NCAA Football 2019 Week 4 results

We had a normal number of upsets this week, and we learned something about the lower teams in the Top 25.

Top 25 [Last week's position]
1. Clemson Tigers (4-0) [1]
2. Alabama Crimson Tide (4-0) [2]
3. Wisconsin Badgers (3-0) [3]
4. Ohio State Buckeyes (4-0) [4]
5. LSU Tigers (4-0) [5]
6. Georgia Bulldogs (4-0) [6]
7. Penn State Nittany Lions (3-0) [7]
8. Auburn Tigers (4-0) [10]
9. Oklahoma Sooners (3-0) [9]
10. Oregon Ducks (3-1) [15]
11. Notre Dame Fighting Irish (2-1) [8]
12. Texas Longhorns (3-1) [12]
13. Washington Huskies (3-0) [19]
14. Iowa Hawkeyes (3-0) [14]
15. Washington State Cougars (3-1) [11]
16. Michigan State Spartans (3-1) [20]
17. Kansas State Wildcats (3-0) [18]
18. UCF Golden Knights (3-1) [16]
19. Baylor Bears (3-0) [25]
20. Oklahoma State Cowboys (3-1) [17]
21. Wake Forest Demon Deacons (4-0) [21]
22. Utah Utes (3-1) [13]
23. Navy Midshipmen (2-0) [23]
24. Virginia Cavaliers (4-0) [24]
25. USC Trojans (3-1) [NR]

Dropped off: Michigan Wolverines [#22]

On the Edge: Mississippi State Bulldogs (3-1), Florida Gators (4-0), Boise State Broncos (4-0), Nebraska Cornhuskers (3-1), Maryland Terrapins (2-1), Cal Golden Bears (4-0), Arizona State Sun Devils (3-1), Memphis Tigers (3-0)

Big Ten Report
The games went pretty much as expected, except Michigan had even more difficulty against Wisconsin than I thought.  Their first touchdown was a "pity" score and the last was due to Wisconsin being in "victory formation" and being too loose.  They could have gone scoreless.

Ohio State and Michigan State won by a larger margin than I expected, but neither team ran up the score.  The Spartans needed a strong victory to correct from last week and the Buckeyes were scoring with second (and some) third team players on the field.

We're getting set up for an exciting matchup between Ohio State and Wisconsin.

Upset Watch
The Pac-12 were again plagued, and it started on Friday night.  Utah fell from the ranks of the unbeaten, and allowed USC to regain a Top 25 ranking.  Pitt cost UCF their unbeaten streak, and UCLA knocked Washington State off the unbeaten pedestal, leaving Cal as the only unbeaten Pac-12 team.