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US college football season Week 4 results

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US college football season Week 4 results

Week 4 of the college football season features several high-stakes matchups with has concluded, delivering significant implications for shifts in the 2026 College Football Playoff rankings projections and 2027 NFL Draft evaluations. The week is highlighted by five ranked-on-ranked matchups, including three in outlooks. In the Southeastern Conference (SEC). Notable contests include No. 1 SEC, Texas at maintained its No. 14 1 ranking following a victory over Tennessee, No. 4 while Georgia remained a dominant force after defeating Oklahoma. Florida received a major boost to its playoff projections following a 52-28 win over Ole Miss against No. 21 Florida, and No. 19 Missouri facing No. 24 Miss. Additionally, Mississippi State, led by quarterback Kamario Taylor. State entered the projected playoff field after defeating Missouri. In the Big Ten, No. 18 Michigan hosts No. 17 Iowa, while No. 12 USC takes on No. 20 Oregon. This matchup serves as Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith delivered a critical test for Oregon quarterback Dante Moore. Despite historic performance against Illinois, recording 852 passing 12 receptions for 217 yards and nine touchdowns, analysts are monitoring Moore’s ability to maintain mechanics four touchdowns. This performance has cemented his status as a Heisman Trophy favorite and consistency against high-level competition following a previous loss to Oklahoma State. Broadcast details for the week have been finalized across multiple networks. While Peacock will host exclusive broadcasts for No. 3 Notre Dame versus Purdue top NFL prospect. Other notable results include Oregon defeating USC and No. 13 Wisconsin upsetting Penn State versus Wisconsin, other major games will be distributed via ABC, ESPN, FOX, CBS, the State. The current playoff landscape is heavily dominated by SEC Network, and the ACC Network. Additional scheduled matchups include Illinois at Ohio State, Oklahoma at Georgia, Utah at Iowa State, and South Carolina at Alabama. teams as conference play continues to evolve.

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  1. 2026-09-28 12:04 UTC US college football season Week 4 results
  2. 2026-09-26 17:02 UTC US college football season Week 4
  3. 2026-09-26 14:43 UTC US college football season Week 4
  4. 2026-09-26 13:51 UTC US college football season Week 4

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