College football Week 4 games to watch

Players to watchJacquizz RodgersPlaymaking brothers James and Jacquizz of No. 22 Oregon State will try to do what hasn’t been accomplished since 2001 — beat Boise State in a regular season game on the Broncos’ blue turf. Since Kellen Moore took over as QB in 2008, No. 5 Boise has gone 28-1. (Sat., 8 p.m., ABC)Andrew LuckNotre Dame has been on the losing end of dramatic finishes the last two weeks, making stars out of Michigan QB Denard Robinson and Michigan State coach Mark Dantonio. Luck and No. 17 Stanford get a chance in the national spotlight this weekend in South Bend. (Sat., 3:30 p.m., NBC)Wayne DanielsSMU (2-1) took a giant step under June Jones, improving from one win in 2008 to eight in 2009. How will the Mustangs’ run-and-shoot offense fare against the innovative 4-2-5 defense of No. 6 TCU, led by disruptive DE Daniels? (Fri., 8 p.m., ESPN).Chester StewartStewart (DeMatha) has provided a passing threat at No. 25 Temple to go along with hard-charging RB Bernard Pierce (301 yards). This weekend at Penn State, the Owls get the ultimate test against the premier football power in Pennsylvania, which leads the series 35-3-1. (Sat., 3:30 p.m., BTN)Brandon HoganThe West Virginia CB (Osbourn) has been reinstated after a DUI arrest and is likely to start at No. 12 LSU, which also has a stellar CB in Patrick Peterson. The only blemishes in WVU’s 31-17 win over Maryland were a pair of long TD passes against Hogan’s replacement. (Sat., 9 p.m., ESPN2).