College Football Power Rankings: Week 4 NCAA Football Rankings
College Football power rankings as we head into Week 4 of the 2023-2024 season. How did your team do last week? Jason Radowitz shares his Week 4 NCAA football power rankings.
Jason Radowitz - September 17, 2023, 12:20 PM EDT
5 minCollege Football Power Rankings: Week 4 NCAA Football Rankings
For the first time in a long time, the entire college football world doesn't know who will win the National Championship.
We're headed to Week 4, but Alabama has already tried three quarterbacks to start the season. They're not happy with any of them.
Meanwhile, Georgia needed a massive second half to beat South Carolina at home in Week 3. Florida State held on for their life against Boston College, who almost lost to Holy Cross the week before.
It also took a while for Texas to figure out Wyoming. Michigan was only up by one score against Bowling Green through one half.
Maybe it's Washington's year, after all!
Here are my Power Rankings as we head into a packed Week 4 in college football.
College Football Week 4 Top 25 Power Rankings
1. Georgia
For many teams, conference play will begin. Not for Georgia.
They'll take on UAB at home in Week 4.
They'll be No. 1 after a win over UAB.
But the first half at home against South Carolina last weekend was concerning. The defense dominated in the second half to help earn the win.
2. Michigan
The Wolverines will get Jim Harbough back on the sidelines for Rutgers this weekend. It took Michigan an entire half to figure things out, but they got the job done against Bowling Green in Week 3.
3. Florida State
Florida State was hit with Boston College's best shot. They sustained the punches and escaped with a win.
The Seminoles allowed Boston College to go 8-for-19 on third down and allowed over 450 yards of offense. I'm concerned, but it was the Boston College bandana game and a big rivalry matchup. Those will happen.
4. USC
USC had a bye week. They stayed put at 4.
5. Texas
Texas lost the first quarter and finished the first half only up 10-7 against Wyoming at home. Wyoming's a good program, but everyone expected more coming off a win against Alabama.
Still, the Longhorns earned a 31-10 win. That'll do.
6. Ohio State
On the road, Ohio State has a big test this weekend against Notre Dame. Someone's moving out of the Top 10!
7. Washington
Washington looks like the most consistent team in the nation. The Huskies dominated the Michigan State Spartans over the weekend and have the runner-up Heisman in Michael Pennix Jr.
8. Penn State
9. Notre Dame
10. LSU
There weren't many dominating conference wins on Saturday. LSU had one of them against Mississippi State. They're back in the Top 10 after a convincing 41-14 win over the Bulldogs.
11. Oregon
12. Utah
13. Oregon State
14. Alabama
Alabama will need to go back to Jalen Milroe at quarterback. Either way, the quarterback situation is not good for the Crimson Tide. They struggled to score against South Florida!
15. Ole Miss
16. Oklahoma
17. Duke
18. Tennessee
A loss to Florida has dragged Tennessee down seven spots.
19. Miami
20. Colorado
Maybe Colorado isn't as good as everyone wants to believe. But they're 3-0 and have three wins against quality FBS opponents.
21. North Carolina
22. Clemson
23. Iowa
24. Washington State
25. UCLA
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