Joel Klatt was more than a little impressed with how the Indiana Hoosiers dismantled Illinois in their Big Ten opener.

Joel Klatt questioned if this year’s Indiana Hoosiers team is better than last years group that made the college football playoff. He analyzed how Fernando Mendoza thrived in this offense against Illinois.

Iowa is by no means a rollover, but the stakes of this contest pale in comparison to the repercussions of Indiana’s outing against Illinois. Curt Cignetti’s ability to rally his troops, and inspire them in a similar manner ahead of this Week 5 game will be imperative in ensuring the Hoosiers aren’t upset.

Indiana taking Illinois' lunch money, backup quarterback stealing the show and Bill Belichick getting trolled highlight top moments of Week 4.

If you have been waiting for a major shakeup in the top 10, then it's here: Indiana's huge win over Illinois is part of that, but its performance isn't the only one that reshaped these rankings. Week 4 of the college football season is in the books ...

It was yet another electric few days of college football this weekend, with Carson Beck's now-No. 2 Miami Hurricanes jumping two spots into the AP's Top 25 poll, the Indiana Hoosiers making a statement with a drubbing 63-10 of Illinois, and Notre Dame finally getting themselves in the win column with a victory over Purdue.

Halftime in Clemson will be extended due to lightning being detected in the area within eight miles of the stadium. Syracuse leads Clemson 24-14 in the latest stunning scoreline involving the Tigers, and both teams will have some additional time to make adjustments and get ready for the second half due to weather in the area.

Mendoza connected on better than 90% of his passes for a second game in a row, going 21 of 23 for 267 yards. He was 19 of 20 against Indiana State in his previous game. His 76.8% accuracy rate through four games is second nationally, and his 14 TD passes lead the country. He has thrown no interceptions.