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Kevin Durant's 35-point, 15-rebound, 6-assist game in the Thunder's opener vs. the Grizzlies wins Durant the No. 1 spot. The Bulls' Joakim Noah is runner-up and Floyd Mayweather Jr. retains his WBC Welterweight Belt and is third in this week's CSPR.

Stephen Curry's NBA record 18 3-pointers in his first four playoffs games is our No. 1 this week, knocking off King James, our runner-up and last week's No. 1. Central Michigan's Eric Fisher, the No. 1 NFL draft pick by the Chiefs, is in our Top 5.

Adam Scott became the first Australian to win the Masters and our No. 1 ranking. UConn's Breanna Stewart is the first freshman since 1987 to earn Most Outstanding Player honors while winning the NCAA trophy. Kyle Busch placed 8th with two NASCAR wins

Tiger Woods returns to No. 1 in the world with his win at Bay Hill. LeBron James is runner-up while averaging 27 points per game during the Heat's 26-game winning streak. Sherwood Brown, with his Florida Gulf Coast team the Cinderella story, is third

Kobe wins our No. 1 ranking after scoring 41 and 40 points with 12 assists in consecutive games, Tiger Woods is our runner-up after winning his 17th World Golf Championship. Bernard Hopkins wins our Bronze after winning a unanimous decision Saturday.

Curry's 54-point scoring spree at MSG is the NBA's season high and ranks Stephen as our number one. King James is our runner-up with 29-points, 11 rebounds and 7 assists vs the Knicks and Duke's Ryan Kelly is Fifth after scoring 36-points vs Miami.

Jimmie Johnson's victory at the Daytona 500 takes our top spot this week. James Harden's 46-point explosion against the Thunder awards the Rocket the runner-up position and Ronda Rousey retains her belt, is 7-0 in her short MMA career and is our No.

Chris Paul took home MVP of the NBA All-Star Game after becoming the third player in All-Star Game history to record 20 points and 15 assists

After winning both the Super Bowl and the Super Bowl MVP Award, Joe Flacco is first in our Cross-Sport Power Rankings. Ravens teammate Jacoby Jones is runner-up with his two TDs and Phil Mickelson, winner of the Phoenix Open, is third.

Joe Flacco leads the Ravens to an NFL record 6th playoff road win and bests both Peyton Manning and Tom Brady enroute to our No. 1 ranking and the Super Bowl. The Thunders' Kevin Durant is our runner-up and 49er QB Colin Kaepernick wins the third spo

Adrian Peterson's rampage towards the single season rushing record wins the Viking RB our top ranking. The Seahawk's QB Russell Wilson is the runner-up and Lionel Messi is featured at the 4th spot.

Lionel Messi, Juan Manuel Marquez and Johnny Manziel go 1-2-3 in the rankings this week. We look into Messi's astonishing goal total, Marquez's win over Pacquiao, and NY Giants rookie RB David Wilson, who came in 5th after scoring 3 TDs.

Johnny Manziel led Texas A&M past Missouri with 439 yards and 5 TDs. The Redskins Robert Griffin III is our runner-up and the Rams Janoris Jenkins is in the Top 5 with a pair of pick-6 interceptions.

Brad Keselowski tops our rankings as he wins his first Sprint Cup Championship in just his third season. The Texans' QB Matt Schaub is our runner-up and Clemson's QB Tajh Boyd sets records and takes the third spot.

Johnny "Football" Manziel, Texas A&M QB, beats Bama and wins the top spot in our rankings. Oregon QB Marcus Mariota is second, and Vikings RB Adrian Peterson takes third.

The World Series champs dominate the rankings as the Giants hold the top five spots, with Pablo Sandoval placing No. 1. Kansas State QB Collin Klein and Patriots QB Tom Brady are in the Top 10 and are covered in this week's show.