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In a week that was largely dominated by ranked teams, it's easy to assume that the movements might be subtle when it comes to changes in the college football rankings. But given the breakdown of votes in the preseason balloting from the AP Top 25 poll, there's plenty of opportunity for a shakeup as those opinions are tested with Week 1 in the books.
\n\nOne of the areas where the most movement, by rankings, could be possible is inside the top 10. The AP Top 25 poll has largely mirrored the college football majority opinion that there are seven teams who exist in the top tier of the sport: Ohio State, Oregon, Georgia, Notre Dame, Texas, Indiana and Miami. Those seven teams have been mixed up in multiple ways across different rankings, but for the most part, that's the group that will start any conversation about being a national title contender.
\n\nSo in a week where all of those seven teams win, the only real reason for change would be the ability or inability to meet those preseason expectations of being a title contender. Six of those teams inside the top seven won by 28 points or more, while Oregon…
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