Everything We Learned Week 4: Raiola Saves Oregon, Florida Drops 52 & Texas' 10-Sack Night K&T

Week 4 had everything and Kris and Tyler are sorting through the wreckage. The lead: Oregon walked into the Coliseum, lost Dante Moore to a scary late hit — and Dylan Raiola came off the bench cold to go 19-of-25 for 289 and bury USC, 41-27. The Trojans are now 0-for-5 against the Ducks and that defense gave up 7.4 a play at home. Then the Swamp: Florida ran for 302 yards and six touchdowns in a 52-28 dismantling of No. 4 Ole Miss — the Gators' biggest poll jump since 2018, and suddenly Sumrall's team is squarely in the playoff conversation. Iowa went into the Big House, got outgained 429-285, and won anyway on a 91-yard drive that ended with two seconds left — Michigan keeps losing the details. And Texas stayed No. 1 the ugly way: TEN sacks in Knoxville, five from Colin Simmons, while the offense managed just 262 yards. Is defense alone enough? Plus the quick hitters: LSU flattened A&M 35-6 in the desperation bowl, Wisconsin stunned Penn State with a 17-point comeback, Georgia forced four takeaways against Oklahoma, the champs sweated out Northwestern on Friday, and Kamario Taylor went for 360 as Mississippi State hit 4-0 for the first time since 1945. New rankings coming this week — and Jeremiah Smith is your new Heisman favorite. Which Week 4 result mattered most? Comments. Subscribe. #CollegeFootball #OregonUSC #Week4