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NCAA Academic Progress Rate Football Rankings 1-130: Which 5-7 Teams Might Go Bowling?

NCAA Academic Progress Rate Football Rankings 1-130: Which 5-7 Might Go Bowling?

The NCAA announced the 2020-2021 version of the Academic Progress Rate. Where do all 130 college football programs rank?

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The Academic Progress Rate, or APR, was released measuring the improvements and academic success for the 2020-2021 school year. It didn’t exactly skip a year, but these are the first rankings since coming out since May of 2020.

And you care, why?

Besides wondering just how good the schools and teams are in the classroom, this is a big deal in the bowl world.

If there aren’t enough teams that finish with a bowl-eligible six wins, the teams that finish 5-7 are selected based on the APR ranking below – this is why Rutgers got the call last bowl season.

What does this mean? There are currently three projected open bowl spots, but it could be two if Buffalo beats Akron on Friday. Who are the top 5-7 teams according to APR?

Rice and then UNLV. After that, Michigan State and Auburn are tied.

From the NCAA, the APR is calculated as follows:

Each student-athlete receiving athletically related financial aid earns one point for staying in school and one point for being academically eligible.
A team’s total points are divided by points possible and then multiplied by 1,000 to equal the team’s Academic Progress Rate.
In addition to a team’s current-year APR, its rolling four-year APR is also used to determine accountability.

