Ohio State, Penn State, Indiana, Maryland, Iowa, Rutgers, and Illinois prevailed in Week 4, while Purdue, UCLA, MSU, Nebraska, and Minnesota failed. Oregon and Wisconsin were on bye this week. With all of that in mind, here is our revamped Big Ten power ranking after Week 4. Last game: Loss vs. Oregon State, 21-38

To close out the month of September, it'll be a heavy USC presence on CBS. On the heels of a loss in their first-ever Big Ten game to Michigan on Sept. 21 as the Wolverines came from behind, the Trojans will welcome Wisconsin to Los Angeles on Sept. 28 to see if they can notch that first-ever conference victory.

Another weekend of college football is in the books. Here are some of the most notable winners and losers of the season’s fourth week: 1. Michigan (winner) Michigan welcomed Southern California to the Big Ten

Here's a look at social media reactions to Michigan defeating USC football, despite having just 32 passing yards from quarterback Alex Orji:

It turns out it was a smart move for Michigan football to have its biggest recruiting weekend in Week 4 against new Big Ten rival (and old Pac-12 rival) USC. Because not only did the Wolverines manage to upset the No.

Kalel Mullings scored a touchdown with 37 seconds left to lift No. 18 Michigan to a 27-24 win over USC in the Trojans first conference matchup since joining the Big Ten.