College football never fails to thrill, and Week 4 proved that unpredictability is the name of the game. From a stunning blowout in Bloomington to tense moments in Norman, this Saturday had it all.

1. Is It Time for Oklahoma State to part Ways with Mike Gundy?

The chaos in Stillwater is palpable after Oklahoma State's lackluster loss to Tulsa, a team with a 1-2 record. Following a disastrous 66-0 defeat to Oregon just weeks prior, this latest defeat feels like a nail in the coffin for Coach Mike Gundy, who is in his 21st season. Once regarded as a coaching giant, Gundy's tenure is looking increasingly untenable. After nearly being fired last offseason, he overhauled his staff, but results have not followed. The time may be ripe for a fresh start, as the Cowboys appear to be headed in a troubling direction.

2. Clemson's Struggles: Are They This Year’s Florida State?

Clemson's 34-21 defeat against Syracuse felt like a tipping point. The Tigers’ defense, once a proud unit, has repeatedly been exposed, allowing 443 yards of offense. This marks an unprecedented start for the Tigers under Dabo Swinney, raising significant questions about the team's future. Fans are growing restless as Swinney grapples with evolving challenges in college football. The program's strategy and operations may need a dramatic shift if they hope to reclaim their former glory before it's too late.

3. Indiana Football: The Rise of a Contender?

Curt Cignetti made a bold statement with Indiana’s resounding victory over then-No. 9 Illinois. Dismissing doubts about their capabilities against ranked teams, the Hoosiers showcased both offensive firepower and defensive tenacity. As a program overshadowed in preseason discussions, Indiana is proving to be a serious contender in the Big Ten and potentially the College Football Playoff (CFP). With a tougher schedule ahead, they’re ready to challenge expectations and should not be ignored.

4. Texas Tech Emerges as a Legitimate Big 12 Threat

After significant investment from boosters, Texas Tech is making waves in the Big 12. Under Coach Joey McGuire, the Red Raiders delivered a solid performance against Utah, showcasing talent and depth, particularly with backup quarterback Will Hammond stepping up. As the season progresses, Texas Tech is positioning itself as a formidable contender, potentially leading to multiple teams from the Big 12 making a playoff appearance.

5. The American Conference's Stronghold on the Group of 6