2022 (2020-2021 report) NCAA APR Rankings

T1 Clemson 999

Previous APR Rank: 5
Previous APR Score: 993

T1 Ole Miss 999

Previous APR Rank: 2
Previous APR Score: 997

3 Alabama 997

Previous APR Rank: T6
Previous APR Score: 990

4 Northwestern 995

Previous APR Rank: T3
Previous APR Score: 995

T5 Air Force 994

Previous APR Rank: T3
Previous APR Score: 995

T5 Rice 994

Previous APR Rank: T15
Previous APR Score: 986

7 Washington 993

Previous APR Rank: 1
Previous APR Score: 999

8 Wisconsin 992

Previous APR Rank: T15
Previous APR Score: 986

T9 Cincinnati 991

Previous APR Rank: T6
Previous APR Score: 990

T9 Ohio State 991

Previous APR Rank: T18
Previous APR Score: 985

T9 Utah 991

Previous APR Rank: T11
Previous APR Score: 988

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T12 Boise State 990

Previous APR Rank: T25
Previous APR Score: 981

T12 Wake Forest 990

Previous APR Rank: T6
Previous APR Score: 990

T14 Louisville 988

Previous APR Rank: T20
Previous APR Score: 984

T14 Minnesota 988

Previous APR Rank: T27
Previous APR Score: 980

16 Temple 987

Previous APR Rank: 14
Previous APR Score: 987

T17 Boston College 986

Previous APR Rank: 10
Previous APR Score: 989

T17 Iowa State 986

Previous APR Rank: T31
Previous APR Score: 979

T19 Duke 985

Previous APR Rank: T15
Previous APR Score: 986

T19 Stanford 985

Previous APR Rank: T6
Previous APR Score: 990

T21 Nevada 984

Previous APR Rank: T75
Previous APR Score: 964

T21 Notre Dame 984

Previous APR Rank: T58
Previous APR Score: 970

T21 Pitt 984

Previous APR Rank: T11
Previous APR Score: 988

T21 South Carolina 984

Previous APR Rank: T68
Previous APR Score: 967

T21 UCF 984

Previous APR Rank: T25
Previous APR Score: 981

T21 UNLV 984

Previous APR Rank: T75
Previous APR Score: 964

T27 Arizona State 983

Previous APR Rank: T35
Previous APR Score: 978

T27 Auburn 983

Previous APR Rank: T27
Previous APR Score: 980

T27 Michigan State 983

Previous APR Rank: T109
Previous APR Score: 952

T27 Missouri 983

Previous APR Rank: T49
Previous APR Score: 973

T27 Virginia 983

Previous APR Rank: T52
Previous APR Score: 972

T32 Miami 982

Previous APR Rank: T49
Previous APR Score: 973

T32 Mississippi State 982

Previous APR Rank: T20
Previous APR Score: 984

34 Florida 981

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T35 Army 980

Previous APR Rank: T41
Previous APR Score: 975

T35 Michigan 980

Previous APR Rank: T27
Previous APR Score: 980

T37 Georgia Tech 979

Previous APR Rank: T35
Previous APR Score: 978

T37 Middle Tennessee 979

Previous APR Rank: T18
Previous APR Score: 985

T39 Eastern Michigan 978

Previous APR Rank: T39
Previous APR Score: 976

T39 Kansas State 978

Previous APR Rank: T35
Previous APR Score: 978

T39 Toledo 978

Previous APR Rank: 23
Previous APR Score: 983

T42 Miami University 977

Previous APR Rank: T49
Previous APR Score: 973

T42 North Carolina 977

Previous APR Rank: T92
Previous APR Score: 959

T42 Rutgers 977

Previous APR Rank: T31
Previous APR Score: 979

T42 SMU 977

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T46 Arkansas State 976

Previous APR Rank: T52
Previous APR Score: 972

T46 Indiana 976

Previous APR Rank: T61
Previous APR Score: 969

T46 Liberty 976

Previous APR Rank: 98
Previous APR Score: 957

T49 Baylor 975

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T49 Cal 975

Previous APR Rank: 38
Previous APR Score: 977

T49 USC 975

Previous APR Rank: T58
Previous APR Score: 970

T49 USF 975

Previous APR Rank: T31
Previous APR Score: 979

T53 Georgia State 974

Previous APR Rank: T95
Previous APR Score: 958

T53 NC State 974

Previous APR Rank: T81
Previous APR Score: 962

T53 West Virginia 974

Previous APR Rank: T90
Previous APR Score: 960

T53 Wyoming 974

Previous APR Rank: T61
Previous APR Score: 969

T57 Ball State 973

Previous APR Rank: T61
Previous APR Score: 969

T57 Oklahoma State 973

Previous APR Rank: T31
Previous APR Score: 979

T57 Oregon State 973

Previous APR Rank: T41
Previous APR Score: 975

T57 Vanderbilt 973

Previous APR Rank: T20
Previous APR Score: 984

T61 Memphis 972

Previous APR Rank: T27
Previous APR Score: 980

T61 Nebraska 972

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T63 Kentucky 971

Previous APR Rank: T56
Previous APR Score: 971

T63 San Diego State 971

Previous APR Rank: T61
Previous APR Score: 969

T63 Texas 971

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T66 Navy 970

Previous APR Rank: T11
Previous APR Score: 988

T66 Penn State 970

Previous APR Rank: 24
Previous APR Score: 982

T66 Purdue 970

Previous APR Rank: T106
Previous APR Score: 954

T66 Tulane 970

Previous APR Rank: T95
Previous APR Score: 958

T66 UConn 970

Previous APR Rank: T39
Previous APR Score: 976

T71 Illinois 969

Previous APR Rank: T58
Previous APR Score: 970

T71 Utah State 969

Previous APR Rank: T75
Previous APR Score: 964

T73 Appalachian State 968

Previous APR Rank: T103
Previous APR Score: 955

