Cammo Top 25 (Week 14)

1. Alabama (12-0) 1
2. Oklahoma (11-1) 2
3. Florida (11-1) 3
4. Texas (11-1) 4
5. USC (10-1) 6
6. Texas Tech (11-1) 5
7. Utah (12-0) 7
8. Penn State (11-1) 8
9. Boise State (12-0) 9
10. Ohio State (10-2) 10
11. Ball State (12-0) 12
12. TCU (10-2) 15
13. Cincinnati (10-2) 16
14. Oregon (9-3) 20
15. Georgia Tech (9-3) 21
16. BYU (10-2) 18
17. Oklahoma State (9-3) 13
18. Missouri (9-3) 11
19. Boston College (9-3) 22
20. Georgia (9-3) 14
21. Michigan State (9-3) 23
22. Northwestern (9-3) 24
23. Pittsburgh (8-3) NR
24. Iowa (8-4) 25
25. Ole Miss (8-4) NR


Heisman Top 10

1. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
2. Colt McCoy (Texas)
3. Tim Tebow (Florida)
4. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
5. Mark Sanchez (USC)
6. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
7. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
8. Shonn Greene (Iowa)
9. Daryll Clark (Penn State)
10. Zac Robinson (Oklahoma State)

2009 NBA Mock Draft (First Round)

1. Oklahoma City - Blake Griffin (6'9'', PF, Oklahoma, Soph.)
2. Washington - Ricky Rubio (6'4'', PG, Spain)
3. LA Clippers - James Harden (6'5'', SG, Arizona State, Soph.)
4. Charlotte - Hasheem Thabeet (7‘3‘’, C, UConn, Jr.)
5. Minnesota - Greg Monroe (6'10'', PF, Georgetown, Fresh.)
6. Memphis - BJ Mullens (7'0'', C, Ohio State, Fresh.)
7. Sacramento - Brandon Jennings (6'1'', PG, Europe)
8. Golden State - Demar DeRozan (6'6'', SG, USC, Fresh.)
9. Indiana - Gani Lawal (6’9’’, PF, Georgia Tech, Soph.)
10. Chicago - Patrick Patterson (6‘8“, PF, Kentucky, Soph.)
11. Dallas - Stephen Curry (6‘3‘’, SG, Davidson, Jr.)
12. Toronto - Damion James (6'8'', SF, Texas, Jr.)
13. Milwaukee - Jrue Holiday (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Fresh.)
14. New Jersey - Earl Clark (6'8'', SF, Louisville, Jr.)
15. Oklahoma City - Tyreke Evans (6'5'', SG, Memphis, Fresh.)
16. New York - Samardo Samuels (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Fresh.)
17. Minnesota - Patrick Mills (6‘0‘’, PG, St. Mary’s, Soph.)
18. Philadelphia - Al-Farouq Aminu (6’9’’, SF, Wake Forest, Fresh.)
19. Portland - Victor Claver (6'10'', SF, Spain)
20. New Orleans - Gerald Henderson (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
21. Atlanta - Andrew Ogilvy (7'0'', C, Vanderbilt, Soph.)
22. Detroit - Nick Calathes (6'5'', PG, Florida, Soph.)
23. Denver - Austin Daye (6'10'', SF, Gonzaga, Soph.)
24. Phoenix - Darren Collison (6’1’’, PG, UCLA, Sr.)
25. Sacramento - Tyler Smith (6’7’’, SF, Tennessee, Jr.)
26. Minnesota - Kyle Singler (6'8'', SF, Duke, Soph.)
27. Orlando - Eric Maynor (6'3'', PG, Virginia Commonwealth, Sr.)
28. Cleveland - Chase Budinger (6‘7“, SG, Arizona, Jr.)
29. Minnesota - Connor Atchley (6’10’’, C, Texas, Sr.)
30. LA Lakers - Jerome Jordan (7’1’’, C, Tulsa, Jr.)

