It was yet another electric few days of college football this weekend, with Carson Beck's now-No. 2 Miami Hurricanes jumping two spots into the AP's Top 25 poll, the Indiana Hoosiers making a statement with a drubbing 63-10 of Illinois, and Notre Dame finally getting themselves in the win column with a victory over Purdue.

Week 5 of the college football season is highlighted by a series of blockbuster matchups that will define conference title races and national narratives. It's the final weekend of September, and teams can no longer hide behind results against overmatched foes. Most squads that haven't been truly tested yet will be this week.

Get predictions, betting odds and how to watch information for college football's Week 5 matchups with Top 25 teams.

LSU is nine spots ahead of Ole Miss in the AP Top 25, but it is a 2.5-point underdog in Oxford on Saturday. LSU is in that position thanks to some solid play from Garrett Nussmeier and a strong defense.

The SEC has announced the Texas Longhorns schedule for the next two years and there are some very interesting destinations next season.

The Atlantic Coast Conference is moving to a nine-game league schedule for football while having teams play at least 10 games against power-conference

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips announced that the ACC is moving ahead after a vote by its member institutions' athletic directors to play nine conference games.