T73 Buffalo 968

Previous APR Rank: T92
Previous APR Score: 959

T73 Iowa 968

Previous APR Rank: T56
Previous APR Score: 971

T73 Oklahoma 968

Previous APR Rank: T71
Previous APR Score: 965

77 Georgia 967

Previous APR Rank: T61
Previous APR Score: 969

78 FIU 966

Previous APR Rank: T66
Previous APR Score: 968

T79 Arizona 965

Previous APR Rank: T75
Previous APR Score: 964

T79 Ohio 965

Previous APR Rank: T52
Previous APR Score: 972

T81 Coastal Carolina 964

Previous APR Rank: T99
Previous APR Score: 956

T81 Fresno State 964

Previous APR Rank: T106
Previous APR Score: 954

T81 Virginia Tech 964

Previous APR Rank: T95
Previous APR Score: 958

T84 Bowling Green 963

Previous APR Rank: 117
Previous APR Score: 947

T84 Marshall 963

Previous APR Rank: 112
Previous APR Score: 951

T86 East Carolina 961

Previous APR Rank: T128
Previous APR Score: 938

T86 Kansas 961

Previous APR Rank: T90
Previous APR Score: 960

T86 San Jose State 961

Previous APR Rank: T109
Previous APR Score: 952

T89 Kent State 960

Previous APR Rank: T43
Previous APR Score: 974

T89 North Texas 960

Previous APR Rank: T85
Previous APR Score: 961

T89 Oregon 960

Previous APR Rank: T66
Previous APR Score: 968

T89 WKU 960

Previous APR Rank: T81
Previous APR Score: 962

93 Washington State 959

Previous APR Rank: 80
Previous APR Score: 963

T94 Central Michigan 958

Previous APR Rank: T52
Previous APR Score: 972

T94 Florida State 958

Previous APR Rank: T125
Previous APR Score: 942

T94 Louisiana Tech 958

Previous APR Rank: T75
Previous APR Score: 964

T94 Texas A&M 958

Previous APR Rank: T71
Previous APR Score: 965

T98 Arkansas 957

Previous APR Rank: T81
Previous APR Score: 962

T98 Northern Illinois 957

Previous APR Rank: T81
Previous APR Score: 962

T98 Syracuse 957

Previous APR Rank: T71
Previous APR Score: 965

T101 Charlotte 956

Previous APR Rank: T119
Previous APR Score: 945

T101 Texas State 956

Previous APR Rank: 130
Previous APR Score: 932

T103 Louisiana 955

Previous APR Rank: T99
Previous APR Score: 956

T103 Old Dominion 955

Previous APR Rank: T85
Previous APR Score: 961

T103 TCU 955

Previous APR Rank: T92
Previous APR Score: 959

T103 Texas Tech 955

Previous APR Rank: T113
Previous APR Score: 949

T107 Akron 954

Previous APR Rank: T119
Previous APR Score: 945

T107 Colorado 954

Previous APR Rank: T103
Previous APR Score: 955

T107 Colorado State 954

Previous APR Rank: T106
Previous APR Score: 954

T110 BYU 953

Previous APR Rank: 118
Previous APR Score: 946

T110 UTSA 953

Previous APR Rank: T85
Previous APR Score: 961

T112 Georgia Southern 952

Previous APR Rank: T113
Previous APR Score: 949

T112 Troy 952

Previous APR Rank: T85
Previous APR Score: 961

114 UMass 951

Previous APR Rank: T128
Previous APR Score: 938

T115 Florida Atlantic 949

Previous APR Rank: T71
Previous APR Score: 965

T115 South Alabama 949

Previous APR Rank: T103
Previous APR Score: 955

T117 Houston 948

Previous APR Rank: T85
Previous APR Score: 961

T117 ULM 948

Previous APR Rank: 70
Previous APR Score: 966

119 UCLA 947

Previous APR Rank: 123
Previous APR Score: 944

T120 Hawaii 946

Previous APR Rank: T113
Previous APR Score: 949

T120 Tennessee 946

Previous APR Rank: T68
Previous APR Score: 967

122 UAB 945

Previous APR Rank: T125
Previous APR Score: 942

123 Maryland 944

Previous APR Rank: T99
Previous APR Score: 956

124 New Mexico State 940

Previous APR Rank: T99
Previous APR Score: 956

125 Tulsa 939

Previous APR Rank: T119
Previous APR Score: 945

126 Western Michigan 938

Previous APR Rank: 116
Previous APR Score: 948

127 New Mexico 935

Previous APR Rank: 124
Previous APR Score: 943

T128 Southern Miss 934

Previous APR Rank: T119
Previous APR Score: 945

T128 UTEP 934

Previous APR Rank: 127
Previous APR Score: 941

130 LSU 933

Previous APR Rank: T109
Previous APR Score: 952

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TEN PROGRAMS SET APR RECORDS; FOOTBALL TIED FOR TOP POWER FIVE

CLEMSON, S.C. – Ten Clemson programs set or tied multi-year records for Academic Progress Rate (APR) in the NCAA’s data release on Tuesday, including six perfect 1,000 multi-year scores, and 14 single-year scores at 1,000. As a whole, Clemson set a department-record 997, which set a new mark for all sports. The release, which returned after a one-year hiatus, includes the 2017-18 through 2020-21 academic years.

“We’re incredibly grateful to our student-athletes, coaches and Nieri staff who continue to push us to new heights and congratulate them on this accomplishment,” said Director of Athletics Graham Neff. “We often talk about being able to achieve on and off the field at Clemson, and this report validates that.”

Women’s Golf, Men’s Golf, Softball, Women’s Tennis, Men’s Cross Country and Women’s Cross Country comprised the perfect 1,000 multi-year scores, while Football (999), Women’s Track (998), Women’s Basketball (991) and Men’s Track (988) also set program records.

