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). Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2007_NCAA_Division_I_FBS_football_season

Final Stats:

AP Poll Summary
School	Conf	Final
Louisiana State	SEC	1
Georgia	SEC	2
Southern California	Pac-10	3
Missouri	Big 12	4
Ohio State	Big Ten	5
West Virginia	Big East	6
Kansas	Big 12	7
Oklahoma	Big 12	8
Virginia Tech	ACC	9
Boston College	ACC	10
Texas	Big 12	10
Tennessee	SEC	12
Florida	SEC	13
Brigham Young	MWC	14
Auburn	SEC	15
Arizona State	Pac-10	16
Cincinnati	Big East	17
Michigan	Big Ten	18
Hawaii	WAC	19
Illinois	Big Ten	20
Clemson	ACC	21
Texas Tech	Big 12	22
Oregon	Pac-10	23
Wisconsin	Big Ten	24
Oregon State	Pac-10	25
Notable NFL Players drafted in 2008
Rnd	Pick	Tm		Pos	College/Univ
1	3	ATL	Matt Ryan	QB	Boston Col.
2	44	CHI	Matt Forte	RB	Tulane
1	18	BAL	Joe Flacco	QB	Delaware
4	135	GNB	Josh Sitton	T	Central Florida
1	24	TEN	Chris Johnson	RB	East Carolina
2	55	BAL	Ray Rice	RB	Rutgers
3	73	KAN	Jamaal Charles	RB	Texas
1	26	HOU	Duane Brown	T	Virginia Tech
1	12	DEN	Ryan Clady	T	Boise St.
2	50	ARI	Calais Campbell	DE	Miami (FL)
2	49	PHI	DeSean Jackson	WR	California
2	36	GNB	Jordy Nelson	WR	Kansas St.
5	164	NOR	Carl Nicks	T	Nebraska
1	1	MIA	Jake Long	T	Michigan
1	10	NWE	Jerod Mayo	LB	Tennessee
2	37	ATL	Curtis Lofton	LB	Oklahoma
1	17	DET	Gosder Cherilus	T	Boston Col.

Here are the final stats for the 1995-96 NCAA Basketball season:

AP Poll Summary
School	Conf	Final
Massachusetts	A-10	1
Kentucky	SEC	2
Connecticut	Big East	3
Georgetown	Big East	4
Kansas	Big 8	4
Purdue	Big Ten	4
Cincinnati	CUSA	7
Texas Tech	SWC	8
Wake Forest	ACC	9
Villanova	Big East	10
Arizona	Pac-10	11
Utah	WAC	12
Georgia Tech	ACC	13
UCLA	Pac-10	14
Syracuse	Big East	15
Memphis	CUSA	16
Iowa State	Big 8	17
Penn State	Big Ten	18
Mississippi State	SEC	19
Marquette	CUSA	20
Iowa	Big Ten	21
Virginia Tech	A-10	22
New Mexico	WAC	23
Louisville	CUSA	24
North Carolina	ACC	25
NBA Players drafted in 1996
Rk	Pk	Tm	Player	College	WS ▾
1	13	CHH	Kobe Bryant		172.7
2	5	MIN	Ray Allen	University of Connecticut	145.1
3	15	PHO	Steve Nash	Santa Clara University	129.7
4	1	PHI	Allen Iverson	Georgetown University	99
5	14	SAC	Peja Stojakovic		82.6
6	2	TOR	Marcus Camby	University of Massachusetts Amherst	81.6
7	4	MIL	Stephon Marbury	Georgia Institute of Technology	77.5
8	3	VAN	Shareef Abdur-Rahim	University of California	71.2
9	20	CLE	Zydrunas Ilgauskas		66.3
10	17	POR	Jermaine O'Neal		66
11	24	LAL	Derek Fisher	University of Arkansas at Little Rock	62.3
12	10	IND	Erick Dampier	Mississippi State University	52.7
13	8	NJN	Kerry Kittles	Villanova University	44.8
14	6	BOS	Antoine Walker	University of Kentucky	38.1
15	26	DET	Jerome Williams	Georgetown University	37.9
16	7	LAC	Lorenzen Wright	University of Memphis	30.5
17	44	CHH	Malik Rose	Drexel University	26.5
18	54	UTA	Shandon Anderson	University of Georgia	23.6
19	30	HOU	Othella Harrington	Georgetown University	23.1
20	37	DEN	Jeff McInnis	University of North Carolina	23.1
21	16	CHH	Tony Delk	University of Kentucky	19.5
22	12	CLE	Vitaly Potapenko	Wright State University	15.5
23	9	DAL	Samaki Walker	University of Louisville	14.2
24	19	NYK	Walter McCarty	University of Kentucky	13.7
25	33	MIL	Moochie Norris	University of West Florida	10
26	48	PHI	Jamie Feick	Michigan State University	8.2
27	29	CHI	Travis Knight	University of Connecticut	7.9
28	18	NYK	John Wallace	Syracuse University	6.4
29	42	HOU	Randy Livingston	Louisiana State University	2.3
30	11	GSW	Todd Fuller	North Carolina State University	2.2
31	31	PHI	Mark Hendrickson	Washington State University	2.1
32	25	UTA	Martin Muursepp		2
33	22	VAN	Roy Rogers	University of Alabama	1.7
34	27	ORL	Brian Evans	Indiana University	1.7
35	52	IND	Mark Pope	University of Kentucky	1.3
36	56	CLE	Reggie Geary	University of Arizona	0.6
37	57	SEA	Drew Barry	Georgia Institute of Technology	0.6
38	49	ORL	Amal McCaskill	Marquette University	0.5
39	46	POR	Marcus Brown	Murray State University	0.3
40	23	DEN	Efthimi Rentzias		0.2
41	38	BOS	Steve Hamer	University of Tennessee	0.2
42	43	PHO	Ben Davis	University of Arizona	0.1