Cammo Top 25 (Week 13)

1. Alabama (11-0) 1
2. Oklahoma (10-1) 4
3. Florida (10-1) 3
4. Texas (10-1) 5
5. Texas Tech (10-1) 2
6. USC (9-1) 6
7. Utah (12-0) 7
8. Penn State (11-1) 8
9. Boise State (11-0) 9
10. Ohio State (10-2) 11
11. Missouri (9-2) 10
12. Ball State (11-0) 13
13. Oklahoma State (9-2) 14
14. Georgia (9-2) 15
15. TCU (10-2) 16
16. Cincinnati (9-2) 18
17. Oregon State (8-3) 20
18. BYU (10-2) 12
19. Florida State (8-3) 25
20. Oregon (8-3) 22
21. Georgia Tech (8-3) NR
22. Boston College (8-3) NR
23. Michigan State (9-3) 17
24. Northwestern (9-3) NR
25. Iowa (8-4) NR


Heisman Top 10

1. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
2. Tim Tebow (Florida)
3. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
4. Colt McCoy (Texas)
5. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
6. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
7. Shonn Greene (Iowa)
8. Daryll Clark (Penn State)
9. Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
10. Mark Sanchez (USC)

MMA's 25 To Watch

This is a list of 25 young fighters who may be on the cusp of future stardom...


1. Wilson Reis
2. Jake Rosholt
3. Muhammed Lawal
4. Shane Roller
5. Mark Munoz
6. Mike Massenzio
7. Gregor Gracie
8. Charlie Brenneman
9. Shane Carwin
10. Nate Diaz
11. Dustin Hazelett
12. Amir Sadollah
13. Brian Bowles
14. Will Ribeiro
15. Joseph Benavidez
16. Johny Hendricks
17. Dave Herman
18. Cain Velasquez
19. Gray Maynard
20. Ryan Bader
21. Chris Horodecki
22. Karl Amoussou
23. CB Dollaway
24. Jesse Taylor
25. Jared Hamman

2009 NBA Mock Draft (First Round)

1. Oklahoma City - Ricky Rubio (6'4'', PG, Spain)
2. Minnesota - Blake Griffin (6'9'', PF, Oklahoma, Soph.)
3. LA Clippers - BJ Mullens (7'0'', C, Ohio State, Fresh.)
4. Washington - Hasheem Thabeet (7‘3‘’, C, UConn, Jr.)
5. Memphis - James Harden (6'5'', SG, Arizona State, Soph.)
6. Dallas - Demar DeRozan (6'6'', SG, USC, Fresh.)
7. Charlotte - Greg Monroe (6'10'', PF, Georgetown, Fresh.)
8. Sacramento - Brandon Jennings (6'1'', PG, Europe)
9. Golden State - Stephen Curry (6‘3‘’, SG, Davidson, Jr.)
10. New Jersey - Tyreke Evans (6'5'', SG, Memphis, Fresh.)
11. Indiana - Patrick Patterson (6‘8“, PF, Kentucky, Soph.)
12. Milwaukee - Jrue Holiday (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Fresh.)
13. Philadelphia - Al-Farouq Aminu (6’9’’, SF, Wake Forest, Fresh.)
14. Chicago - Earl Clark (6'8'', SF, Louisville, Jr.)
15. Oklahoma City - Andrew Ogilvy (7'0'', C, Vanderbilt, Soph.)
16. Minnesota - Patrick Mills (6‘0‘’, PG, St. Mary’s, Soph.)
17. Toronto - Austin Daye (6'10'', SF, Gonzaga, Soph.)
18. New Orleans - Gerald Henderson (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
19. New York - Nick Calathes (6'5'', PG, Florida, Soph.)
20. Denver - Damion James (6'8'', SF, Texas, Jr.)
21. Portland - Chase Budinger (6‘7“, SG, Arizona, Jr.)
22. Sacramento - Kyle Singler (6'8'', SF, Duke, Soph.)
23. Minnesota - Victor Claver (6'10'', SF, Spain)
24. Atlanta - Jerome Jordan (7’1’’, C, Tulsa, Jr.)
25. Detroit - Darren Collison (6’1’’, PG, UCLA, Sr.)
26. Orlando - Eric Maynor (6'3'', PG, Virginia Commonwealth, Sr.)
27. Phoenix - Tywon Lawson (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
28. Cleveland - James Anderson (6'6'', SG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
29. Minnesota - Tyler Smith (6’7’’, SF, Tennessee, Jr.)
30. LA Lakers - Connor Atchley (6’10’’, C, Texas, Sr.)

MMA Rankings

Heavyweight (265 lbs.)