All seventeen of Clemson’s eligible programs were above 967, with 14 of those coming in at 980 or better. Every women’s sport had a single-year APR of 1000 for the 2020-21 year.

Program Notes:

Baseball, Men’s Cross Country, Football, Men’s Golf, Women’s Cross Country, Women’s Golf, Softball and Women’s Tennis were each among the top ten percent in their sport, which historically has earned a Public Recognition Award.
The football program’s 999 multi-year score matched the highest among Division I Power Five institutions in this data release, and was tied for second behind only Columbia University. During this period, Clemson football won four ACC championships, advanced to four College Football Playoffs, and won the 2018 National Championship.
Football has been among the top ten percent of all football programs nationally in ten of the last eleven years.
Softball earned a 1,000 in its first data release, one of four ACC programs to record a multi-year rate of 1,000.
Baseball’s multi-year rate of 995 is tied for fourth among Power-Five schools, and second in the ACC (Duke, 997)
Women’s Golf has recorded a 1,000 in all seven years in which they’ve been eligible.
Men’s Soccer’s 989 was its third-highest on record
Women’s basketball’s 991 was 13 points higher than its’ previous record, a 978 in 2009-10.
Women’s Soccer has been above a 990 for each of the six previous years.

Scores: Multi-Year (2020-21 Only) Bold: Program Record;

Women’s Sports:

Basketball: 991 (1000);
Cross Country: 1000 (1000);
Golf: 1000 (1000);
Rowing: 984 (1000);
Soccer: 997 (1000);
Softball 1000 (1000);
Tennis: 1000 (1000);
Track: 998 (1000);
Volleyball: 995 (1000)

Men’s Sports:

Baseball: 995 (983);
Football: 999 (994);
Basketball: 980 (1000);
Cross Country: 1000 (1000);
Golf: 1000 (1000);
Soccer: 989 (1000);
Tennis: 967 (1000);
Track: 988 (1000)

ABOUT THE APR

The Academic Progress Rate is a real-time measure of eligibility and retention of student-athletes competing on every Division I sports team.

The most recent APR scores are based on a multi-year rate that averages scores from the 2017-18, 2018-19, 2019-20 and 2020-21 academic years. Under the revised penalty structure, the Division I Board of Directors has set a cut score of 930 (out of 1,000) as a threshold for teams to meet or face possible sanctions. An APR of 930 projects a 50 percent Graduation Success Rate (GSR). The goal of the NCAA’s academic performance program is improvement, not punishment. Not only does the program ensure accountability for student-athletes, teams and institutions, but also it provides fairness by considering individual circumstances per team and school.

Clemson Sets Graduation Success Rate Record

Clemson Athletics earned a department record 95 percent Graduation Success Rate (GSR) for the 2011-14 cohort in data released by the NCAA on Thursday. It’s the eighth consecutive cohort in which Clemson’s department-wide GSR was at 91 percent or …

“The most important thing our student-athletes can do is graduate, and they have done so at an incredible level,” said Dan Radakovich, Director of Athletics. “To be above 91 percent for eight years, and at 95 percent in this data release, is a remarkable accomplishment by our student-athletes, the staff at the Nieri Family Student-Athlete Enrichment Center and our coaches.”

Among public institutions, Clemson’s department rate was tied for first in the ACC and third in the Power Five, just one percentage point behind the national public leaders. A Clemson-record eight programs earned perfect 100 percent scores for the cohort – baseball, men’s basketball, men’s golf, women’s golf, rowing, women’s soccer, women’s tennis and volleyball. Volleyball maintained its streak of 17 consecutive cohorts at 100 percent, while women’s tennis (12), men’s golf (6), baseball (5), men’s basketball (4) and women’s golf (3) also have active streaks at 100 percent.

Football’s cohort, which encompasses student-athletes from the 2016 and 2018 National Championship teams, set a program record (88), the ninth Clemson program to set or tie a record this cohort.

Overall Department Rate: 95

Women’s Sports

Basketball: 91
Cross Country/Track: 97
Rowing: 100*
Golf: 100*
Soccer: 100*
Tennis: 100*
Volleyball : 100*

Men’s Sports

Baseball: 100*
Basketball: 100*
Cross Country/Track: 88
Football: 88*
Golf: 100*
Soccer: 94
Tennis: 91

University of Alabama athletic teams record impressive APR scores

All 21 University of Alabama athletics teams scored above the national cutoff standard in the latest Academic Progress Rate (APR.)

