I'm not the only KU fan on here? I'm going to the KU-Mizzou game this coming Saturday and it's going to be a beauty.

Hey guys! Here are the rest of your results from yesterday's slate of College Football. It's definitely gonna be an very interesting end to the season, which has in itself been very chaotic & action-packed. Who will be in the BCS National Championship Game? Who will win the Heisman? Who will win out the rest of the way? Stay tuned to find out...

UCF - 49
Southern Methodist - 20

#1 LSU - 41
Mississippi - 24

#3 Kansas - 45
Iowa State - 7

#10 Virginia Tech - 44
Miami (FL) - 14

#25 Wisconsin - 41
Minnesota - 34

Indiana - 27
Purdue - 24

Michigan State - 35
Penn State - 31

Memphis - 25
UAB - 9

Houston - 35
Marshall - 28

Washington - 37
California - 23

Western Michigan - 28
Iowa - 19

Navy - 35
Northern Illinois - 24

Wake Forest - 38
North Carolina State - 18

Western Kentucky - 52
Morehead State - 12

Utah - 28
New Mexico - 10

Oregon State - 52
Washington State - 17

Oklahoma State - 45
Baylor - 14

Louisiana-Lafayette - 38
Florida International - 28

Louisiana Tech - 27
San Jose State - 23

TCU - 34
UNLV - 10

Southern Miss - 56
UTEP - 30

#6 West Virginia - 28
#22 Cincinnati - 23

#17 Boston College - 20
#15 Clemson - 17

Texas Tech - 34
#4 Oklahoma - 27

South Florida - 55
Louisville - 17

Hey guys! With the BCS National Title picture getting more & more complicated with each passing week, here are the latest polls, ratings, & standings (incl. the ever-changing BCS Standings) -

BCS Standings

1. LSU 10-1
2. Kansas 11-0
3. West Virginia 9-1
4. Missouri 10-1
5. Ohio State 11-1
6. Arizona State 9-1
7. Georgia 9-2
8. Virginia Tech 9-2
9. Oregon 8-2
10. Oklahoma 9-2
11. USC 8-2
12. Florida 8-3
13. Texas 9-2
14. Boston College 9-2
15. Hawaii 10-0
16. Virginia 9-2
17. Illinois 9-3
18. Tennessee 8-3
19. Boise State 10-1
20. Connecticut 9-2
21. Wisconsin 9-3
22. Clemson 8-3
23. South Florida 8-3
24. Cincinnati 8-3
25. BYU 8-2


AP Top 25

1. LSU (60) 10-1 1,619
2. Kansas (3) 11-0 1,541
3. Missouri (1) 10-1 1,469
4. West Virginia (1) 9-1 1,457
5. Ohio State 11-1 1,341
6. Georgia 9-2 1,246
7. Arizona State 9-1 1,219
8. Virginia Tech 9-2 1,131
9. Oregon 8-2 1,057
10. Oklahoma 9-2 1,031
11. USC 8-2 967
12. Florida 8-3 874
13. Texas 9-2 863
14. Hawaii 10-0 795
15. Boston College 9-2 678
16. Virginia 9-2 614
17. Boise State 10-1 597
18. Illinois 9-3 548
19. Tennessee 8-3 512
20. Connecticut 9-2 327
21. Clemson 8-3 294
22. Wisconsin 9-3 274
23. Brigham Young 8-2 158
24. Cincinnati 8-3 149
25. Auburn 7-4 100

Others Receiving Votes
Texas Tech 89, South Florida 73, Kentucky 38, Michigan 19, Arkansas 9, Air Force 7, California 6, Florida State 6, Oregon State 5, Penn State 4, Utah 4, UCF 2, Tulsa 1, Northern Iowa 1.

Dropped From Rankings
Kentucky 22, Michigan 23.


USA Today Poll

1. LSU (51) 10-1 1,483
2. Kansas (8) 11-0 1,441
3. West Virginia (1) 9-1 1,345
4. Missouri 10-1 1,328
5. Ohio State 11-1 1,276
6. Arizona State 9-1 1,158
7. Georgia 9-2 1,105
8. Virginia Tech 9-2 1,019
9. Oklahoma 9-2 931
10. Oregon 8-2 890
11. Texas 9-2 883
12. USC 8-2 879
13. Hawaii 10-0 828
14. Florida 8-3 736
15. Virginia 9-2 626
16. Boston College 9-2 619
17. Boise State 10-1 593
18. Illinois 9-3 485
19. Tennessee 8-3 430
20. Wisconsin 9-3 343
21. Connecticut 9-2 264
22. Clemson 8-3 225
23. Brigham Young 8-2 161
24. Texas Tech 8-4 80
25. Auburn 7-4 65

Others Receiving Votes
Cincinnati 63, Air Force 51, Michigan 38, Kentucky 36, South Florida 32, Arkansas 25, Penn State 22, Florida State 12, UCF 11, Rutgers 7, TROY 2, Michigan State 2, Oklahoma State 2, Oregon State 1, Fresno State 1, Houston 1, Indiana 1.

