The Hlists: Lightning ruled Week 4 in college football

It's Monday morning. It's easy to be listless, but don't be Hlist-less.

FOUR GAMES I WISH I'D ATTENDED SATURDAY

1. Florida State 23, Clemson 17 (OT)

2. Indiana 31, Missouri 27

3. Oregon 38, Washington State 31

4. Arizona 49, California 45 (check out the ending)

FOUR GAMES I'M GLAD I MISSED

1. Michigan State 73, Eastern Michigan 14

2. Georgia 66, Troy 0

3. Texas A&M 58, Rice 6

4. North Texas 77, Nicholls State 3

LIGHTNING DELAYS

1. Utah at Michigan: 2 hours, 24 minutes

2. Texas State at Illinois: 1 hour, 57 minutes

3. Taylor at Butler: 1 hour, 30 minutes

4. Louisville at Florida International: 1 hour, 14 minutes

5. San Jose State at Minnesota: 1 hour, 13 minutes

6. Dixie State-Humboldt State: 1 hour

7. Wisconsin-Stevens Point at Coe, 50 minutes

STREAKS EXTENDED OR SNAPPED

1. Northern Illinois' 26-game regular-season winning streak and 17-game road winning streak in 52-14 loss at Arkansas (The Huskies' last regular-season loss had been to Iowa at the start of the 2012 season.)

2. Duke is 4-0 for the first time since 1994.

3. Missouri failed to get a takeaway for the first time in 48 games, and lost to Indiana, 31-27. (It was the longest such streak in the nation. The new leader is Louisiana Monroe, at 29).

4. Tufts ended a 31-game losing streak with a 24-17 win over Hamilton.

RUNNING BACKS IOWA STILL HAS TO FACE WHO GAINED OVER 100 YARDS SATURDAY

1. Melvin Gordon, Wisconsin: 13 carries, 253 yards

2. Ameer Abdullah, Nebraska: 35 carries, 229 yards

3. David Cobb, Minnesota: 34 carries, 207 yards

4. Josh Ferguson, Illinois: 14 carries, 190 yards

5. Tevin Coleman, Indiana: 19 carries, 132 yards (also 57 receiving yards)

6. Corey Clement, Wisconsin: 16 carries, 111 yards

'CROWDS”

1. Iowa at Pittsburgh, 48,895

2. Texas State at Illinois, 41,019

3. Western Illinois at Northwestern, 32,016

4. Southern Illinois at Purdue, 31,439

MY FOUR PLAYOFF TEAMS (WITH BEST WINS)

1. Texas A&M (won at South Carolina)

2. Oregon (beat Michigan State)

3. Mississippi State (won at LSU)

4. Auburn (won at Kansas State)

RECORDS OF FORMER AND CURRENT MICHIGAN HEAD COACHES

1. Rich Rodriguez, Arizona: 4-0

2. Brady Hoke, Michigan: 2-2

BAD HOMECOMINGS

Curry, lost 43-14 to Hobart

Colorado School of Mines, lost 43-28 to Wisconsin-River Falls

York, lost 49-2 to McMaster

MATCHUPS OF TOP 25 TEAMS THIS WEEK

1. UCLA at Arizona State (Thursday)

There are no others.