College football rankings after Week 4: Updated US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25

College football rankings after Week 4: Updated US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25.

Key points

• In the Major Ten, Dylan Raiola stepped in for an injured Dante Moore and assisted Oregon to a 41-27 win over Southern California at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
• Jeremiah Smith stole the show in the noon ET window on Saturday with four touchdowns and 217 receiving yards in Ohio State's 42-19 rout of Illinois.
• Coming off a statement win against Lane Kiffin and LSU, Mississippi fell on the road to Florida as Pete Golding's defense had no answers for Jaden Baugh.
• Here's a look at how the results from Week 4 of the college football season impacted the Week 5 US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25 rankings.

College football rankings after Week 4: Updated US LBM Coaches Poll, AP Top 25. John Leuzzi USA TODAY. Oregon's Dan Lanning reflects on moments after Dante Moore's injury.

Oregon coach Dan Lanning speaks regarding getting the team recomposed after the second-quarter injury to quarterback Dante Moore against USC.

Week 4 of the college football season delivered no shortage of drama, with a number of games nationwide coming down to the final seconds and producing memorable finishes.

Those results additionally sparked movement in the US LBM Coaches Poll and AP Top 25.

Coming off a statement win against Lane Kiffin and LSU, Mississippi fell on the road to Florida as Pete Golding's defense had no answers for Jaden Baugh. This person finished with 142 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 29 carries. Trinidad Chambliss and the Rebels will look to obtain Kewan Lacy back from injury after their Week 5 bye.

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As the Longhorns' defense came up with a game-saving stop on Faizon Brandon's Hail Mary attempt in the closing seconds, arch Manning and Texas survived a late scare from Tennessee. Jeremiah Smith stole the show in the noon ET window on Saturday with four touchdowns and 217 receiving yards in Ohio State's 42-19 rout of Illinois.

In the Major Ten, Dylan Raiola stepped in for an injured Dante Moore and assisted Oregon to a 41-27 win over Southern California at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. The Nebraska transfer completed 19-of-25 passes for 289 yards and two touchdowns. Kamario Taylor additionally kept Mississippi State's hot start to the season alive by leading the Bulldogs on a pair of touchdown drives in the fourth quarter for a ranked win at home against Missouri.

As Colton Joseph connected with Jacob Harris for a 72-yard late fourth-quarter touchdown to beat Penn State, Wake Forest additionally upset Louisville at home, thanks to a blocked field goal in the game's waning moments, elsewhere, Wisconsin earned its second-ranked win under Luke Fickell.

HAYES: Florida football is back. Jon Sumrall needed only four games to prove it Opinion. College football rankings after Week 4. US LBM Coaches Poll. First-place votes in parentheses.

Others receiving votes: Oklahoma State 126; Kentucky 123; Boise State 112; Pitt 97; Virginia Tech 84; Nebraska 67; Wake Forest 48; Louisville 42; Wisconsin 39; Cincinnati 35; Auburn 22; Washington 20; James Madison 17; Virginia 15; Texas A&M 14; Northwestern 12; North Dakota State 11; UMass 9; New Mexico 7; Minnesota 7; Oklahoma 6; Clemson 5; Arizona 3; Western Michigan 2; UTSA 2; West Virginia 1.

Others receiving votes: Wisconsin 102, Duke 101, Penn State 98, Wake Forest 88, Virginia Tech 86, Michigan 54, Pittsburgh 52, Nebraska 36, Louisville 25, Cincinnati 20, James Madison 10, Arizona 8, Minnesota 7, North Dakota State 6, Northwestern 1.

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