The 2006 NCAA Division I FBS football season, or the college football season, began on August 31, 2006, and aside from all-star exhibition games that followed, concluded with the Bowl Championship Series (BCS) National Championship Game on January 8, 2007, in Glendale, Arizona, where the No. 2 Florida Gators defeated the No. 1 Ohio State Buckeyes 41–14 to win the 2007 BCS National Championship. Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_season.

Finals stats:

Rank	Team	Coach	Top QB	Top RB	Top WR	Top NFL Player drafted in 2007
1	Florida	Urban Meyer	Chris Leak	Deshawn Wynn	Dallas Baker	DB Reggie Nelson picked 21st by JAX
2	Ohio State	Jim Tressel	Troy Smith	Antonio Pittman	Ted Ginn Jr.	WR Ted Ginn Jr. picked 9th by MIA
3	Louisiana State	Les Miles	JaMarcus Russell	Jacob Hester	Dwayne Bowe	WR Dwayne Bowe picked 23rd by KAN
4	Southern California	Pete Carroll	John David Booty	Chauncey Washington	Steve Smith	C Ryan Kalil picked 59th by CAR
5	Boise State	Chris Petersen	Jared Zabransky	Ian Johnson	Drisan James	WR Legedu Naanee picked 172nd by SDG
6	Louisville	Bobby Petrino	Brian Brohm	Kolby Smith	Harry Douglas	DB William Gay picked 170th by PIT
7	Wisconsin	Bret Bielema	John Stocco	P.J. Hill	Travis Beckum	T Joe Thomas picked 3rd by CLE
8	Michigan	Lloyd Carr	Chad Henne	Michael Hart	Mario Manningham	LB David Harris picked 47th by NYJ
9	Auburn	Tommy Tuberville	Brandon Cox	Kenny Irons	Courtney Taylor	G Ben Grubbs picked 29th by BAL
10	West Virginia	Rich Rodriguez	Pat White	Steve Slaton	Brandon Myles
11	Oklahoma	Bob Stoops	Paul Thompson	Adrian Peterson	Malcolm Kelly	RB Adrian Peterson picked 7th by MIN
12	Rutgers	Greg Schiano	Mike Teel	Ray Rice	Clark Harris	RB Brian Leonard picked 52nd by STL
13	Texas	Mack Brown	Colt McCoy	Jamaal Charles	Limas Sweed	G Justin Blalock picked 39th by ATL
14	California	Jeff Tedford	Nate Longshore	Marshawn Lynch	Desean Jackson	RB Marshawn Lynch picked 12th by BUF
15	Arkansas	Houston Nutt	Casey Dick	Darren McFadden	Marcus Monk	DB Chris Houston picked 41st by ATL
16	Brigham Young	Bronco Mendenhall	John Beck	Curtis Brown	Jonny Harline	QB John Beck picked 40th by MIA
17	Notre Dame	Charlie Weis	Brady Quinn	Darius Walker	Jeff Samardzija	T Ryan Harris picked 70th by DEN
18	Wake Forest	Jim Grobe	Riley Skinner	Kenneth Moore	Nate Morton	G Steve Vallos picked 232nd by SEA
19	Virginia Tech	Frank Beamer	Sean Glennon	Branden Ore	Eddie Royal	DB Aaron Rouse picked 89th by GNB
20	Boston College	Tom O'Brien	Matt Ryan	L.V. Whitworth	Kevin Challenger	C Josh Beekman picked 130th by CHI
21	Oregon State	Mike Riley	Matt Moore	Yvenson Bernard	Sammie Stroughter	LB Sabby Piscitelli picked 64th by TAM
22	Texas Christian	Gary Patterson	Jeff Ballard	Aaron Brown	Quentily Harmon	DB Marvin White picked 114th by CIN
23	Georgia	Mark Richt	Matthew Stafford	Kregg Lumpkin	Martrez Milner	DE Charles Johnson picked 83rd by CAR
24	Penn State	Joe Paterno	Anthony Morelli	Tony Hunt	Deon Butler	LB Paul Posluszny picked 34th by BUF
25	Tennessee	Phillip Fulmer	Erik Ainge	Lamarcus Coker	Robert Meachem	WR Robert Meachem picked 27th by NOR