The NCAA women's basketball rankings came out on Tuesday and the UConn Huskies remain No. 2 in both polls despite falling to No. 1 Baylor on Sunday night.

The top five is the same in both polls from last week as Baylor and UConn are followed by Notre Dame, Stanford and Maryland.

Joining the Huskies and the Irish in the top 25 of both polls are the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (12/11), Louisville Cardinals (14/12), Georgetown Hoyas (17/17) and DePaul Blue Demons (21/19).

There are no Big East teams among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll and the Villanova Wildcats are among the others receiving votes in the Coaches' poll.

For a complete look at the 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Rankings for Week 6 (Dec. 20), click on the read more button below if you're on the home page.

The NCAA men's basketball rankings are out for the week and the UConn Huskies have moved up one spot in each poll. They come in this week at No. 8 in the AP Poll and No. 9 in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll.

The Syracuse Orange are still the No. 1 team in the land and as a matter of fact, the top five teams from last week are the same in both polls. In the AP Poll, the Orange are followed by the Ohio State Buckeyes, Kentucky Wildcats, Louisville Cardinals and North Carolina Tar Heels. In the Coaches' Poll, the top four is the same as the AP Poll with Duke coming in at No. 5.

Joining the Orange, Cardinals and Huskies in the top 25 from the Big East are the Marquette Golden Eagles (10/10), Pittsburgh Panthers (15/13) and Georgetown Hoyas (16/16).

There are no Big East teams among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll and only the Seton Hall Pirates are among the others receiving votes in the Coaches' Poll.

For a complete look at the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Rankings for Week 7 (Dec. 19), click on the read more button below if you're on the home page.

The NCAA women's basketball rankings are out for the week and the UConn Huskies find themselves as the No. 2 in the team behind the Baylor Lady Bears.

Of course those two teams will matchup in Waco, TX on Sunday night at 8:30 p.m. on ESPN so it's quite possible we could have a new No. 1 team in women's basketball. Or the Huskies will drop a spot or two in the poll. I'm hoping for the former and not the latter myself.

Baylor and UConn are followed in the top five by Notre Dame, Stanford and Maryland in the AP Poll. In the top five of the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll, they are followed by Notre Dame, Stanford and Duke.

Joining the Huskies and Fighting Irish in the top 25 from the Big East are the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (11/11), Louisville Cardinals (14/13), Georgetown Hoyas (17/19) and the DePaul Blue Demons (23/21).

There are no Big East teams among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll. West Virginia and Villanova are among the others receiving votes in the coaches' poll.

For a complete look at the 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Rankings for Week 5 (Dec. 13), click on the read more button below if you're on the home page.

The NCAA men's basketball rankings are out and for some reason, the UConn Huskies have fallen in the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll after beating a ranked Harvard team last week.

They held steady at No. 9 in the AP Poll while dropping to No. 10 in the coaches' poll.

After some upsets over the weekend, the Syracuse Orange have ascended to the top of both polls. They are followed by Ohio State, Kentucky, Louisville and North Carolina in the AP Poll. In the coaches' poll, they are followed by Ohio State, Kentucky, Louisville and Duke.

Joining the Orange, Cardinals and Huskies in the top 25 from the Big East are the Marquette Golden Eagles (11/11), Pittsburgh Panthers (15/14) and Georgetown Hoyas (16/17).

There are no Big East teams in either poll among the others receiving votes.

For a complete look at the 2012 NCAA Men's Basketball Rankings for Week 6 (Dec. 5), click on the read more button below if you're on the home page.

Each week a group of Bloguin college football bloggers get together and put our votes in for the top Heisman Trophy candidates. Then after the votes are tabulated by Kevin over at College Football Zealots, the poll is released on Wednesday.

With this week being the final poll, it was released on Friday, the day before the actual Heisman Trophy presentation.

Here are the results for the final poll of the 2011 college football season. Be sure to head over Crystal Ball Run for a full look at the results for the week for more insight on the poll.