1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
3. Andrei Arlovski
4. Josh Barnett
5. Brock Lesnar
6. Randy Couture
7. Tim Sylvia
8. Gabriel Gonzaga
9. Frank Mir
10. Fabricio Werdum


Light Heavyweight (205 lbs.)

1. Forrest Griffin
2. Rashad Evans
3. Quentin Jackson
4. Lyoto Machida
5. Mauricio Rua
6. Dan Henderson
7. Wanderlei Silva
8. Chuck Liddell
9. Thiago Silva
10. Rich Franklin


Middleweight (185 lbs.)

1. Anderson Silva
2. Rich Franklin
3. Dan Henderson
4. Yushin Okami
5. Robbie Lawler
6. Matt Lindland
7. Nate Marquart
8. Gegard Mousasi
9. Paulo Filho
10. Michael Bisping


Welterweight (170 lbs.)

1. Georges St. Pierre
2. Thiago Alves
3. Jon Fitch
4. Josh Koscheck
5. Jake Shields
6. Diego Sanchez
7. Matt Serra
8. Carlos Condit
9. Matt Hughes
10. Karo Parisyan


Lightweight (155 lbs.)

1. BJ Penn
2. Kenny Florian
3. Eddie Alvarez
4. Sean Sherk
5. Shinya Aoki
6. Takanori Gomi
7. JZ Calvancante
8. Josh Thomson
9. Joachim Hansen
10. Tatsuya Kawajiri


Featherweight (145 lbs.)

1. Mike Thomas Brown
2. Urijah Faber
3. Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto
4. Leonard Garcia
5. Hatsu Hioki
6. Akitoshi Tamura
7. Wagnney Fabiano
8. Jens Pulver
9. Masakazu Imanari
10. Takeshi Inoue


Bantamweight (135 lbs.)

1. Miguel Torres
2. Masakatsu Ueda
3. Brian Bowles
4. Manny Tapia
5. Koetsu Okazaki
6. Will Ribeiro
7. Chase Beebe
8. Takeya Mizugaki
9. Atsushi Tamamoto
10. Rani Yahya


Pound for Pound

1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Anderson Silva
3. Georges St. Pierre
4. BJ Penn
5. Miguel Torres
6. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
7. Rich Franklin
8. Forrest Griffin
9. Mike Thomas Brown
10. Thiago Alves

Cammo Top 25 (Week 12)

1. Alabama (11-0) 1
2. Texas Tech (10-0) 2
3. Florida (9-1) 4
4. Oklahoma (9-1) 3
5. Texas (10-1) 5
6. USC (9-1) 6
7. Utah (11-0) 7
8. Penn State (10-1) 8
9. Boise State (10-0) 9
10. Missouri (9-2) 10
11. Ohio State (9-2) 11
12. BYU (10-1) 13
13. Ball State (10-0) 12
14. Oklahoma State (9-2) 14
15. Georgia (9-2) 15
16. TCU (9-2) 16
17. Michigan State (9-2) 17
18. Cincinnati (8-2) 21
19. Pittsburgh (7-2) 20
20. Oregon State (7-3) 25
21. LSU (7-3) 22
22. Oregon (8-3) NR
23. Maryland (7-3) NR
24. North Carolina (7-3) 18
25. Florida State (7-3) 19


Heisman Top 10

1. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
2. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
3. Tim Tebow (Florida)
4. Colt McCoy (Texas)
5. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
6. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
7. Shonn Greene (Iowa)
8. Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
9. Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
10. Mark Sanchez (USC)

Going For Gold

It is never too early to look ahead to the next Olympics, and with that in mind, here is the direction I hope Team USA basketball goes in...


National Team

PG - Chris Paul/Deron Williams
SG - Dwyane Wade/Joe Johnson/Kevin Durant
SF - LeBron James/Carmelo Anthony/Tayshaun Prince
PF - Chris Bosh/Al Jefferson
C - Dwight Howard/Tyson Chandler


Select Team

PG - Derrick Rose/Devin Harris
SG - Brandon Roy/Kevin Martin/OJ Mayo
SF - Danny Granger/Rudy Gay
PF - LaMarcus Aldridge/Michael Beasley
C - Andrew Bynum/Greg Oden/Spencer Hawes

