Author: Paul Myerberg, USA TODAY

There were highs and lows during Week 4 of the college football season. A look at the winners and losers, led by Auburn and Central Florida.

No. 16 UCF prepares for a Power Five opponent as Stanford comes in for a game that could vault the Knights back into the national spotlight.

College football was again dramatic. A look and the winners and losers led by Clemson, Michigan the positive side and Syracuse and UCLA on the other.

Army narrowly lost to Oklahoma on the road last year. But with a program rebuilt and hoping to make history, the Black Knights head to No. 7 Michigan.

USA TODAY Sports is ranking college football every league in the Power Five from its best team through its worst. Next up is the Pac-12 Conference.

USA TODAY Sports ranks the best college football players at each position. The 10 best linebackers are led by Clemson’s Isaiah Simmons.

Jeff Sims is a talented quarterback, but he represents Florida State’s most important recruit because of their need for a signal caller.

Former Auburn and Akron head coach Terry Bowden will join Clemson as a unpaid intern. Bowden is the brother of former Tigers coach Tommy Bowden.

Report: Federal investigators are examining ex-USC AD Pat Haden’s potential role in the college-admissions scandal that rocked several universities.

USA TODAY Sports ranks college football players at each position. The quarterbacks include Clemson’s Trevor Lawrence and Alabama’s Tua Tagovailoa.