College football Week 4 results: Clemson, Michigan and Utah all pick up big wins

A complete and utter dismantling of K-State by the Cougars in Provo. BYU improves to 4-0 and wins its Big 12 opener while the Wildcats suffer their first loss of the season to open conference play.

Sione Moa rumbles his way to a 21-yard touchdown run. The rout is on in Provo.

Cougars lead Kansas State 38-9.

Kansas State can't get anything going. QB Avery Johnson is tackled short on a 4th down keeper.

BYU in control, 31-9, end of 3rd quarter.

Kansas State uses 5:29 to go 12 plays and 64 yards, only to settle for a short field goal.

That cuts BYU's lead to 31-9 with 5:12 left in the 3rd.

Parker Kingston initially bobbled the punt return, then scooped it up and ran 93 yards for an unbelievable score.

Cougars are absolutely rolling in Provo, up 31-6 early in the 3rd.

Here's the INT that set up BYU's last TD

BYU's Harrison Taggart picks off Kansas State QB Avery Johnson on the opening drive of the 2nd half.

Two plays later, BYU is in the end zone on a Jake Retzlaff pass to Darius Lassiter.

Cougars lead No. 13 K-State 24-6 and we may have an upset in the making.

The Wildcats seemed to have things under wraps before two late turnovers changed everything.

The Wildcats have turned it over on back-to-back possessions and the Cougars have taken advantage with consecutive touchdowns.

Colorado fans stormed the field on the initial fumble, then they had to clear off while the play was being reviewed.

It stood, and they stormed again. Party time in Boulder!

Here's the winning play for Colorado

Travis Hunter forced the fumble just short of the goal line. And the Buffaloes pull off an incredible comeback win in overtime!

Baylor appeared to fumble near the goal line, which would mean game over and Colorado wins.

But the play is under review.

Micah Welch pushes it in from the 1 as the Buffs strike first in overtime.

They lead 38-31. Baylor will get its chance to match.

Meanwhile, points are at a premium in Provo as Kansas State is up 6-3 on BYU while time ticks away in the first half.

With the most improbable finish you'll ever see, Colorado forced OT.

It's 31-31 with more football coming in Boulder

The Vols have a signature early SEC win and Josh Heupel's return to Norman is a success.

Unreal! Shedeur Sanders finds LaJohntay Wester in the end zone on the final play of regulation!

An incredible 43-yard heave and catch!

Oh no, Will Sheppard dropped what likely would have been the tying TD pass from Shedeur Sanders.

He got behind the defender. Instead it's incomplete. 2 seconds left. Ball at the Baylor 43

The Buffs have moved it into Baylor territory but they've used a lot of time.

It's near midfield and there's only 18 seconds left. CU is out of timeouts.

It's too little too late, but Michael Hawkins led the Sooners down for a touchdown. The lead is still 10 though so that'll do it.

Baylor gets into field goal range but Isaiah Hankins misses from 45 yards out. That would have pretty much clinched it for the Bears.

It remains a one-score game, 31-24 with 2:16 to play.

Cam Ward finished with 404 yards passing, 3 TDs, 1 INT as Miami pulled away in the 2nd half.

The Vols are now up 16 after the turnover on downs results in clock wasting and a field goal.

There's 3:35 left in this one.

Sawyer Robertson drops a dime to Hal Presley for a 24-yard touchdown.

Baylor retakes the lead, 31-24, over Colorado. 5:43 to play

Well that'll just about do it for the Sooners. Michael Hawkins sailed the fourth-down attempt over his receiver's head and Oklahoma appears to be out of time.

Colorado drives it into Baylor territory but stalls out as Shedeur Sanders is sacked on 4th down.

Baylor ball, tie game.

The Sooners get the ball back after a defensive stand and will have it at their own 27-yard line. Hawkins showed some promise in moving the ball the last drive. We'll see if he can rally Oklahoma back with just over 6 minutes left in the game.

The Sooners finally find the end zone in the fourth quarter with Michael Hawkins at the helm. The backup QB finds Jovantae Barnes out of the backfield for a touchdown to cut into the Vols' lead.

After a penalty, Oklahoma's Tyler Keltner misses the extra point to keep it 22-9.

The Sooners are finally showing some positive momentum with Michael Hawkins in the game at quarterback. They're now inside the red zone.

Micah Welch scores on a 2-yard touchdown run and it's a new ballgame in Boulde

Score was set up by an incredible catch from Travis Hunter.

Colorado 24, Baylor 24, late 3rd

FSU gets its first win of the season. Cal takes its first loss of the season.

FSU gets the stop on 4th down and it looks like the Seminoles will get their first win of the season.

Sigh of relief in Tallahassee.

Florida State is leading 14-9 with 1:05 to go but Cal is driving.

Could FSU really fall to 0-4?

Not much in the way of offense in the third quarter in Norman. The Sooners offense is just anemic. They have 98 total yards with one quarter to go.

Back from halftime in Boulder, Colorado stuffs Baylor on 4th and 1 at the Colorado 41.

Big stop for the Buffs, who still trail 24-17.

The Vols have added another field goal, with Max Gilbert connecting on a 41-yarder. The Sooners are going to have to find some semblance of an offense to keep this thing close

Damien Martinez punches in another one from the 1.

Miami is in total control now, up 36-15 on South Florida near the end of the 3rd quarter.

We are back for the second half of Tennessee-Oklahoma and the Vols had a huge chunk play called back on a hold. They'll have to punt it away.

Hurricanes begin the 2nd half with a long, 12-play, 80-yard drive capped by Damien Martinez's 1-yard TD run.

Miami extends the lead over USF to 29-15

Shedeur Sanders scrambles and finds Omarion Miller down field, then Miller somehow stayed on his feet and ran to the end zone for a 58-yard TD. What a play.

Colorado cuts Baylor's lead to 24-17. Late 2nd quarter.

It's not quite a blowout, but the Sooners' lack of offense is concerning in this one as the Vols are just badgering the home team up front.

UT's Dylan Sampson caps off an 8-play, 46-yard drive with a goal line touchdown. The Vols are in control of this one in Josh Heupel's return to Norman.

Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson takes it himself on a 4th and 2. Baylor leads Colorado by 2 TDs.

One play after Oklahoma forced a fumble on a strip sack of UT's Nico Iamaleava, OU's Jackson Arnold throws a backwards pass that's dropped and the Vols fall on it.

Tennessee has the ball in OU territory with just over 4 minutes left in the half.

After Colorado had tied the game with a FG, Jamaal Bell returns the ensuing kickoff 100 yards to immediately give Baylor the lead.

Oklahoma will have to manufacture some offense to keep up with Tennessee, but Brent Venables' team hasn't figured it out yet. They're down 12-3 and have 97 total yards so far.

Oregon State gets a pick-6 off a Purdue player's foot! Really!

While that was all going on, Baylor took the lead on Colorado with this great pass and catch.