Special Teams and Coaching Top 10's

K/P

1. Louie Sakoda (Utah)
2. Graham Gano (Florida State)
3. Jose Martinez (UTEP)
4. TJ Conley (Idaho)
5. Kevin Huber (Cincinnati)
6. Josh Arauco (Arkansas State)
7. Justin Brantley (Texas A&M)
8. Jacob Richardson (Miami-Ohio)
9. Ryan Harrison (Air Force)
10. Rob Long (Syracuse)


KR

1. Brandon James (Florida)
2. Joe Burnett (UCF)
3. Jeremy Maclin (Missouri)
4. Derrick Williams (Penn State)
5. Javier Arenas (Alabama)
6. Michael Ray Garvin (Florida State)
7. CJ Spiller (Clemson)
8. Dez Bryant (Oklahoma State)
9. Antonio Brown (Central Michigan)
10. Trindon Holliday (LSU)


Head Coaches

1. Nick Saban (Alabama)
2. Mike Leach (Texas Tech)
3. Urban Meyer (Florida)
4. Butch Davis (North Carolina)
5. Mack Brown (Texas)
6. Chris Peterson (Boise State)
7. Bob Stoops (Oklahoma)
8. Kyle Whittingham (Utah)
9. Pete Carroll (USC)
10. Mike Gundy (Oklahoma State)


Coordinators

1. Will Muschamp DC (Texas)
2. Kevin Wilson OC (Oklahoma)
3. Charlie Strong DC (Florida)
4. Dan Mullen OC (Florida)
5. Greg Davis OC (Texas)
6. Nick Holt DC (USC)
7. Dave Christensen OC (Missouri)
8. Jimbo Fischer OC (Florida State)
9. Ellis Johnson DC (South Carolina)
10. Mickey Andrews DC (Florida State)

Defensive Top 10's

DL

1. Brian Orakpo (Texas)
2. Gerald McCoy (Oklahoma)
3. Aaron Maybin (Penn State)
4. Terrence Cody (Alabama)
5. Fili Moala (USC)
6. Everette Brown (Florida State)
7. Jerry Hughes (TCU)
8. Sen’Derrick Marks (Auburn)
9. Nick Reed (Oregon)
10. Brandon Williams (Texas Tech)


LB

1. Rey Maualuga (USC)
2. James Laurinaitis (Ohio State)
3. Brandon Spikes (Florida)
4. Sean Weatherspoon (Missouri)
5. Aaron Curry (Wake Forest)
6. Brian Cushing (USC)
7. Brit Miller (Illinois)
8. Scott McKillop (Pittsburgh)
9. Rolando McClain (Alabama)
10. Travis Lewis (Oklahoma)


DB

1. Eric Berry (Tennessee)
2. Malcolm Jenkins (Ohio State)
3. Victor Harris (Virginia Tech)
4. Rashad Johnson (Alabama)
5. Alphonso Smith (Wake Forest)
6. Morgan Burnett (Georgia Tech)
7. Mike Mickens (Cincinnati)
8. Taylor Mays (USC)
9. Vontae Davis (Illinois)
10. William Moore (Missouri)

Offensive Top 10's

QB

1. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
2. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
3. Tim Tebow (Florida)
4. Colt McCoy (Texas)
5. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
6. Mark Sanchez (USC)
7. Zac Robinson (Oklahoma State)
8. Matthew Stafford (Georgia)
9. Max Hall (BYU)
10. John Parker Wilson (Alabama)


RB

1. Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
2. Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
3. Shonn Greene (Iowa)
4. Donald Brown (Connecticut)
5. Kendall Hunter (Oklahoma State)
6. LeSean McCoy (Pittsburgh)
7. Chris Wells (Ohio State)
8. Jacquizz Rodgers (Oregon State)
9. Charles Scott (LSU)
10. Antone Smith (Florida State)


WR

1. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
2. Jeremy Maclin (Missouri)
3. Dez Bryant (Oklahoma State)
4. Jordan Shipley (Texas)
5. Arrelious Benn (Illinois)
6. Percy Harvin (Florida)
7. Austin Collie (BYU)
8. Jarett Dillard (Rice)
9. Hakeem Nicks (North Carolina)
10. Brandon Banks (Kansas State)