The University of Alabama has once again placed at the top, this time in the classroom. In addition to excelling on the fields and courts, the Crimson Time athletic teams have also been excelling in the classroom. All 21 University of Alabama athletics teams scored above the national cutoff standard in the latest Academic Progress Rate (APR), 5 of which were in the top 10 percentile.

The APR is not a measure of the academic credentials of a school, but it’s really a way to show how schools are managing the academic progress and success of its athletes.

The figures and data released were from a 4 year period from the 2015/2016 season through the 2019/2019 season.

The Academic Progress Rate is an annual scorecard of academic achievement calculated for all DI sports teams.

Learn how it's calculated: https://t.co/EBtAF3qFbY pic.twitter.com/UdlLHk1RxB

— NCAA (@NCAA) May 19, 2020

5 Alabama teams (football, basketball, gymnastics, women’s golf and volleyball) earned recognition from the NCAA for their APR scored that were in the top ten percentile nationally.

Alabama football posted a program record of 990, which is not only better than the national average for FBS teams by 22 points, but it also ranks second in the Southeastern Conference, behind Ole Miss who scored a 997.

Alabama men’s basketball also posted a 990 APR, which is 24 points higher than the national average.

Baseball posted an APR of 998, which is 11 points above the national average.

Women’s golf, gymnastics and volleyball all posted a perfect 1,000.

Women’s rowing and soccer both posted a 998.

Women’s softball posted a 997.

Women’s swimming and diving posted a 994, and the Men’s swimming and diving posted a 993.

Women’s tennis posted a 992.

Baseball and Women’s track and field both posted a 988, Men’s golf posted a 984, and Women’s cross country posted a 985.

Overall, 13 Alabama teams posted scores above the national average.

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Ohio State athletics continues to post outstanding APR numbers

The new APR numbers were released on Tuesday and Ohio State continues to excel in the classroom just as much as on the field.

The Ohio State athletic department doesn’t get nearly enough credit for the job it does in the classroom, and the latest APR numbers are just another case in point. Known mainly for success on the field of play, and stereotyped as a win at all costs culture by many that don’t do the research, Ohio State has turned into one of the best in the country with its academic performance.

The APR, or Academic Progress Rate, has been in place for most institutions for sixteen years now. It measures a scholarship student-athletes’ progress by semester in the classroom. The APR accounts for academic eligibility, retention and graduation and provides a measure of each team’s academic performance. The most recent mulit-year APR scores are based on average scores from the 2015-16, 2016-17, 2017-18 and 2018-19 academic years.

Work hard 📚, compete hard 💪

Our teams have been outstanding in the classroom, as evidenced by the Academic Progress Rate numbers released today! 👁👇 #GoBucks https://t.co/2csy8YlLAD

— Ohio State Buckeyes (@OhioStAthletics) May 19, 2020

And, wouldn’t you know it, Ohio State has once again blew perceptions out of the water across all of its varying sports according to numbers released Tuesday. Ohio State Faculty Athletics Representative Dr. John Davidson was proud to tout the historic year.

“This was a remarkable year for the Buckeyes in the Academic Progress Rate, a key measure of student-athlete academic success,” Davidson said in a statement. “The most recent single-year statistics show that 21 Ohio State teams received all the points possible for academic eligibility and retention and our athletics programs as a whole averaged an amazing 995/1000 – by far the highest in recent memory.”

For football alone (again, remember Ohio State recruits “athletes” as a win-at-all-costs measure), The Buckeyes finished just behind Wisconsin (986) for third place in the Big Ten with a multi-year average of 985. Northwestern led all Big Ten football programs (shocker) with a score of 995.

Here are some more impressive notes from the latest APR data released Tuesday as it relates to Ohio State.