1. Robert Griffin III (QB-Baylor)- 41 Points, 45.56%, 12 1st Place Votes
2. Montee Ball (RB-Wisconsin) - 17 Points, 18.89%, 2 1st Place Votes
3. Tyrann Mathieu (CB-LSU)- 12 Points, 13.33%, 1 1st Place Vote
4. Trent Richardson (RB-Alabama) - 11 Points, 12.22%, 0 1st Place Votes
5. Andrew Luck (QB-Stanford) - 7 Points, 7.78%, 0 1st Place Votes

• Also Receiving Votes: Colin Klein (QB- Kansas State) 1 pt, Case Keenum (QB- Houston) 1 pt
• Dropped Out: Matt Barkley (QB- USC)

In case you were wondering, here's how I voted this week:

1. Robert Griffin III, QB – Baylor: I penalized RGIII last week by knocking him out of my top 3 when he got hurt but I’m rewarding him in the final poll. RGIII shredded the Texas defense for 320 yards passing and two touchdowns while running for two touchdowns on the ground as well. He put a solid season of numbers with 3,998 yards passing, 36 touchdown passes, nine rushing touchdowns. I’d be shocked if he doesn’t win on Saturday night.

2. Montee Ball, RB – Wisconsin: Ball jumps up to No. 2 in my ballot because he played last weekend unlike the No. 3 guy on my ballot. The junior running back helped his Badgers squad win the inaugural Big Ten Championship by rushing for 137 yards and a touchdown. He also added a receiving touchdown to the cause. He’s got 38 total touchdowns on the year (32 rushing, 6 receiving) to go along with 1,759 rushing yards. In any other year, those numbers might be good enough to win the Heisman but with RGIII’s year, it might be tough to overcome.

3. Trent Richardson, RB- Alabama: Richardson probably won’t win the Heisman because he didn’t play on championship weekend and get another chance to show the voters something. Still a solid season nonetheless with 1,583 rushing yards and 20 touchdowns. He’s also caught three touchdown passes.

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Here are the results from The 2011 Home Depot College Football Awards show that aired on Thursday night on ESPN.

• Maxwell Award (Outstanding Player) - Andrew Luck, Stanford Cardinals
• Dick Butkus Award (Outstanding Linebacker) - Luke Kuechly, Boston College Eagles
• Outland Trophy (Outstanding Interior Lineman) - Barrett Jones, Alabama Crimson Tide
  
• Chuck Bednarik Award (Defensive Player of the Year) - Tyrann Mathieu, LSU Tigers
• Davey O’Brien Award (National Quarterback Award) - Robert Griffin III, Baylor Bears
• Johnny Unitas Golden Arm Award (Outstanding Sr. QB) - Andrew Luck, Stanford Cardinal
• Doak Walker Award (National Running back Award) - Trent Richardson, Alabama Sooners
• Fred Biletnikoff Award (Outstanding Wide Receiver) - Justin Blackmon, Oklahoma State Cowboys
• Jim Thorpe Award (Outstanding Defensive Back) - Morris Claiborne, LSU Tigers
• John Mackey Award (Outstanding Tight End) - Dwayne Allen, Clemson Tigers
• Lou Groza Award (Collegiate Placekicker Award) - Randy Bullock, Texas A&M Aggies
• Bronko Nagurski Award (Defensive Player of the Year) - awarded on December 12.
• Ray Guy Award (Outstanding Punter) - Ryan Allen, Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
• Vince Lombardi/Rotary Award (Outstanding Lineman) - Luke Kuechly, Boston College Eagles
• Ted Hendricks Award (Defensive End of the Year Award) - Whitney Mercilus, Illinois Fighting Illni
• Rimington Trophy (Outstanding Center) - David Molk, Michigan Wolverines
• Walter Camp Player of the Year - Andrew Luck, Stanford Cardinals
• Home Depot Coach of the Year - Les Miles, LSU Tigers

2011 Walter Camp Football Foundation All-America Teams

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Here's the BlogPoll Top 25 for week 15 in college football.  If you're curious to see how I voted, you can check that out as well. Also be sure to check out the analysis on the BlogPoll Top 25 as well.