TE

1. Chase Coffman (Missouri)
2. Jermaine Gresham (Oklahoma)
3. Dennis Pitta (BYU)
4. Brandon Pettigrew (Oklahoma State)
5. Bear Pascoe (Fresno State)
6. James Casey (Rice)
7. Mark Hafner (Houston)
8. DJ Williams (Arkansas)
9. Darius Hill (Ball State)
10. Garrett Graham (Wisconsin)


OL

1. Andre Smith (Alabama)
2. Michael Oher (Ole Miss)
3. Jonathan Luigs (Arkansas)
4. Alex Mack (California)
5. Duke Robinson (Oklahoma)
6. Brandon Carter (Texas Tech)
7. Antoine Caldwell (Alabama)
8. Max Unger (Oregon)
9. Eugene Monroe (Virginia)
10. Andrew Gardner (Georgia Tech)

Job Openings

A lot of big jobs could be coming open at the end of this year. Some already are open. Here is who I think should take each job (Assuming they come open).


Tennessee - Mike Leach

No doubt Tennesee will be looking to make a big spash. They are a top level school on the slide, and in the conference of Urban Meyer, Nick Saban, Les Miles, and Mark Richt you simply have to make a huge hire here. Look what the Saban hire did for Alabama. The huge fish in the coaching pond right now is Mike Leach, who has to be wondering just what his offense could do in the SEC. Meyer's spread offense worked, so would Leach's Fun and Gun.

Clemson - Will Muschamp

Clemson payed a lot of money to get rid of Tommy Bowden, so hiring a coordinator is the cheaper and maybe smarter move to make. The Clemson job is not the huge gig that Tennesee and Washington are, but it is still big enough to land a top coordinator. Will Muschamp has been weened under Mack Brown and his defense has been great at Texas all year. He has earned a head coaching job and Clemson would be a great one for him.

Auburn - Chris Peterson

Auburn is a tough job to gauge. It is a smallish school in a huge conference. A big time job and a small time job at the same time. I see them going to mid-major route and getting long time offensive genius Chris Peterson away from Boise State. Peterson would bring the offensive firepower Auburn has desperately needed for years now.

Washington - Lane Kiffin

This seems like the biggest no brainer of the bunch. Kiffin could have pretty much any job he wants, and being a guy with west coast ties, this one makes the most sense. The Pac-10 is down and Washington is a sleeping giant. This is the perfect marriage to raise Washington back to national promenance.

Kansas State - Kevin Steele

Kansas State is not an easy place to lure a coach. Manhattan is in the middle of nowhere and the school has limited resources. Kevin Steele has lots of ties to the Big 12 and after a great year as the Alabama Defensive Coordinator, he is in line for a head coaching gig.

Syracuse - Tommy Bowden

Tommy Bowden should chose to take the Ron Zook route. Go to a school with no expectations and use your superior recruiting to build a team slowly. It has worked for Zook at Illinois, and he is a much worse coach than Bowden. This seems like a perfect fit to me.

UCF - Dan Mullen

This would be quite a coup if UCF could land Florida's Offensive Coordinator. Dan Mullen does not get enough credit for the Florida offense. UCF may be all but done with George O'Leary's run-run-run-punt offense. If so, look for them to try to lure an offensive minded coordinator to Orlando. Mullen has the credentials, and if he sees UCF as a sleeping giant like a lot of people, he might just take a run at this job. Do not count Tommy Bowden or Chuck Amato out either.

Cammo Top 25 (Week 11)

1. Alabama (10-0) 1
2. Texas Tech (10-0) 3
3. Oklahoma (9-1) 4
4. Florida (8-1) 5
5. Texas (9-1) 6
6. USC (8-1) 7
7. Utah (10-0) 9
8. Penn State (9-1) 2
9. Boise State (9-0) 10
10. Missouri (8-2) 13
11. Ohio State (8-2) 14
12. Ball State (9-0) 12
13. BYU (9-1) 16
14. Oklahoma State (8-2) 8
15. Georgia (8-2) 15
16. TCU (9-2) 11
17. Michigan State (9-2) 18
18. North Carolina (7-2) 19
19. Florida State (7-2) 24
20. Pittsburgh (7-2) 25
21. Cincinnati (7-2) NR
22. LSU (6-3) 17
23. Tulsa (8-1) NR
24. South Carolina (7-3) NR
25. Oregon State (6-3) NR


Heisman Top 10

1. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
2. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
3. Tim Tebow (Florida)
4. Colt McCoy (Texas)
5. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
6. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
7. Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
8. Mark Sanchez (USC)
9. Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)
10. Shonn Greene (Iowa)

WEC Invasion

Now that the WEC has done away with the Light Heavyweight and Middleweight divisions. The UFC should do a free card on Spike from England with a WEC vs. UFC theme. Here is how I would set it up.


