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Georgia takes over at No. 1 in AP Top 25 with Notre Dame, Miami next; Oregon is out of the poll

Georgia takes over top spot in AP Top 25 rankings.

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Georgia has taken over the number one spot in the AP Top 25 rankings. This change was first reported by NBC Sports, with Georgia surpassing previous number one team.

ESPN later added that Week 6 chaos affected the top 25 rankings, but specific details on how Georgia's ascension to number one were not provided. Yahoo Sports also reported Georgia's rise to number one, but their NCAA Re-Rank 1-138 list does not indicate any contradiction with NBC Sports' initial report.

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The obvious questions

Which teams are currently in the top three of the AP Top 25 rankings?

Notre Dame and Miami are currently in the second and third spots respectively.

Is Oregon still in the AP Top 25 rankings?

No, Oregon is no longer in the AP Top 25 rankings.

How did Georgia's rise to number one affect the other teams in the rankings?

Coverage does not yet specify how Georgia's ascension to number one affected the other teams in the rankings.

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