College football Week 4: Scores, rankings, highlights, results

In case you missed it, here are some wild stats from this DIII game:

Coast Guard 92 vs. Nichols 60

• Nichols QB Kevin Branch put up 9 TDs and 615 total yards
• Coast Guard RB Harrison Hensley had 153 yards and 4 TDs on the ground
• Coast Guard QB Sean Burns threw 20/24 with 384 passing yards and 6 passing TDs
• Coast Guard did not punt
• Coast Guard led total yards 713-699
• Nichols lost by 32 points
   

Nichols scored 60 points today! 🥳
They lost by 32. 🤯

— RedditCFB (@RedditCFB)

Purdue nailed a field goal with 1:13 left in the first half to keep it a two-possesion game at 28-16, but then Jadarian Price took the ensuing kick 100 yards for a touchdown to put the Fighting Irish up 35-16. The kick return adds to Price's three other rushing touchdowns as the junior is having a career game. 

COUNT IT ☘️

1️⃣0️⃣0️⃣ YARDS TO THE HOUSE FOR JADARIAN PRICE 🤯☘️ |

— Notre Dame Football (@NDFootball)

As we get into the late slate, let's take a look at the best the afternoon window had to offer:

No. 21 Michigan 30, Nebraska 27 

No. 21 Michigan faced a tough road test in Nebraska, as the Huskers fought until the very end but ultimately came up just short of the upset. Without head coach Sherrone Moore, the Wolverines struggled to pull away, with their biggest lead being 10 points. Nebraska mounted a late comeback effort, pulling within three points after a touchdown with 1:34 to go. But Michigan was able to run the clock out and escape Lincoln with a win. Michigan RB Justice Haynes led the way with 149 yards and a touchdown on 17 carries. His score in the second quarter marked his third 50+ yard TD run this season: 

3rd TD of 50+ yards on the young season so far for

— Michigan Football (@UMichFootball)

No. 11 Oklahoma 24, No. 22 Auburn 17 

Jackson Arnold’s return to Oklahoma proved to be unceremonious. The former Oklahoma QB Jackson Arnold tried to lead the No. 22 Tigers to a road win over No. 11 Oklahoma, but the Sooners had other plans. Oklahoma’s defense came up big, sacking Arnold a school-record 10 times. Oklahoma QB John Mateer led the Sooners with 271 passing yards and a passing touchdown. But his best moment came as they were trailing late in the fourth quarter—the Sooners marched down the field with a six play, two-minute drive, punctuated by a nine-yard rushing TD from Mateer to take the lead. 

TOUCHDOWN OKLAHOMA 🗣️

— Oklahoma Football (@OU_Football)

The Oklahoma defense kept pace on the next Auburn drive, sacking Arnold twice and adding a safety to pull ahead by seven. 

Syracuse 34, Clemson 21 

After a lightning delay pushed this game back, Syracuse takes down Clemson in Death Valley, 34-21. Syracuse owned the line of scrimmage early, rushing for 123 yards and outgaining Clemson 303-240 in the first half. Syracuse QB Steve Angeli had a solid outing, throwing for 244 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game with a lower leg injury. WR Justus Ross-Simmons caught two TD passes on five targets, including the game’s opening score. 

Justus Ross-Simmons mossed him 🥶

— ACC Network (@accnetwork)

Clemson’s 1-3 start is now its worst in program history as its playoff hopes are all but dissolved. 

You have to see this wacky punt from the UIW-NAU game.

Getting weird,

— Southland Conference (@SouthlandSports)

Okay, now that that's out of the way, you have to see what Northern Arizona did a few plays later right before halftime. A Hail Mary! That's now two today.

HAIL MARY TO TO END THE FIRST HALF!! how about that?! |

— NAU Football (@NAU_Football)

UConn scores on 4th &1 to extend their lead over Ball State to 24-10 in the 4th quarter.

4th & 1 ➡️ TOUCHDOWN! 😤

— UConn Football (@UConnFootball)

Jordan Marshall needed two yards and got 54, to put Michigan up 10 in the third quarter.

Jordan Marshall turns on THE JETS 💨

TD 🙌

📺: CBS

— FOX College Football (@CFBONFOX)

Reigning FCS freshman of the year (Jerry Rice Award) Eli Gilman is putting on a show today. The Montana running back scored his third touchdown of the day, juking an Indiana State defender out of his shoes.

Elusive Eli 👀 has 120 rush yards and 3 touchdowns today

— Big Sky Conference (@BigSkyConf)

This is not your regular 17-17 game. The game was first tied 10-10, then Michigan running back Justice Haynes burst through for a 75-yard touchdown.

JUSTICE HAYNES 75 YARDS TO THE CRIB 🏡🔥

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— Bleacher Report CFB (@BR_CFB)

Then Nebraska got the ball with a chance to tie it before halftime. That's when quarterback Dylan Raiola attempted a Hail-Mary pass. The ball floated into the end zone. And down game Barney with the ball!

DYLAN RAIOLA HAIL MARY BEFORE THE HALF ‼️

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— Bleacher Report CFB (@BR_CFB)

On par with a crazy Saturday in college football, the trick plays continue! 

Ball State receiver Qian Magwood connected with quarterback Kiael Kelly in a 19-yard touchdown pass. Yes you read that right - cutting the UConn lead 10-7. 

Tricky, Tricky! 👀 |

— MACtion (@MACSports)

ANOTHER surprise scheme from Purdue featured a fake punt by Jake McCallister. The 10 yard keeper by the punter converted the first down for the Boilermakers. 

ANOTHER trick play from Purdue. This time it's a fake punt. 😳

— NBC Sports (@NBCSports)

Colgate's Treyvhon Saunders broke free, soared and flew into the endzone for a spectacular touchdown as the Raiders knocked off Fordham 44-21.

UP AND OVER FOR THE TOUCHDOWN 😱

— ESPN College Football (@ESPNCFB)