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

Looking at the schools in the SEC, who are the top teams in the conference entering Week 4 of the college football schedule? In this week's power rankings, which can be found below, we take a look at each team and how they stack up.

No. 7 Tennessee (4-0, 1-0 SEC) defeated No. 13 Oklahoma (3-1. 0-1 SEC), 25-15, on Saturday at Memorial Stadium in Norman, Oklahoma. Rankings reflect the US LBM Coaches Poll. Saturday’s contest in Week 4 opened Southeastern Conference play for both schools.

USC made its Big Ten debut in a memorable matchup at the Big House, while Oklahoma had an SEC opener to forget against Tennessee.

The Michigan State Spartans versus the Boston College Eagles is one of 12 games on the Week 4 college football schedule that has a Big Ten team on the field.You can find information on how to