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No. 14 Tennessee hosts No. 1 Texas at Neyland Stadium in a SEC Week 4 college football game. Tennessee relies on QB Faizon Brandon and his 552 passing yards, while Texas counters with Arch Manning after his 661-yard, seven-touchdown start.
The No. 4 Rebels (3-0) visit the No. 21 Gators (3-0) at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium. Ole Miss enters Week 4 after a 32-24 win over LSU behind QB Trinidad Chambliss (924 SEC passing yards, seven TDs), while Florida beat Auburn 44-39 in Week 3.
The No. 10 LSU Tigers host the No. 23 Texas A&M Aggies at Tiger Stadium. Texas A&M fell 31-21 to Kentucky despite Marcel Reed throwing one passing TD, and LSU fell 32-24 to Ole Miss despite Dilin Jones scoring one rushing TD with his 106 yards.

The greatest games in college football history — the so-called games of the century — are remembered forever as contests where stars were born, legends were made and the sport's chronicle was indelibly transformed.

If passion lies at the heart at college football, then rivalries are what fuel the passion in dramatic, intense, and entertaining ways. In this sport, the more you want to beat your enemy, the more exciting that makes the matchup.
Colorado and Baylor face off in the Big 12 opener. Baylor beat Louisiana Tech 36-19 in Week three behind Nate Bennett, who threw for 253 yards and three TDs. Colorado looks to bounce back after a 41-7 loss to Northwestern in its previous outing.
The Western Michigan Bronchos (2-1) host the Boise State Bronchos (2-1) at Waldo Stadium. Both programs are on a two-game win streak and look to maintain it, Boise State beat South Dakota 38-24 and Western Michigan beat Rice 28-21 in Week 3.