Dropped From Rankings
Penn State 22, Michigan 23, Cincinnati 25.


ESPNU Allstate Standings (Fan Poll)

1. LSU 10-1
2. Kansas 11-0
3. Missouri 10-1
4. West Virginia 9-1
5. Ohio State 11-1
6. Georgia 9-2
7. Arizona State 9-1
8. Virginia Tech 9-2
9. Oklahoma 9-2
10. Oregon 8-2
11. USC 8-2
12. Florida 8-3
13. Hawaii 10-0
14. Texas 9-2
15. Boston College 9-2
16. Illinois 9-3
17. Boise State 10-1
18. Virginia 9-2
19. Tennessee 8-3
20. Connecticut 9-2
21. Wisconsin 9-3
22. Clemson 8-3
23. Auburn 7-4
24. Cincinnati 8-3
25. Brigham Young 8-2

Others Receiving Votes
Texas Tech, South Florida, Kentucky, Arkansas, Michigan.

Hey again guys! One more update for tonight - Your current standings for the 2007 Heisman Trophy, more importantly, the
Top 5 Players in the running for College Football's most prestigious honor.

Dennis Dixon | QB | Oregon
Current Heisman Status:



It looked like Dixon's dream season would continue against the Wildcats on Thursday night. The senior connected on 5-of-8 passes for 62 yards and ran for a 39-yard TD. But the fast start turned into a nightmare. Dixon suffered a left knee injury and left the game in the first quarter, and the Ducks found out on Friday that he needs season-ending surgery to repair a torn ACL.

2007 Season Stats:
Passing: 2,136 YDS | 20 TD
4 INT | 67.7 CMP%
Rushing: 583 YDS | 9 TD

Next: Oregon @ UCLA
Nov. 24th | 3:30 p.m. ET | ABC


Tim Tebow | QB | Florida
Current Heisman Status:



Tebow continues to pad his Heisman résumé, ringing up four touchdowns -- three in the air -- against FAU. He became the first player in Division I-A history to have 20-plus rushing TDs and 20-plus passing TDs in the same season.

2007 Season Stats:
Passing: 2,871 YDS | 26 TD
6 INT | 68.5 CMP%
Rushing: 749 YDS | 20 TD

Next: Florida State @ Florida
Nov. 24th | 5 p.m. ET


Chase Daniel | QB | Missouri
Current Heisman Status:



Daniel was superb in what could have been a trap game for Missouri before next week's showdown with Kansas. Daniel completed 28-of-41 passes for 284 yards and four touchdowns.

2007 Season Stats:
Passing: 3,690 YDS | 33 TD
9 INT | 69.3 CMP%
Rushing: 252 YDS | 3 TD

Next: Missouri @ Kansas
Nov. 24th | 8 p.m. ET | ABC


Darren McFadden | RB | Arkansas
Current Heisman Status:



McFadden proved once again why he's considered the most talented player in college football. He ran for 88 yards on 28 carries, passed for a touchdown and caught a touchdown pass (4 catches, 50 yards) in Arkansas' win over Mississippi State.

2007 Season Stats:
Rushing: 1,518 YDS | 12 TD
Passing: 89 YDS | 3 TD
Receiving: 164 YD | 1 TD

Next: Arkansas @ LSU
Nov. 23rd | 3:30 p.m. ET


Pat White | QB | West Virginia
Current Heisman Status:



White's 140 yards in the air and 155 yards and two touchdowns on the ground were a big reason West Virginia won. But White's two fumbles in the final seven minutes of the game proved costly, allowing the Bearcats back into the game.

2007 Season Stats:
Passing: 1,361 YDS | 11 TD
3 INT | 69 CMP%
Rushing: 958 YDS | 12 TD

Next: UConn @ West Virginia
Nov. 24th | Noon ET

:roll: love to see the liberal media screwing TODD REESING out of the heisman.

Hey guys! Here are your result so far from Week #13 of the 2007 College Football season, w/ more action on tap for tonight & tomorrow. Should make for an interesting close to the season over the next 2 weeks.

Tuesday, November 20th, 2007

Troy - 45
Middle Tennessee - 7


Thursday, November 22nd, 2007

#11 USC - 44
#6 Arizona State - 24


Friday, November 23rd, 2007

Central Michigan - 35
Akron - 32

Hey guys! Just thought I'd pass this late-breaking news along: #1 LSU has fallen again in Triple OT to Arkansas in a 50-48 thriller in Baton Rouge, LA. This will definitely shake up the BCS standings once again, especially determining who will be the new #1 team in the country.

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I wouldn't want to be Kansas or Missouri right now. Presumably, they are #1 and #2 heading into tomorrow night.

Nobody wants to be #1 or #2 until the season is done and buried!

That LSU v Arkansas game was awesome. LSU have probably the most talented team in the country, but they'll be well rid of Les Miles if he goes to Michigan imo.