Another double-digit drop in the USA TODAY Sports college football re-rank has Florida well outside the top 50.

Clemson, SMU and Toledo fall out of contention after dismal results, while Ohio State and LSU remain in position for byes.

No. 11 Oklahoma beat No. 22 Auburn, No. 19 Indiana destroyed No. 9 Illinois, and No. 17 Texas Tech ripped No. 16 Utah. Plus, Miami beat up Florida in a rivalry game, and Michigan knocked off Nebraska in the Big Ten.

Halftime in Clemson will be extended due to lightning being detected in the area within eight miles of the stadium. Syracuse leads Clemson 24-14 in the latest stunning scoreline involving the Tigers, and both teams will have some additional time to make adjustments and get ready for the second half due to weather in the area.

Week four of the college football season is in the books and after some close games and some blow outs, it’s time for another round of ACC rankings. These rankings should slowly settle down in the next few weeks as most teams move in to the conference schedule,

The great teams separated themselves from the good teams in Week 4. It looks like another Big Ten head coach could get fired soon. A lot is going on

Two additional SEC conference games will also be played during Week 5 as Tennessee travels to Mississippi State, while South Carolina hosts Kentucky. Entering a loaded Week 5 slate for the conference, here are the updated SEC regular season standings coming out of Week 4.

Still, there were bright moments. Texas Tech pulled off a program-defining win against No. 16 Utah. Oklahoma knocked off Auburn in a high-stakes SEC opener. And in the evening slate, No. 4 Miami hosts Florida, No. 9 Illinois faces No. 19 Indiana, and No. 23 Missouri tries to survive South Carolina.