COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio State’s first victory over a ranked team did not result in a jump in the college football rankings. In fact, the Buckeyes dropped a spot and are no longer the top-ranked team in the Big Ten, again. Ohio State dropped one spot to No. 6 in the AP Top 25 poll after Saturday’s 33-24 victory over then-No. 20 Penn State. Michigan State, by virtue of its 38-34 victory over previous No. 6 Michigan, jumped three spots to No. 5. Oregon, which also has one loss but beat OSU head to head on Sept. 11, held at No. 7. Michigan only dropped to No. 9 after the home loss to the Spartans. • AP Top 25 poll: Where is Ohio State football on Nathan Baird’s ballot? The top four spots remained unchanged. Georgia rolled along as the unanimous No. 1, followed by Cincinnati, Alabama and Oklahoma. Penn State’s…
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