With four weeks of the regular season college football schedule completed, our voters in the CBS Sports 136 have turned a corner when it comes to letting go of preseason expectations and allowing the results on the field speak for a team's standing.

The nation had big praise for Indiana last this past weekend, but the computer rankings loved the Hoosiers even more.

Georgia remained No. 1 in the NCAA Re-Rank 1-136 after Week 4 of the college football with Indiana among the teams surging forward.

Thanks to an impressive win at Utah, Texas Tech is the newest addition the projected College Football Playoff field.

College football is unpredictable and delightful, which is why we live for what happens on Saturdays. And Week 4 certainly delivered, from a shocking blowout in Bloomington to a nailbiter in Norman and everything in between.

That performance sparked a wave of recognition for the Hoosiers across the college football world. Among the loudest voices was On3 Sports writer and former Ohio State tight end Zak Herbstreit. The son of ESPN analyst Kirk Herbstreit handed out his weekly superlatives and declared Indiana the best team of Week 4.

Mike's grades for every top 25 college football team in Week 4, 2025. His Week 3 recap and grades for Texas, Indiana, Miami, LSU, Texas, and more.

Oklahoma will sit in the top five for a while, with an idle week and Kent State coming up before a showdown with Texas.

From quarterbacks to wide receivers, the fourth week of college football was highlighted by some impressive stats.

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

New quarterback Fernando Mendoza has taken the mantle from Rourke and emerged as a legitimate Heisman Trophy contender. He was surgical by completing 21 of his 23 pass attempts for 267 yards and five touchdowns.