CBS Sports recently updated its top 25 rankings as spring football drew to a close. Wisconsin is firmly in the mix as the Badgers crept into the top 20.
It’s no surprise that Georgia and Michigan were among the top spots in the rankings, but who else has crept to the bottom of the top 25? Where did the Big Ten teams end up?
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There were three Big Ten teams in the top four, with Michigan taking first place in the conference. Here’s a look at CBS Sports’ full top 25 rankings after spring football ended:
#25 Oklahoma
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#24 Tulane
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No. 23 Ole Fraulein
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#22 TCU
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No. 21 UCLA
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No. 20 South Carolina
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No. 19 Wisconsin
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No. 18 North Carolina
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#17 Texas
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No. 16 Tennessee
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No. 15 State of Oregon
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#14 Utah
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No. 13 U.S.C
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No. 12 State of Kansas
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No. 11 Oregon
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No. 10 Clemson
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No. 9 Notre Dame
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No. 8 LSU
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#7 State of Florida
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#6 Alabama
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#5 Washington
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#4 Penn State
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No. 3 State of Ohio
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#2 Michigan
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#1 Georgia
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