Well I guess it is time to say goodbye to the 2007 college football season. 

After a year where we learned to expect the unexpected, we saw pretty much what we expected from the national champioship game between LSU and Ohio State.

Although the Tigers got off to a slow start, they eventually regrouped and pretty much dominated the game for the final three quarters. 

Weel it's finally time to talk a little about my Sooners.

Both Oklahoma and West Virginia arrived in Arizona on Wednesday to begin preparations for the Fiesta Bowl on Jan. 2. 

The Mountaineers are coming in following weeks of turmoil to say the least. They blew a chance to play for the national championship by losing to a pretty poor Pitt team. Then to make matters worse, their head coach accepted the Michigan job and bolted for Ann Arbor. 

All right, I promised a look at all the major bowl games, so first up is the Orange Bowl.

The University of Kansas makes its first appearance in a major bowl game since 1969 against ACC champs Virginia Tech.

Everyone is clowning on KU, claiming they don't deserve a BCS bowl because of their "weak" schedule. From what I have seen, most experts are picking Tech to win by a couple of touchdowns. I'm not so sure about that.

If it wasn't already, this weekend hammered home the fact that this has indeed been the year of the upset. Yet another No. 1 team fell as teams positioned themselves for the final week of the regular season.

The No. 1 LSU Tigers lost 50-48 at home in triple overtime to unranked Arkansas on Friday. I don't know if Less had his eye on the Michigan job or what, but it looks like LSU's second overtime loss of the year will keep them out of the national title picture.

Surprise, another No. 1 goes down. 

This week it was Ohio State losing at home to a pretty talented Illinois team. While the Big Game between the Buckeyes and Michigan likely will not have an effect on the national championship picture, it could still determin who plays in the Rose bowl.