Michael Bisping vs. Chael Sonnen
Tim Boetsch vs. Steve Cantwell
Ricardo Almeida vs. Paulo Filho
Amir Sadollah vs. Jake Rosholt
Houston Alexander vs. Brian Stann
Jon Jones vs. Doug Marshall
Eric Schafer vs. Mark Munoz


This would be a nice, competetive card. It lacks a little star power, but the fights would be good and for a free event, everyone wins.

2009 NBA Mock Draft (First Round)

1. Sacramento - Ricky Rubio (6'4'', PG, Spain)
2. LA Clippers - Blake Griffin (6'9'', PF, Oklahoma, Soph.)
3. San Antonio - BJ Mullens (7'0'', C, Ohio State, Fresh.)
4. Washington - Hasheem Thabeet (7‘3‘’, C, UConn, Jr.)
5. Memphis - Greg Monroe (6'10'', PF, Georgetown, Fresh.)
6. Minnesota - Demar DeRozan (6'6'', SG, USC, Fresh.)
7. Oklahoma City - James Harden (6'5'', SG, Arizona State, Soph.)
8. New York - Brandon Jennings (6'1'', PG, Europe)
9. Miami - Jrue Holiday (6'4'', SG, UCLA, Fresh.)
10. Golden State - Tyreke Evans (6'5'', SG, Memphis, Fresh.)
11. Portland - Al-Farouq Aminu (6’9’’, SF, Wake Forest, Fresh.)
12. Denver - Chase Budinger (6‘7“, SG, Arizona, Jr.)
13. Orlando - Earl Clark (6'8'', SF, Louisville, Jr.)
14. Philadelphia - Stephen Curry (6‘3‘’, SG, Davidson, Jr.)
15. Cleveland - Andrew Ogilvy (7'0'', C, Vanderbilt, Soph.)
16. Charlotte - Patrick Patterson (6‘8“, PF, Kentucky, Soph.)
17. New Jersey - Kyle Singler (6'8'', SF, Duke, Soph.)
18. Milwaukee - Gerald Henderson (6'5'', SG, Duke, Jr.)
19. Indiana - Samardo Samuels (6'8'', PF, Louisville, Fresh.)
20. Dallas - Nick Calathes (6'5'', PG, Florida, Soph.)
21. Chicago - Jerome Jordan (7’1’’, C, Tulsa, Jr.)
22. Phoenix - Patrick Mills (6‘0‘’, PG, St. Mary’s, Soph.)
23. Minnesota - Victor Claver (6'10'', SF, Spain)
24. Atlanta - Damion James (6'8'', SF, Texas, Jr.)
25. Detroit - James Anderson (6'6'', SG, Oklahoma State, Soph.)
26. Minnesota - Austin Daye (6'10'', SF, Gonzaga, Soph.)
27. Toronto - Omri Casspi (6’8’’, SF, Israel)
28. Sacramento - Tyler Smith (6’7’’, SF, Tennessee, Jr.)
29. New Orleans - Tywon Lawson (6'0'', PG, North Carolina, Jr.)
30. LA Lakers - Darren Collison (6’1’’, PG, UCLA, Sr.)

MMA Rankings

Heavyweight (265 lbs.)

1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
3. Randy Couture
4. Andrei Arlovski
5. Josh Barnett
6. Tim Sylvia
7. Frank Mir
8. Gabriel Gonzaga
9. Fabricio Werdum
10. Ben Rothwell


Light Heavyweight (205 lbs.)

1. Forrest Griffin
2. Rashad Evans
3. Quentin Jackson
4. Lyoto Machida
5. Mauricio Rua
6. Dan Henderson
7. Wanderlei Silva
8. Chuck Liddell
9. Thiago Silva
10. Rich Franklin


Middleweight (185 lbs.)

