(This story has been updated with new information).

No. 2 Ohio State’s matchup with No. 3 Oregon was the marquee event of Week 7 of the 2024 college football season, a game with significant Big Ten championship and College Football Playoff ramifications.

In the short term, it had a noticeable effect on the national polls.

The Ducks' thrilling 32-31 victory against the Buckeyes reshuffled the top five of the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25, keeping coach Dan Lanning's team among the top squads in the country while dropping Ryan Day and Ohio State a few spots.

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It wasn’t the only notable result from an action-packed day for the conference. Penn State rode tight end Tyler Warren to a 33-30 overtime win at USC. Illinois survived a scare from Purdue and held off the Boilermakers in a 50-49 victory.

Here’s a look at how this past week’s results in the Big Ten were reflected in the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25, both of which were released Sunday:

College football rankings for Week 8

US LBM Coaches Poll

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

1. Texas (53)

2. Oregon (2)

3. Penn State

4. Georgia

5. Ohio State

6. Miami

7. Alabama

8. LSU

9. Clemson

10. Tennessee

11. Notre Dame

12. Iowa State

13. BYU

14. Texas A&M

15. Ole Miss

16. Missouri

17. Kansas State

18. Indiana

19. Boise State

20. Pitt

21. Illinois

22. Michigan

23. SMU

24. Army

25. Nebraska

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma 81; Arizona State 49; Navy 37; Utah 31; Vanderbilt 26; Syracuse 13; UNLV 12; Iowa 12; Texas Tech 9; Liberty 9; Washington State 8; Memphis 4; Louisville 4; James Madison 3; Tulane 2.

AP Top 25

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

1. Texas (56)

2. Oregon (6)

3. Penn State

4. Ohio State

5. Georgia

6. Miami

7. Alabama

8. LSU

9. Iowa State

10. Clemson

11. Tennessee

12. Notre Dame

13. BYU

14. Texas A&M

15. Boise State

16. Indiana

17. Kansas State

18. Ole Miss

19. Missouri

20. Pitt

21. SMU

22. Illinois

23. Army

24. Michigan

25. Navy

Others receiving votes: Vanderbilt 68; Nebraska 62; Arizona State 39; Oklahoma 36; Washington State 32; Iowa 29; Texas Tech 18; Syracuse 13; Arkansas 13; Utah 7; Louisville 6; USC 5; Liberty 2; UNLV 1.

This article originally appeared on Detroit Free Press: College football rankings: Big Ten in updated Coaches Poll, AP Top 25