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Week 4 reactions from six Top 25 matchups: Dylan Raiola saves Oregon; Texas, Florida make SEC statements

Texas, Florida and Mississippi State all made statements in a Week 4 slate dominated by Top 25 matchups.

Week 4 reactions from six Top 25 matchups: Dylan Raiola saves Oregon; Texas, Florida make SEC statements

Week 4 reactions from six Top 25 matchups including Dylan Raiola saving Oregon's season and Texas and Florida making strong statements in the SEC were highlighted. Texas' Colin Simmons set a school record with five sacks but was penalized for simulating using the restroom, a penalty that did not cost Texas the game. Michigan's Zeke Berry received a personal foul that gave Iowa a first down, leading to a walk-off touchdown pass from Hank Brown to Reece Vander Zee.

Oregon faced a key moment when Trojans linebacker Desman Stephens II knocked Ducks quarterback Dante Moore out of the game, resulting in an ejection. Oregon went on to win 41-27 over USC in Big Ten play. Dylan Raiola, a Nebraska transfer, had a fantastic performance, throwing the go-ahead touchdown pass and converting a fourth-and-3, confirming that Dan Lanning still has USC's number.

The Oregon victory secured their fifth straight win against USC, raising questions about the Trojan's defense. Meanwhile, LSU bounced back from their loss to Ole Miss with a 35-6 win over Texas A&M, thanks to Sam Leavitt's impressive performance. Mississippi State beat Missouri 31-24, with Kamario Taylor emerging as a star, finishing with 360 passing yards and three touchdowns.

Florida's Jon Sumrall, the new Coach of the Year favorite, led the Gators to a 52-28 win over Ole Miss, putting them on track for a top-10 ranking. The Big Ten race was also shaken up by Iowa's 20-17 victory over Michigan, thanks to Brown's 16-yard touchdown pass to Vander Zee.

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