1. Anderson Silva
2. Rich Franklin
3. Dan Henderson
4. Yushin Okami
5. Robbie Lawler
6. Matt Lindland
7. Nate Marquart
8. Gegard Mousasi
9. Paulo Filho
10. Michael Bisping


Welterweight (170 lbs.)

1. Georges St. Pierre
2. Thiago Alves
3. Jon Fitch
4. Josh Koscheck
5. Jake Shields
6. Diego Sanchez
7. Matt Serra
8. Carlos Condit
9. Matt Hughes
10. Karo Parisyan


Lightweight (155 lbs.)

1. BJ Penn
2. Kenny Florian
3. Eddie Alvarez
4. Sean Sherk
5. Shinya Aoki
6. Takanori Gomi
7. JZ Calvancante
8. Josh Thomson
9. Joe Stephenson
10. Joachim Hansen


Featherweight (145 lbs.)

1. Mike Thomas Brown
2. Urijah Faber
3. Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto
4. Leonard Garcia
5. Hatsu Hioki
6. Akitoshi Tamura
7. Wagnney Fabiano
8. Jens Pulver
9. Masakazu Imanari
10. Takeshi Inoue


Bantamweight (135 lbs.)

1. Miguel Torres
2. Masakatsu Ueda
3. Brian Bowles
4. Manny Tapia
5. Koetsu Okazaki
6. Will Ribeiro
7. Chase Beebe
8. Takeya Mizugaki
9. Atsushi Tamamoto
10. Rani Yahya


Pound for Pound

1. Anderson Silva
2. Fedor Emelianenko
3. Georges St. Pierre
4. BJ Penn
5. Miguel Torres
6. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
7. Rich Franklin
8. Forrest Griffin
9. Randy Couture
10. Mike Thomas Brown

Cammo Top 25 (Week 10)

1. Alabama (9-0) 2
2. Penn State (9-0) 3
3. Texas Tech (9-0) 4
4. Oklahoma (8-1) 5
5. Florida (7-1) 7
6. Texas (8-1) 1
7. USC (7-1) 6
8. Oklahoma State (8-1) 11
9. Utah (9-0) 9
10. Boise State (8-0) 10
11. TCU (9-1) 12
12. Ball State (8-0) 13
13. Missouri (7-2) 14
14. Ohio State (7-2) 15
15. Georgia (7-2) 8
16. BYU (8-1) 17
17. LSU (6-2) 20
18. Michigan State (8-2) 21
19. North Carolina (6-2) 22
20. Maryland (6-2) 25
21. West Virginia (6-2) NR
22. Georgia Tech (7-2) NR
23. California (6-2) NR
24. Florida State (6-2) 18
25. Pittsburgh (6-2) NR


Heisman Top 10

1. Graham Harrell (Texas Tech)
2. Sam Bradford (Oklahoma)
3. Tim Tebow (Florida)
4. Colt McCoy (Texas)
5. Chase Daniel (Missouri)
6. Michael Crabtree (Texas Tech)
7. Javon Ringer (Michigan State)
8. Zac Robinson (Oklahoma State)
9. Donald Brown (Connecticut)
10. Knowshon Moreno (Georgia)

College Basketball Preview

National Champion Prediction: North Carolina

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Nation Player of the Year Prediction: Tyler Hansbrough (North Carolina)

National Coach of the Year Prediction: Thad Motta (Ohio State)


1st Team All American

Ty Lawson (North Carolina)
Stephen Curry (Davidson)
Luke Harangody (Notre Dame)
Tyler Hansbrough (North Carolina)
Blake Griffin (Oklahoma)


2nd Team All American

Darren Collison (UCLA)
James Harden (Arizona State)
Tyler Smith (Tennessee)
Patrick Patterson (Kentucky)
Andrew Ogilvy (Vanderbilt)


3rd Team All American

Tyrese Rice (Boston College)
AJ Price (Connecticut)
Chase Budinger (Arizona)
Damion James (Texas)
Hasheem Thabeet (Connecticut)


4th Team All American

Patrick Mills (St. Mary’s)
Gerald Henderson (Duke)
Earl Clark (Louisville)
Jeff Pendergraph (Arizona State)
Jon Brockman (Washington)


5th Team All American

Nick Calathes (Florida)
Kyle Singler (Duke)
Raymar Morgan (Michigan State)
Brandon Costner (North Carolina State)
Jordan Hill (Arizona)