For the 2018-19 school year, Ohio State student-athletes combined for a 995 single-year APR, with 21 teams posting perfect 1000 scores.
Teams with 1,000 scores: men’s basketball, men’s cross country, men’s golf, men’s gymnastics, men’s soccer, men’s swimming, men’s tennis, men’s track and field, men’s volleyball, women’s basketball, women’s cross country, women’s fencing, women’s golf, women’s gymnastics, women’s ice hockey, women’s lacrosse, softball, women’s swimming, women’s tennis, women’s volleyball and rifle.
Twenty-three teams either increased their single-year score or maintained a perfect score.
Looking at multi-year scores, 11 teams have scores of 990 or better and 23 are at 980 or higher.
990+ teams: men’s cross country, men’s fencing, men’s golf, men’s tennis, men’s volleyball, women’s golf, women’s gymnastics, women’s soccer, women’s swimming, women’s tennis, women’s volleyball.
Teams with 980-989: football, men’s ice hockey, men’s lacrosse, women’s cross country, women’s rowing, women’s fencing, field hockey, women’s ice hockey, women’s lacrosse, softball, women’s track and field and rifle.

Well done again on the athletics front from Ohio State, the academic institution.

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2020 NCAA Academic Progress Rate: College Football APR Rankings 1-130

The NCAA released the latest Academic Progress Rate, or APR, for all college football programs. Here are the rankings of all teams for 2020.

The NCAA released the latest Academic Progress Rate, or APR, for all college football programs. Here are the rankings of all teams for 2020.

Contact @PeteFiutak

The Academic Progress Rate, or APR, has once again been released by the NCAA – it measures the improvements and academic success for each school for the 2018-2019 school year.

And why do you care about the APR? It shows the commitment by each school to improving the academic side of the football programs. It also matters to the bowl world.

If there aren’t enough teams that finish with a bowl-eligible six wins, the teams that finish 5-7 are allowed to be taken based on their respective APR rankings below.

Which football schools are doing the best job at putting the college in college football?

From the NCAA, the APR is calculated as follows:

Each student-athlete receiving athletically related financial aid earns one point for staying in school and one point for being academically eligible.
A team’s total points are divided by points possible and then multiplied by 1,000 to equal the team’s Academic Progress Rate.
In addition to a team’s current-year APR, its rolling four-year APR is also used to determine accountability.

2020 (2018-2019) NCAA APR Rankings

130 Texas State 932

Last Season APR Rank: T125
Last Season APR: 937

T128 East Carolina 938

Last Season APR Rank: T125
Last Season APR: 937

T128 UMass 938

Last Season APR Rank: T125
Last Season APR: 937

127 UTEP 941

Last Season APR Rank: T95
Last Season APR: 957

T125 Florida State 942

Last Season APR Rank: 129
Last Season APR: 936

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T125 UAB 942

Last Season APR Rank: NA
Last Season APR: NA

124 New Mexico 943

Last Season APR Rank: T125
Last Season APR: 937

123 UCLA 944

Last Season APR Rank: T114
Last Season APR: 948

T119 Akron 945

Last Season APR Rank: T117
Last Season APR: 946

T119 Charlotte 945

Last Season APR Rank: 119
Last Season APR: 945

T119 Southern Miss 945

Last Season APR Rank: 124
Last Season APR: 941

T119 Tulsa 945

Last Season APR Rank: 123
Last Season APR: 943

118 BYU 946

Last Season APR Rank: T117
Last Season APR: 946

117 Bowling Green 947

Last Season APR Rank: T120
Last Season APR: 944

116 Western Michigan 948

Last Season APR Rank: T86
Last Season APR: 961

T113 Georgia Southern 949

Last Season APR Rank: T114
Last Season APR: 948

T113 Hawaii 949

Last Season APR Rank: T107
Last Season APR: 952

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T113 Texas Tech 949

Last Season APR Rank: T120
Last Season APR: 944

112 Marshall 951

Last Season APR Rank: T102
Last Season APR: 954

T109 LSU 952

Last Season APR Rank: T111
Last Season APR: 951

T109 Michigan State 952

Last Season APR Rank: T114
Last Season APR: 948

T109 San Jose State 952

Last Season APR Rank: T120
Last Season APR: 944

T106 Colorado State 954

Last Season APR Rank: T68
Last Season APR: 967

T106 Fresno State 954

Last Season APR Rank: T111
Last Season APR: 951

T106 Purdue 954

Last Season APR Rank: T97
Last Season APR: 956

T103 Appalachian State 955

Last Season APR Rank: T100
Last Season APR: 955

T103 Colorado 955

Last Season APR Rank: T76
Last Season APR: 965

T103 South Alabama 955

Last Season APR Rank: T104
Last Season APR: 953