The 2024 college football season continues to deliver unforgettable moments, and Week 4 was packed with thrilling plays and nail-biting finishes. Whether you’re a fan of high-octane offense or clutch defensive stands, Saturday had something for everyone. Here’s a detailed look at the top highlights from Week 4, including Colorado’s dramatic overtime win against Baylor.

Ohio State Dominates Marshall on FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff”

The action started early with No. 3 Ohio State facing Marshall in the highly anticipated “Big Noon Kickoff” game. The Buckeyes, true to form, displayed their offensive firepower and defensive dominance. Ohio State cruised to victory, showing why they remain one of the nation’s top contenders. Marshall struggled to find answers as the Buckeyes continued their march toward the playoffs.

Clemson Rolls Over NC State, Indiana Stays Perfect

Meanwhile, No. 21 Clemson faced off against North Carolina State. The Tigers’ defense stifled NC State, while their offense kept the pressure on, securing a comfortable victory. It was a statement game for Clemson, who showed they are back on track after early-season struggles.

In the Big Ten, Indiana maintained their unbeaten record, easily handling Charlotte. The Hoosiers are making a case as one of the surprise teams of the season and seem primed to continue their winning ways as the competition heats up.

Michigan’s Last-Second Victory Over USC

Later in the day, one of the marquee matchups featured No. 18 Michigan in a thrilling battle against No. 11 USC. In what will surely go down as one of the season’s most exciting finishes, Michigan running back Kalel Mullings powered in a game-winning touchdown on fourth-and-goal with just 41 seconds left on the clock. The Wolverines’ narrow 27-24 win gave them their first conference victory of the season, while USC was left wondering what went wrong in the final moments.

Utah Holds Off Oklahoma State in a Big 12 Showdown

No. 12 Utah and No. 14 Oklahoma State squared off in one of the biggest matchups of the Big 12 season. Utah managed to secure a tight 22-19 win, holding off a late Oklahoma State rally. Both teams came into the game with high expectations, and the Utes’ ability to withstand pressure showcased their grit and determination as they continue their quest for a conference title.

Tennessee Defeats Oklahoma, Arch Manning Shines in Texas’ Win

Closing out the night, No. 6 Tennessee welcomed No. 15 Oklahoma to the SEC, marking Oklahoma’s highly anticipated conference debut. Tennessee’s head coach, Josh Heupel, made a triumphant return to Norman with a 25-15 win over the Sooners. The Volunteers’ defense came up big, keeping Oklahoma’s offense in check and helping Tennessee secure another signature win.

Elsewhere, No. 1 Texas continued to dominate. In his first college start, Arch Manning led the Longhorns to a massive 51-3 win over Louisiana-Monroe. Manning showed flashes of brilliance, leaving Texas fans excited for what’s to come as the season progresses.

Colorado Edges Baylor in an Overtime Thriller

The highlight of the weekend came in Colorado’s electrifying 38-31 overtime victory over Baylor. This game marked the Buffaloes’ first conference matchup since their return to the Big 12, and it did not disappoint.

After a rollercoaster game that saw multiple lead changes, the Buffaloes found themselves trailing 31-24 late in the fourth quarter. With time running out, Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders launched a 43-yard Hail Mary touchdown to receiver LaJohntay Wester, tying the game as time expired and sending it into overtime.

Colorado took control in the first overtime possession with a 1-yard rushing touchdown by Micah Welch to go up 38-31. But it was Colorado’s star two-way player, Travis Hunter, who saved the day. As Baylor was on the verge of tying the game, Hunter forced a crucial fumble just as Baylor running back Dominic Richardson was about to cross the goal line. The ball rolled out of the end zone, giving Colorado a dramatic win and securing their first Big 12 victory of the season.

Key Moments from the Game:

• 4th Quarter: Baylor briefly took control of the game after quarterback Sawyer Robertson threw a stunning one-handed touchdown to Hal Presley, giving the Bears a 31-24 lead with just under six minutes left. However, a missed field goal gave Colorado one last chance.
• Shedeur Sanders’ Heroics: Facing long odds, Sanders threw a game-saving 43-yard Hail Mary to tie the game and send it into overtime, showing once again why he’s one of the most exciting quarterbacks in the country.
• Travis Hunter’s Defensive Stand: Hunter’s game-winning forced fumble in overtime was a fitting end to a game full of spectacular moments.

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With Week 4 in the books, the season is only heating up. Stay tuned for more action-packed moments and exciting games as the 2024 college football season continues!