 33; Louisiana 27; Syracuse 24; UNLV 17; Arizona State 17; Minnesota 14; Iowa 13; Memphis 5; Illinois 3; Texas Tech 1; James Madison 1;

Big Ten teams are in bold. First place votes in parentheses

  1. Oregon (62)
  2. Georgia
  3. Ohio State
  4. Miami
  5. Texas
  6. Penn State
  7. Tennessee
  8. Indiana
  9. BYU
  10. Notre Dame
  11. Alabama
  12. Boise State
  13. SMU
  14. LSU
  15. Texas A&M
  16. Ole Miss
  17. Iowa State
  18. army
  19. Clemson
  20. Washington State
  21. Colorado
  22. Kansas State
  23. Pitt
  24. Vanderbilt
  25. Louisville

Others receiving votes: Missouri 81, South Carolina 58, Tulane 41, UNLV 9, Louisiana-Lafayette 9, Washington 4, Arizona State 3, Iowa 2, Texas Tech 2

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