CFB Week 4 Reactions: Florida Bullies Ole Miss | USC Violated By Oregon Again | Oklahoma & Deion Sanders Are Cooked

On this epsiode of the JT Sports Podcast, JT gives his College Football Week 4 reactions, starting with Lincoln Riley and USC failing the measuring-stick test they needed to pass against Oregon. The Trojans entered 4-0 with momentum, home-field advantage, and a vulnerable Ducks team in front of them, but even after Dante Moore left the game and USC fought back to tie it, Oregon still pulled away behind Dylan Raiola and exposed the same questions that have followed Riley in Los Angeles. JT also breaks down how John Sumrall has turned Florida into an SEC bully almost overnight, with Jadan Baugh, Duke Clark, and a dominant rushing attack helping the Gators physically control Auburn and Ole Miss in back-to-back conference wins. Did John Mateer effectively end Oklahoma’s season in September after three first-half turnovers buried the Sooners against Georgia, and does Brent Venables need to completely rethink how Oklahoma evaluates quarterbacks? JT examines why Texas’ elite defense may be hiding an offense that still hasn’t fully arrived, with Arch Manning, the offensive line, and the run game continuing to leave questions despite a 4-0 start. Plus, JT explains why Deion Sanders may have built an unforgettable moment at Colorado without ever building a sustainable program, and why the Buffaloes’ quarterback instability, roster construction, staff turnover, and recent slide are becoming harder to explain away. All that plus SEC contenders, Big Ten reality checks, CFP implications, coaching pressure, quarterback problems, and the biggest takeaways from College Football Week 4.