NCAA APR Rankings

[jesterondirt]

So I was looking into the APR rankings (just in case there weren't enough 6-6 teams to fill bowl slots) to find out we are ranked nearly last (123/130).

So after grasping for the very last straw I could muster, I guess I can officially thrown in the towel.

https://collegefootballnews.com/201...e-football-bowl-eligibility-rankings-no-1-130

 

[drboobay]

Sucko! Why?

 

[TulsaAM]

So I was looking into the APR rankings (just in case there weren't enough 6-6 teams to fill bowl slots) to find out we are ranked nearly last (123/130).

So after grasping for the very last straw I could muster, I guess I can officially thrown in the towel.

https://collegefootballnews.com/201...e-football-bowl-eligibility-rankings-no-1-130

If there was ever anyone who held on to hope until the last fingernail... should call you jesteronsilverliningsplaybook from now on

 

[Gmoney4WW]

Sucko! Why?

Don't transfers out affect the apr negatively? I'd say the basketball program might affect that negatively.

 

[TU_BLA]

Sucko! Why?

Don't transfers out affect the apr negatively? I'd say the basketball program might affect that negatively.

It’s figured independently for each sport. Football’s APR has struggled in the 6 yr because of how many players we lose to transfers, how many players just drop out, and some who just don’t finished when their eligibility is done. BUT we haven’t fallen below the magic threshold for 2 consecutive seasons so we’re at least not in the NCAA doghouse. Isn’t it like .780? Essentially if you have a class of 20 and 5 transfer you’re essentially screwed.

 

[drboobay]

In an absolute sense all the apr numbers shown are high

 

[jesterondirt]

If there was ever anyone who held on to hope until the last fingernail... should call you jesteronsilverliningsplaybook from now on