Michigan will help college football fans adapt to the demise of the Pac-12. The 11th-ranked Trojans and No. 18 Wolverines played a regular-season game for the first time in 66 years and it was an instant Big Ten classic.

Week 4 in college football featured one of the first slates with conference play scattered across the landscape, and the arrival of that portion of the season brings the first real challenges for voters in the AP Top 25 poll.

As we survey the damage from the latest games on Saturday, let's look ahead to the AP top 25 college football rankings heading into Week 5 Who's moving up? Who's moving down? Note: this isn't our ranking of the best teams,

Get everything you need to know about the latest AP Top 25 rankings below. Others receiving votes: Memphis 77, Boise St. 62, Syracuse 62, UNLV 54, Boston College 47, Washington St. 30, Arizona 15, Iowa 15, Indiana 13, California 11, Liberty 10, Toledo 9, UCF 6, South Carolina 3, North Carolina 3, Arizona St. 3, BYU 2, Pittsburgh 1

The third week of the 2024 college football season delivered some good — and not-so-good — results for the Atlantic Coast Conference.

The Big Ten bounced back in Week 3 of the college football season, with several teams picking up wins.

The Wolverines grinded out a win over the Trojans, plus the rest of the weekend’s most notable winners and losers so far.

Big Ten play is now mostly under way and two of the former Pac-12 teams went up against new conference foes for the first time — with some mixed results. The big game was a ranked-on-ranked matchup with No.

There are highs and lows every week in college football. The winners and losers for Week 4 start with Southern California's loss to Michigan.

The Big Ten College Countdown crew breaks down Michigan's close win over USC, including the play of Alex Orji, the Wolverines' emphasis on the run game, and USC's introduction to the Big Ten.