The 2007 NCAA Division I FBS football season, or the college football season, began on August 30, 2007,^[2] progressed through the regular season and bowl season, and (aside from all-star exhibition games that followed) concluded with the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game in New Orleans, Louisiana on January 7, 2008, where the top ranked Ohio State Buckeyes were defeated by the second ranked Louisiana State University Tigers, who became the BCS National Champions and undisputed national champions (topping all the major year-end football polls). For just the second time in the BCS era, no teams finished the season undefeated, and only one AQ-conference team finished with 1 loss (#7 Kansas, who did not participate in the Big 12 championship game).
There was only one conference change in 2007, with Temple leaving the Independent ranks to become the 13th member of the MAC. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_season.

Final Stats:

Rank	Team	Coach	Top QB	Top RB	Top WR	Best NFL Career drafted in 2008
1	Louisiana State	Les Miles	Matt Flynn	Jacob Hester	Brandon Lafell	DT Glenn Dorsey picked 5th by KAN
2	Georgia	Mark Richt	Matthew Stafford	Knowshon Moreno	Sean Bailey	LB Marcus Howard picked 161st by IND
3	Southern California	Pete Carroll	John David Booty	Chauncey Washington	Fred Davis	T Sam Baker picked 21st by ATL
4	Missouri	Gary Pinkel	Chase Daniel	Tony Temple	Jeremy Maclin	WR Will Franklin picked 105th by KAN
5	Ohio State	Jim Tressel	Todd Boeckman	Chris Wells	Brian Robiskie	LB Larry Grant picked 214th by SFO
6	West Virginia	Rich Rodriguez	Pat White	Pat White	Darius Reynaud	RB Steve Slaton picked 89th by HOU
7	Kansas	Mark Mangino	Todd Reesing	Brandon McAnderson	Marcus Henry	DB Aqib Talib picked 20th by TAM
8	Oklahoma	Bob Stoops	Sam Bradford	Allen Patrick	Juaquin Iglesias	LB Curtis Lofton picked 37th by ATL
9	Virginia Tech	Frank Beamer	Sean Glennon	Branden Ore	Justin Harper	T Duane Brown picked 26th by HOU
10	Boston College	Jeff Jagodzinski	Matt Ryan	Andre Callender	Rich Gunnell	QB Matt Ryan picked 3rd by ATL
11	Texas	Mack Brown	Colt McCoy	Jamaal Charles	Nate Jones	RB Jamaal Charles picked 73rd by KAN
12	Tennessee	Phillip Fulmer	Erik Ainge	Arian Foster	Lucas Taylor	LB Jerod Mayo picked 10th by NEW
13	Florida	Urban Meyer	Tim Tebow	Tim Tebow	Percy Harvin	DE Derrick Harvey picked 8th by JAX
14	Brigham Young	Bronco Mendenhall	Max Hall	Harvey Unga	Austin Collie	LB Bryan Kehl picked 123rd by NYG
15	Auburn	Tommy Tuberville	Brandon Cox	Ben Tate	Rodgeriqus Smith	DT Pat Sims picked 77th by CIN
16	Arizona State	Dennis Erickson	Rudy Carpenter	Keegan Herring	Chris McGaha	T Mike Pollak picked 59th by IND
17	Cincinnati	Brian Kelly	Ben Mauk	Butler Benton	Dominick Goodman	DB Haruki Nakamura picked 206th by BAL
18	Michigan	Lloyd Carr	Chad Henne	Michael Hart	Mario Manningham	T Jake Long picked 1st by MIA
19	Hawaii	June Jones	Colt Brennan	Kealoha Pilares	Ryan Grice-Mullen	QB Colt Brennan picked 186th by WAS
20	Illinois	Ron Zook	Isiah Williams	Rashard Mendenhall	Arrelious Benn	RB Rashard Mendenhall picked 23rd by PIT
21	Clemson	Tommy Bowden	Cullen Harper	James Davis	Aaron Kelly	T Barry Richardson picked 170th by KAN
22	Texas Tech	Mike Leach	Graham Harrell	Shannon Woods	Michael Crabtree
23	Oregon	Mike Bellotti	Dennis Dixon	Jonathan Stewart	Jaison Williams	RB Jonathan Stewart picked 13th by CAR
24	Wisconsin	Bret Bielema	Tyler Donovan	P.J. Hill	Travis Beckum	DT Nick Hayden picked 181st by CAR
25	Oregon State	Mike Riley	Sean Canfield	Yvenson Bernard	Anthony Brown	LB Joey LaRocque picked 243rd by CHI