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Week 4 of the 2024 college football season was action-packed, featuring several thrilling games. Here’s a look at the top plays from Saturday's matchups.
Ohio State Dominates Marshall
No. 3 Ohio State faced off against Marshall showcasing some of the best moments from the game. Meanwhile, No. 21 Clemson easily defeated North Carolina State, and Indiana maintained its unbeaten status by handling Charlotte.
Michigan Edges Out USC
In a nail-biter, No. 18 Michigan triumphed over No. 11 USC with a final score of 27-24. With just 41 seconds left and facing a fourth-and-goal at USC’s 1-yard line, Michigan running back Kalel Mullings rushed in for the winning touchdown, marking the Wolverines' first conference victory of the season.
Utah Holds Off Oklahoma State
No. 12 Utah secured a close win against No. 14 Oklahoma State, finishing 22-19 in what was anticipated to be a significant Big 12 matchup.
Tennessee defeats Oklahoma
No. 6 Tennessee welcomed No. 15 Oklahoma to the SEC, claiming a 25-15 victory in head coach Josh Heupel's return to Norman. Additionally, Arch Manning led No. 1 Texas to a decisive 51-3 victory over Louisiana-Monroe in his first college start.
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Colorado Wins in Overtime
In an exciting finish, Colorado defeated Baylor 38-31 in overtime during their first conference game back in the Big 12. Shedeur Sanders completed a game-tying 43-yard touchdown to LaJohntay Wester as time expired, sending the game into overtime. In the extra period, Colorado took the lead with a 1-yard touchdown run by Micah Welch. Defensive standout Travis Hunter sealed the win by forcing a fumble on Baylor's possession.
Baylor took a lead in the fourth quarter after a steady drive, culminating in a stunning one-handed touchdown catch by Hal Presley, giving the Bears a 31-24 advantage with 5:43 left. Colorado had a chance to tie after Baylor missed a field goal, and they capitalized with a final drive that ended in a Hail Mary touchdown from Sanders to Wester. Late in the third quarter, Colorado tied the game at 24-24, thanks to a significant play by Travis Hunter, who caught a deep pass to set up a touchdown run by Welch.
After Colorado's touchdown, Baylor quickly responded with a 30-yard touchdown pass from Sawyer Robertson to Monaray Baldwin, putting the Bears up 10-7. Colorado equalized with a field goal, but Baylor struck back with a 101-yard kick return by Jamaal Bell to lead 17-10.
The game started slowly with both teams punting initially. Baylor took a 3-0 lead, but Colorado responded with a strong 75-yard drive, ending in a 2-yard touchdown run by Sanders to take a 7-3 lead. Overall, Week 4 offered thrilling moments and close games that kept fans on the edge of their seats.
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