1st Team All Freshman

Jrue Holliday (UCLA)
Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
Demar DeRozan (USC)
Al-Farouq Aminu (Wake Forest)
BJ Mullens (Ohio State)


2nd Team All Freshman

Scotty Hopson (Tennessee)
Devin Ebanks (West Virginia)
Chris Singleton (Florida State)
Samardo Samuels (Louisville)
Greg Monroe (Georgetown)


All ACC Team

Ty Lawson (North Carolina)
Tyrese Rice (Boston College)
Gerald Henderson (Duke)
Kyle Singler (Duke)
Tyler Hansbrough (North Carolina)


All SEC Team

Nick Calathes (Florida)
JP Prince (Tennessee)
Tyler Smith (Tennessee)
Patrick Patterson (Kentucky)
Andrew Ogilvy (Vanderbilt)


All Pac-10 Team

Darren Collison (UCLA)
James Harden (Arizona State)
Chase Budinger (Arizona)
Jeff Pendergraph (Arizona State)
Jon Brockman (Washington)


All Big 12 Team

Curtis Jerrells (Baylor)
Sherron Collins (Kansas)
Josh Carter (Texas A&M)
Damion James (Texas)
Blake Griffin (Oklahoma)


All Big Ten Team

E’Twaun Moore (Purdue)
David Lighty (Ohio State)
Raymar Morgan (Michigan State)
Robbie Hummel (Purdue)
BJ Mullens (Ohio State)


All Big East Team

AJ Price (Connecticut)
Scottie Reynolds (Villanova)
Luke Harangody (Notre Dame)
Earl Clark (Louisville)
Hasheem Thabeet (Connecticut)


1st Team All Mid-Major

Patrick Mills (St. Mary’s)
Eric Maynor (Virginia Commonwealth)
Stephen Curry (Davidson)
Robert Vaden (UAB)
Josh Heytvelt (Gonzaga)


2nd Team All Mid-Major

Jeremy Pargo (Gonzaga)
Lester Hudson (UT-Martin)
Tyreke Evans (Memphis)
Antonio Anderson (Memphis)
Jerome Jordan (Tulsa)

MMA Rankings

Heavyweight (265 lbs.)

1. Fedor Emelianenko
2. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
3. Randy Couture
4. Andrei Arlovski
5. Josh Barnett
6. Tim Sylvia
7. Frank Mir
8. Gabriel Gonzaga
9. Fabricio Werdum
10. Ben Rothwell


Light Heavyweight (205 lbs.)

1. Forrest Griffin
2. Rashad Evans
3. Quentin Jackson
4. Lyoto Machida
5. Mauricio Rua
6. Dan Henderson
7. Wanderlei Silva
8. Chuck Liddell
9. Thiago Silva
10. Rich Franklin


Middleweight (185 lbs.)

1. Anderson Silva
2. Rich Franklin
3. Paulo Filho
4. Dan Henderson
5. Yushin Okami
6. Robbie Lawler
7. Matt Lindland
8. Nate Marquart
9. Gegard Mousasi
10. Michael Bisping


Welterweight (170 lbs.)

1. Georges St. Pierre
2. Thiago Alves
3. Jon Fitch
4. Josh Koscheck
5. Jake Shields
6. Diego Sanchez
7. Matt Serra
8. Carlos Condit
9. Matt Hughes
10. Karo Parisyan


Lightweight (155 lbs.)

1. BJ Penn
2. Kenny Florian
3. Eddie Alvarez
4. Sean Sherk
5. Shinya Aoki
6. Takanori Gomi
7. JZ Calvancante
8. Josh Thomson
9. Joe Stephenson
10. Joachim Hansen


Featherweight (145 lbs. and below)

1. Urijah Faber
2. Miguel Torres
3. Norifumi "Kid" Yamamoto
4. Mike Thomas Brown
5. Hatsu Hioki
6. Jens Pulver
7. Akitoshi Tamura
8. Wagnney Fabiano
9. Masakazu Imanari
10. Takeshi Inoue


Pound for Pound

1. Anderson Silva
2. Fedor Emelianenko
3. Georges St. Pierre
4. BJ Penn
5. Urijah Faber
6. Miguel Torres
7. Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira
8. Rich Franklin
9. Forrest Griffin
10. Randy Couture