​MIAMI GARDENS – SEPTEMBER 26: Miami quarterback Darian Mensah (10) carries the ball while followed by Central Michigan defensive lineman Korver Demma (5) in the second quarter as the Miami Hurricanes faced the Central Michigan Chippewas on September 26, 2026, at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL. (Photo by Samuel Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images) | Icon Sportswire via Getty Images Heading into Week 5, there are five big-name players to keep your eyes on today.Kamario Taylor is someone who can’t be talked about enough. Today, he will have a major matchup with Alabama at home. Last week against Missouri, Taylor finished the game with 360 yards and 3 TDs and currently has 14 TDs and only 2 INTs on the year. Can Taylor keep up this pace as the competition and attention rise? There is already speculation and even anticipation from a lot of people about Taylor entering the transfer portal, but a lot of well-known Mississippi State alumni have publicly come out in support of the necessary efforts to keep Taylor in Starkville. If Taylor has a big game against Bama, both sides of that conversation will only get louder. The young gunslinger is very fun to watch, and this matchup with the Crimson Tide will be fun to watch as well.Miami will play Clemson in South Carolina at 6:30 p.m. on ABC. Clemson is struggling, and Dabo looks like he may be on his last legs this season, but Tait Reynolds has injected a little bit of life back into the program following a big road victory against Cal last week. Unfortunately for Clemson, the Tigers have to play against one of the best QB/WR duos in the country. Darian Mensah and Malachi Toney are two players who are definitely worth watching tonight. Mensah is on an absurd pace right now, as he has more passing TDs than he does incompletions. Mensah has 14 TDs and has missed on only 12 passes, which currently has his completion percentage at 88.7%. While you’re keeping your eyes on Mensah, you have to pay attention to who he’s getting the ball to, and that’s more than likely Malachi Toney. The true sophomore WR is one of the most dominant weapons in the country. He can be lined up anywhere and has the ability to create space where there is none. Currently, Toney has 34 receptions for 564 yards and 6 TDs through four games.Florida will be taking on Missouri in Missouri, and when playing a road SEC game, one of the most important aspects an offense will need to rely on is the running game. Florida has the best running back in the country. Jadan Baugh is the lead back at Florida and was one of incoming head coach Jon Sumrall’s primary targets to keep, and it’s clear he’s excited that Baugh is still in Gainesville. So far, Baugh has carried the ball 83 times for 600 yards and 11 TDs. His four-game stat line is impressive for what some RBs would be able to do in a full season. If Missouri wants to keep up with Florida in this game, then the Tigers will have to stop Baugh. If they don’t, Baugh and Flo