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Jadan Baugh's Heisman campaign, Oregon lead college football winners, losers from Week 4
Baugh has 673 rushing yards and Florida has scored 40 points in each of its first four games, fueling a playoff push under Jon Sumrall.
- Florida running back Jadan Baugh scored three times Saturday at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium, strengthening his Heisman Trophy case in the Gators' victory over Ole Miss.
- No. 16 Oregon rallied for a 41-27 win against No. 25 after losing star quarterback Dante Moore to injury, with backup Dylan Raiola leading the Ducks' playoff push.
- UCLA moved to 4-0 after destroying Maryland 54-3 behind running back Wayne Knight's 135 yards of offense, while Boise State secured a 32-7 win at Western Michigan.
- Ole Miss faced an emotional defeat, while Colorado coach Deion Sanders drew criticism following a 23-13 loss to Baylor that complicates the Buffaloes' conference outlook.
- As the season reaches October, first-year coaches Jon Sumrall and Bob Chesney remain unbeaten, though struggling teams like the Gamecocks and Longhorns face mounting pressure to improve.
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Jadan Baugh's Heisman campaign, Oregon lead college football winners, losers from Week 4
Florida running back Jaden Baugh is making a case for himself after going for 142 yards and three scores in the No. 22 Gators’ 52-28 win against No. 6 Ole Miss.
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