College football Week 4 top plays: Michigan-Rutgers, Colorado-Oregon, more

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Week 4 of the college football season is loaded with must-see matchups around the country in the Pac-12, Big Ten and SEC, and we’ve got you covered with all of Saturday’s action!

Kicking things off, Cincinnati is playing host to No. 16 Oklahoma on FOX’s “Big Noon Kickoff.” Find all the action here.

Elsewhere, No. 2 Michigan is in a close battle with Rutgers at The Big House. Later, several other top-10 teams will be in action, including No. 6 Ohio State, No. 7 Penn State, No. 9 Notre Dame, No. 10 Oregon and more.

All eyes will be on No. 19 Colorado, which will be without two-way star Travis Hunter, who was on the wrong end of an unnecessary roughness penalty during the first half of last week’s matchup against in-state rival Colorado State. Hunter suffered a lacerated liver after taking a late shot to the chest that will reportedly keep him out for three to four weeks.

Another huge matchup to keep an eye on is No. 15 Ole Miss at No. 13 Alabama, which dropped out of the top 10 of The Associated Press poll this week for the first time since 2015 — the last year the Rebels defeated the Tide.

Here are the top moments!

Rutgers at No. 2 Michigan

Hot start

Rutgers was first on the board when QB Gavin Wimsatt linked up with receiver Christian Dremel, who turned the completion into a 69-yard score to give the Scarlet Knights an early lead, 7-0.

Rutgers QB Gavin Wimsatt connects with Christian Dremel on 69-yard TD

Nice catch!

Michigan knotted things up late in the first quarter with a 2-yard score from star running back Blake Corum. Then, the Wolverines took a 14-7 lead into halftime after a dazzling 18-yard touchdown from wideout Samaj Morgan — his first collegiate score.