RPI

Consensus Ranking: Drexel, Murray, San Diego St Overrated

Shawn Siegel — Fri, 09 Mar 2012 12:24:09 -0800

In the latest Consensus Ranking (CR), Colorado St, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and NC State are the hottest teams over the last 10 days. All four of those squads are on the NCAA Tournament bubble, and rising at the right time. Cincinnati also rose 9 spots to 41st and has to be considered a Tournament lock at this point. The bubble team that fell the most was Seton Hall.

According to the CR, Drexel, San Diego St, and Murray St are extremely overrated vs the AP ranking. This is something to consider when you fill out your brackets next week. On the underrated side, Saint Louis and Memphis remain the most underrated. If these two teams get 6 or 7 seeds, they could be very dangerous to 2 or 3 seeds.

The computers like Ohio St as much as AP #2 Syracuse, and think Indiana is better than their AP ranking suggests. In general, the computers think the Big Ten is even better than people realize, with the lone exception being Michigan.

What Is It?
With the advent of computer rankings & metrics, we have many tools that attempt to overcome historical biases to rank teams fairly. Taking a consensus average of these rankings, we get a good sense of the lay of the land and can see where the human voters differ with the computers. More importantly, we can see whether there is a pattern to the human biases and whether certain teams are consistently mis-valued compared to their peers.

83 teams are ranked, consisting of A) any team with AP votes, B) any team in the RPI Top 60, C) any team in CHN Top 50, D) any team in the KenPom Top 50, and E) any team previously included. The teams are ranked by an average of their RPI, Sagarin, and KenPom ratings. At the right of the chart is the team's current AP ranking and their consensus ranking in the last two updates.

Rank	Team	RPI	KenPom	Sagarin	Avg	Last	2 Weeks	AP
1	Kentucky	2	1	1	1.3	1	1	1
2	Ohio St	7	2	2	3.7	3	4	7
3t	Syracuse	1	6	5	4.0	4	2t	2
3t	UNC	3	5	4	4.0	6	6	4
5	Kansas	6	4	3	4.3	5	5	3
6	Michigan St	5	3	6	4.7	2	2t	8
7t	Duke	4	16	10	10.0	7	8	6
7t	Indiana	11	10	9	10.0	13t	13	15
9	Missouri	16	9	7	10.7	9	7	5
10	Wichita St	14	8	11	11.0	8	14	16
11	Baylor	9	14	12	11.7	11t	12	12
12t	Wisconsin	24	7	8	13.0	13t	9t	14
12t	Marquette	8	17	14	13.0	10	11	9
14	Georgetown	17	13	13	14.3	11t	9t	13
15	Memphis	18	11	15	14.7	15t	23	31
16	Michigan	12	19	20	17.0	18	18	10
17	Saint Louis	30	12	17	19.7	19	16	37t
18	Florida	29	18	16	21.0	15	15	22
19	UNLV	10	32	22	21.3	17	19t	20
20	Louisville	20	26	19	21.7	21	21	27
21	New Mexico	34	15	18	22.3	20	17	29
22t	Vanderbilt	28	20	29	25.7	22t	24	32t
22t	Florida St	23	28	26	25.7	26	19t	17
24	Temple	13	34	34	27.0	27	25	21
25	Creighton	22	36	27	28.3	30	28	19
26t	Kansas St	44	21	21	28.7	29	31t	36
26t	California	35	23	28	28.7	28	22
28t	Purdue	41	22	24	29.0	32	40
28t	Gonzaga	25	31	31	29.0	25	26	24
30	Virginia	42	25	23	30.0	24	27	30
31	Alabama	32	29	30	30.3	22t	29
32t	Texas	43	27	25	31.7	34	31t
32t	Iowa St	33	30	32	31.7	31	35t	25
34	St. Mary's	26	42	35	34.3	35	39	26
35	Murray St	19	44	41	34.7	40	46	11
36	UCONN	31	37	37	35.0	33	33
37	Notre Dame	37	38	39	38.0	36	38	23
38	Belmont	60	24	33	39.0	38	44
39t	Harvard	36	40	44	40.0	37	30	37t
39t	Long Beach St	39	39	42	40.0	39	41	35
41t	Cincinnati	59	33	36	42.7	50	52	34
41t	San Diego St	27	55	46	42.7	46	48	18
43	Miami	52	35	43	43.3	44	45
44t	West Virginia	51	43	38	44.0	45	34
44t	VCU	38	45	49	44.0	51t	57	32t
46	BYU	45	49	40	44.7	41	35t
47	Southern Miss	15	68	54	45.7	42t	37
48	Iona	40	53	52	48.3	47	49
49	NC State	55	48	45	49.3	59	53t
50	Seton Hall	64	47	47	52.7	42t	42
51t	South Dakota St	48	56	60	54.7	55	x
51t	Colorado St	21	72	71	54.7	66	69
53t	Drexel	70	41	56	55.7	58	64	28
53t	MTSU	58	59	50	55.7	48	43
55	Northwestern	57	57	55	56.3	49	47
56	Xavier	54	60	57	57.0	53	53t
57	Arizona	77	50	48	58.3	51t	50
58	South Florida	46	65	67	59.3	62	62
59	St. Joseph's	61	64	58	61.0	54	51
60t	Minnesota	87	54	51	64.0	64t	55
60t	Tennessee	78	52	62	64.0	75	x
60t	Oregon	63	63	66	64.0	63	61
63	Washington	68	66	61	65.0	56	58
64	Dayton	74	62	63	66.3	57	75
65t	Stanford	97	51	53	67.0	70	71
65t	Davidson	65	67	69	67.0	61	68
67	La Salle	80	58	65	67.7	69	56
68	Marshall	56	75	76	69.0	73	63
69	Akron	62	79	73	71.3	67t	60
70	Ole Miss	53	80	82	71.7	80	79
71	Ohio	69	74	74	72.3	72	78
72t	Illinois	91	70	59	73.3	60	59
72t	UCF	50	81	89	73.3	76	70
74	Mississippi St	71	83	68	74.0	67t	66
75	Oral Roberts	47	100	80	75.7	64t	65
76	UCLA	129	46	64	79.7	x	x
77	Northern Iowa	73	96	78	82.3	71	67
78	Cleveland St	84	84	81	83.0	74	73
79	Denver	92	76	84	84.0	77	74
80	Nevada	49	103	101	84.3	79	76
81	Virginia Tech	114	86	79	93.0	78	77
82	Wagner	88	115	102	101.7	81	72
83	Arkansas	110	132	110	117.3	82	80

