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In college football, week five has arrived, and it's shaping up to be a juicy weekend. After a 3-3 record last week, hopes are high for a turnaround. A funny slate of games played out, with the Lions dropping at least two points in several matches, prompting the author to advise paying attention to line changes. The game between Illinois and Nebraska on Friday night ended in a great game, with Nebraska blowing it, while Texas took down Louisiana Monroe, with Arch Manning showing promise but not quite reaching the high level expected. Ohio State thrashed Marshall, with Oklahoma struggling, despite being the higher-ranked team. The author notes that Tennessee is making a case for being in the second tier of college football, having beaten Oklahoma on the road.

Additionally, Missouri snuck out a win over Vanderbilt, while Miami dominated South Florida, and Penn State had a big win. The game of the week was Michigan vs USC, which saw Michigan come back from a late deficit to win, with the opposing quarterback throwing just 32 yards and rushing for 290 against Nebraska in a loss. The author queries the situation with the high level of competition in college football, citing multiple 24-year-old starters, and specifies that this is a major problem. He also highlights the BYU-Kansas State game, where BYU came out on top, despite starting as the underdog. Other highlights include Notre Dame, Clemson, and Georgia Tech, as well as James Madison, which put up a record 70 points against UNCC. The author concludes by setting up a $100 trivia question, challenging viewers to test their knowledge of the season so far.