The 2007 college football season is nearing the end. The BCS Championship game is only a week away and either the LSU Tigers or the Ohio State Buckeyes will be crowned national champions next Monday night in the SuperDome in New Orleans.

Here are some wacky facts about the crazy college football season this year.

An unranked team beat a Top 5 team a record 13 times.

The No. 2 team in the nation had a record of 2-7 over the final nine weeks.

The AP No. 1 and No. 2 teams lost three times in the same week, including the final two weeks. That hadn’t happened once in a season since 1996.

Five games met or exceeded the all-division NCAA record for highest combines score: Chadron St. 76, Abilene Christian 73 (3 OT), Hartwick 72, Utica 70 (4 OT), Weber State 73, Portland State 68, Navy 74, North Texas 62, and Boise State 69, Nevada 67 (4 OT).

Appalachian State’s upset of Michigan was the first time an FCS (1-AA) team ever beat a ranked FBS (1-A) team. The Wolverines were No. 5 at the time.

Stanford (+40 over USC) and Syracuse (+37.5 over Louisville) pulled the two biggest upsets ever in relation to the Vegas point spread.

The only game between AP Top 5 teams was Missouri vs Kansas — teams that had never both been ranked in the Top 10 in 115 previous meetings.

Happy New Year!!