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4:00 kicks

• #21 Arkansas 51, #8 Texas A&M 45
• #11 LSU d. Ole Miss
• #14 Virginia Tech d. North Alabama

Arkansas ran out to a 38-14 halftime lead, but Texas A&M came all the way back, and took the lead 45-44.  But the Razorbacks had a little fight left in them, and punched in the winning score with 22 seconds left, to continue their campaign as the most pleasant surprise of 2020.

7:00 kicks

• USC 52, Arizona State 24
• North Carolina 27, Georgia Tech 24
• Pittsburgh d. Duke
• Florida Atlantic d. South Florida
• Rice d. Lamar
• Coastal Carolina d. Kansas
• UAB d. South Alabama
• Arkansas State d. Tulsa
• Ohio d. Texas State
• UL Lafayette d. Georgia Southern

8:00 kick

• #3 OHIO STATE 39, RUTGERS 21

A lot of work for the Buckeye defense, after trailing 21-20 into the third.  Ohio State sleptwalked through most of this one, and won easily, but showed that the defense has holes, and they need to find that energy early.  They have fallen behind both Oregon and Rutgers in the second half, and were nearly tied with Bowling Green going into halftime.  They won all three, but how many teams will allow OSU to give them that early lead?

Week 4 Poll

• Clemson (4-0) 1
• Alabama (4-0) 2
• OHIO STATE (4-0) 3
• Oklahoma (3-0) 4
• Florida (3-0) 5
• Texas (3-0) 6
• Auburn (4-0) 7
• MICHIGAN (4-0) 9
• Arkansas (4-0) 21
• Georgia (3-1) 10
• LSU (3-1) 11
• Oklahoma State (3-0) 12
• Oregon (3-1) 13
• Virginia Tech (4-0) 14
• MINNESOTA (4-0) 15
• INDIANA (4-0) 16
• Texas A&M (3-1) 8
• California (4-0) -
• Iowa State (4-0) 20
• NEBRASKA (4-0) -
• Central Florida (3-1) 24
• Miami (4-0) 25
• Wake Forest (4-0) -
• Utah (3-1) 19
• UL Lafayette (4-0) -

Week 5 schedule

TIME				TV
		THURSDAY
8:00		Memphis at SMU		ESPN
	.		.
		FRIDAY
7:00		#1 Clemson at Boston College		ESPN
8:00		Utah State at BYU		CBSSN
10:30		USC at #24 Utah		ESPN
	.		.
		SATURDAY
11:00		ESPN College Gameday, live from Green Bay, WI		ESPN
NOON		PENN STATE at #8 MICHIGAN		ABC
		Baylor at #4 Oklahoma		FOX
		Kentucky at #7 Auburn		ESPN
		ILLINOIS at RUTGERS		espn2
		#6 Texas at Kansas State		FS1
		Ohio at Toledo		ESPNU
		Kent State at Northern Illinois		CBSSN
		MICHIGAN STATE at IOWA		BTN
		Vanderbilt at #10 Georgia		SECN
		Charleston Southern at #9 Arkansas		SEC+
		Louisville at Syracuse		Raycom
		Army at Miami(Ohio)
		Liberty at Bowling Green
		Akron at Buffalo
		Central Michigan at Eastern Michigan
		Western Michigan at Ball State
12:30		Georgia Tech at #14 Virginia Tech		ACCN
3:30		Pittsburgh at #22 Miami		ABC
		#2 Alabama at Ole Miss		CBS
		Washington at #13 Oregon		FOX
		#12 Oklahoma State at TCU		ESPN
		#15 MINNESOTA at MARYLAND		espn2
		Tulsa at #21 Central Florida		CBSSN
		#20 NEBRASKA at NORTHWESTERN		BTN
		#23 Wake Forest at Duke		Raycom
		UTSA at UAB		NFLN
		Arkansas State at Coastal Carolina
		Old Dominion at Connecticut
4:00		South Florida at Cincinnati		espn2
		Missouri at Tennessee		SECN
		Nicholls at #11 LSU		SEC+
		North Carolina at Virginia		ACCN
5:00		Rice at Marshall
6:00		East Carolina at Georgia State
		Troy at South Alabama
7:00		#17 Texas A&M at Mississippi State		ESPN
		West Virginia at Texas Tech		espn2
		Oregon State at Arizona State		P12
		#19 Iowa State at Kansas
		Charlotte at Florida Atlantic
		Western Kentucky at Middle Tennessee
		Georgia Southern at UL Monroe
7:30		WISCONSIN vs. Notre Dame @ Green Bay		ABC
		Navy at Air Force		CBSSN
		South Carolina at #5 Florida		SECN
		Florida State at NC State		ACCN
8:00		Fresno State at Colorado State		ESPNU
		San Jose State at Boise State
		Massachusetts at New Mexico
		Southern Miss at North Texas
		Texas State at NM State
9:00		UNLV at San Diego State
10:00		#18 California at Washington State		FS1
10:30		Arizona at UCLA		ESPN
		Nevada at Hawaii		espn2

Thursday kick

• SMU 37, Memphis 30

Noon kicks

• #8 MICHIGAN 35, PENN STATE 24
• #4 Oklahoma 40, Baylor 38
• #7 Auburn 34, Kentucky 20
• RUTGERS d. ILLINOIS
• #6 Texas 41, Kansas State 17
• Ohio d. Toledo
• Northern Illinois d. Kent State
• IOWA d. MICHIGAN STATE
• #10 Georgia d. Vanderbilt
• #9 Arkansas d. Charleston Southern
• Louisville d. Syracuse
• Miami(Ohio) d. Army
• Liberty d. Bowling Green
• Buffalo d. Akron
• Central Michigan d. Eastern Michigan
• Ball State d. Western Michigan

Penn State's disaster continued, spotting Michigan a 21-0 lead in Ann Arbor, and never getting back within single digits.  Journey Brown got off to a great start, but as the deficit grew, the run game was emphasized less and less.

The Sooners survived a scare at home, but a 2nd quarter safety when Ronnie Perkins brought down Charlie Brewer in the end zone equaled the margin of victory.  Baylor kicker John Mayers hit a 51 yarder last year to send Baylor's game against TCU to overtime, but Dave Aranda did not call on him to try a 58 yarder on the final play of the game.  Instead, the Bears' Hail Mary attempt fell hamlessly to the turf.

Auburn's defense completely smothered Kentucky in the first half, taking a 24-0 lead into the half.  Kentucky "capitalized" on a shanked punt, and a long run to score a pair of field goals early in the 3rd quarter, but momentum really flipped with a pick six that allowed the home crowd back into the game at 24-13.  Auburn marched down the field again, but was held to a field goal, before Kentucky put together their best drive of the game, and punched it in to close to within 27-20.  Bo Nix put the Tigers on his back, with a 7 play, 71 yard touchdown drive, to open up a two score lead again.  In what was a controversial decision, with 7:48 left, Mark Stoops elected to punt on 4th and 3 from his own 48.  Auburn didn't score, but did convert three first downs to ice it.

The Wildcat defense came out strong, holding Texas to just a field goal on their first four possessions, and leading 7-3 early in the 2nd.  Sam Ehlinger took over, and led the Longhorns on 4 consecutive 2nd quarter touchdown drives, accounting for 3 of the 4 himself, 2 with his legs, 1 passing.  That was all the Texas defense needed