Week 4 of the 2026 college football season is stacked, with five ranked matchups on Saturday alone.
No. 1 Texas at No. 14 Tennessee
The nation’s top ranked team hits the road for a night game at Neyland Stadium, where Tennessee will try to hand Texas its first loss. Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning has been every bit the headliner Texas hoped for, and a road win in Knoxville would be the signature win the Horns need for the Playoff conversation. Make your call on this one →
No. 2 Georgia vs. Oklahoma
Sanford Stadium hosts a top five showdown as Georgia welcomes Oklahoma and transfer quarterback John Mateer, who’s been one of the best storylines of the young season. Both teams enter unbeaten, and Athens will be rocking for this one. See the prediction card →
No. 4 Ole Miss at No. 21 Florida
An SEC crossover with real stakes. Florida hosts Ole Miss at the Swamp, with Rebels quarterback Trinidad Chambliss leading an Ole Miss offense that’s been lighting up scoreboards. Both teams are 3 and 0, and this one has shootout written all over it. Check the matchup →
No. 17 Iowa at No. 18 Michigan
The Big Ten’s toughest ticket this week sends Iowa into the Big House to face Michigan and sophomore phenom Bryce Underwood, the former five star recruit who’s now settling in as the Wolverines’ guy. Expect a physical, defense first battle befitting two undefeated Big Ten heavyweights. Cast your prediction →
No. 20 Oregon at No. 12 USC
The Coliseum lights up for a late night Big Ten clash between USC, the conference’s last unbeaten team, and Oregon. Trojans quarterback Jayden Maiava has USC playing its best football in years, and a win here would be USC’s biggest statement of the season. Get in on the pick →
South Carolina at No. 8 Alabama
Bryant Denny Stadium hosts an SEC tilt as Alabama looks to keep pace in the West against a scrappy South Carolina squad looking for a signature road win. Vote on this one →
Under the Radar Pick: No. 5 Indiana vs. Northwestern
Don’t sleep on this one. Indiana is undefeated and ranked No. 5 nationally, hosting Northwestern at Memorial Stadium in what could be a trap game for the Hoosiers’ Playoff hopes. Make your prediction →