Results for Week 15

#	School	Points/blog	SD	Delta
1	LSU Tigers (60)	25.00	0.00	--
2	Oklahoma St. Cowboys	23.50	0.70	1
3	Alabama Crimson Tide	23.15	1.14	-1
4	Stanford Cardinal	21.52	1.01	--
5	Oregon Ducks	20.55	1.18	3
6	Boise St. Broncos	18.40	3.31	1
7	Arkansas Razorbacks	17.92	2.96	2
8	Wisconsin Badgers	17.92	1.78	6
9	USC Trojans	15.07	7.38	4
10	South Carolina Gamecocks	14.30	3.80	5
11	Kansas St. Wildcats	14.27	2.72	5
12	Michigan Wolverines	13.03	2.68	5
13	Michigan St. Spartans	12.57	3.56	-2
14	Baylor Bears	11.13	2.85	5
15	Clemson Tigers	10.55	3.37	6
16	TCU Horned Frogs	10.13	3.64	2
17	Georgia Bulldogs	9.90	3.93	-5
18	Virginia Tech Hokies	9.42	3.70	-13
19	Oklahoma Sooners	8.58	4.06	-9
20	Houston Cougars	6.65	4.30	-14
21	Nebraska Cornhuskers	6.17	2.31	-1
22	Southern Miss. Golden Eagles	4.87	2.26	2
23	West Virginia Mountaineers	3.45	1.96	-1
24	Penn St. Nittany Lions	2.92	2.66	-1
25	Florida St. Seminoles	0.85	1.46	--
Others Receiving Votes: Cincinnati Bearcats | Arkansas St. Red Wolves | Northern Illinois Huskies | Notre Dame Fighting Irish | Texas Longhorns | Arizona St. Sun Devils | Missouri Tigers | Auburn Tigers | Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets | Louisville Cardinals | Virginia Cavaliers | Tulsa Golden Hurricane | BYU Cougars | Texas A&M Aggies | California Golden Bears | Western Kentucky Hilltoppers | Ohio Bobcats
Updated: Dec 7, 2011 9:17 AM EST

SB Nation BlogPoll College Football Rankings 2011

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Are you curious to know what your favorite college football team will receive as gifts for playing in a 2011-12 college football bowl game this year. The NCAA allows the bowls to give the players gifts who total value cannot be more than $550. The schools and conferences can also provide up to $350 in gifts each as well.

A full look at what your favorite college team will receive can be found by clicking on the read more button below if you're on the homepage.

The UConn Huskies women's basketball team will enter their game against the No. 8/7 Texas A&M Aggies on Tuesday night as the No. 2 team in the latest polls that were released.

The Baylor Lady Bears are still the No. 1 team in the land and are followed by UConn, Notre Dame, Stanford and Maryland in the AP Poll. In the ESPN/USA Today Coaches' Poll, it's the same top four with Duke as the No. 5 team.

Joining the Huskies and Fighting Irish in the top 25 from the Big East are the Rutgers Scarlet Knights (11/11), Louisville Cardinals (15/13), Georgetown Hoyas (19/20) and DePaul Blue Demons (20/21).

There are no teams from the Big East among the others receiving votes in the AP Poll. The Syracuse Orange received one vote in the coaches' poll.

For a complete look at the 2012 NCAA Women's Basketball Rankings for Week 4 (Dec. 6), click on the read more button below if you're on the home page.

As some of you know, we've been voting here on the Bloguin Network for our pick as to we think will win the Heisman Trophy. While our final vote won't be revealed until Friday, we know now who will be in New York City on Saturday night for the presentation of the 77th annual Heisman Trophy.

The five finalists in alphabetical order are:

• Montee Ball, RB - Wisconsin
• Robert Griffin III, QB - Baylor
• Andrew Luck, QB - Stanford
• Tyrann Mathieu, DB - LSU
• Trent Richardson, RB - Alabama

Luck is the only repeat finalist from last year.

I know who I'd like to win but I won't reveal that just yet. I'd rather keep the surprise for when the final Bloguin Heisman Trophy vote is announced the Friday.

The 77th annual Heisman Trophy presentation will be broadcast live on ESPN on Saturday, December 10 at 8 p.m.