Most Overrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Drexel +25

Murray St +24

San Diego St +23

Notre Dame +14

VCU +12

Saint Mary's +8

Cincinnati +7

Iowa St +7

Creighton +6

Michgan +6

Most Underrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Teams w/ votes

Saint Louis -20

Memphis -16

Kansas St -10

Vanderbilt -10

Indiana -8 / UNM -8

Teams w/ no votes

California

Purdue

Alabama

Texas

UCONN

Biggest Changes In Last Week:

Rising

Colorado St +15

Tennessee +10

NC State +10

Ole Miss +10

Cincinnati +9

Falling

Illinois -12

Oral Roberts -11

Alabama -9

Seton Hall -8

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Consensus Ranking: Alabama, Memphis Underrated

Shawn Siegel — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 16:04:00 -0800

Despite falling to 10th in the AP poll, Ohio St remains strong in the Consensus Ranking (CR). The computers were nonplussed by the Buckeyes loss to Wisconsin. Similarly, Missouri only fell two spots despite a pair of losses. The biggest losers this week were actually La Salle, West Virginia, and Marshall.

On the positive side, Dayton, Memphis, and Purdue made the strongest moves. Interesting that although the computers respected those teams, it was the likes of Iowa St, Drexel, and VCU that the AP voters hyped up.

Making their debut in the CR is South Dakota St and Tennessee. South Dakota St moved into the RPI top 60 and comes in at a very respectable 57th, ahead of many teams getting bubble love. SD St is also 9 spots ahead of Oral Roberts, despite trailing in the Summit standings. Tennessee comes in at a less respectable 75th, the lowest rank of any team getting bubble love.

Also of note, Wichita St moves into the top 10 for the first time. The Shockers are consistently respected across the board, though the AP voters have been slower to jump on the bandwagon. Lastly, Saint Louis is the highest CR team without a single AP vote. The Billikens lost at Rhode Island, which the computers were not as concerned about.

What Is It?

With the advent of computer rankings & metrics, we have many tools that attempt to overcome historical biases to rank teams fairly. Taking a consensus average of these rankings, we get a good sense of the lay of the land and can see where the human voters differ with the computers. More importantly, we can see whether there is a pattern to the human biases and whether certain teams are consistently mis-valued compared to their peers.

82 teams are ranked, consisting of A) any team with AP votes, B) any team in the RPI Top 60, C) any team in CHN Top 50, D) any team in the KenPom Top 50, and E) any team previously included. The teams are ranked by an average of their RPI, Sagarin, and KenPom ratings. At the right of the chart is the team's current AP ranking and their consensus ranking in the last two updates.

Below the ranking, you'll find a list of the most overrated and underrated teams, as well as teams that moved the most since the last update.

Rank	Team	RPI	KenPom	Sagarin	Avg	Last	2 Weeks	AP
1	Kentucky	3	1	1	1.7	1	2t	1
2	Michigan St	4	3	3	3.3	2t	4	5
3	Ohio St	7	2	2	3.7	4	1	10
4	Syracuse	1	6	5	4.0	2t	2t	2
5	Kansas	6	4	4	4.7	5	5	3
6	UNC	5	7	6	6.0	6	6t	6
7	Duke	2	10	9	7.0	8	9	4
8	Wichita St	10	8	10	9.3	14	18	15
9	Missouri	16	9	7	10.7	7	8	7
10	Marquette	8	16	13	12.3	11	15	8
11t	Georgetown	12	13	14	13.0	9t	11	11
11t	Baylor	9	18	12	13.0	12	6t	9
13t	Wisconsin	27	5	8	13.3	9t	13t	14
13t	Indiana	18	11	11	13.3	13	10	18
15	Florida	19	17	15	17.0	15	12	16
15t	Memphis	21	14	16	17.0	23	23	36
17	UNLV	11	30	20	20.3	19t	13t	17
18	Michigan	13	25	24	20.7	18	22	13
19	Saint Louis	34	12	18	21.3	16	19
20	New Mexico	33	15	17	21.7	17	21	29
21	Louisville	20	27	19	22.0	21	24	19
22t	Vanderbilt	22	20	26	22.7	24	31	31
22t	Alabama	24	21	23	22.7	29	26	40
24	Virginia	38	19	22	26.3	27	25	24
25	Gonzaga	17	33	31	27.0	26	27t	26
26	Florida St	25	29	28	27.3	19t	16	22
27	Temple	15	34	34	27.7	25	34	23
28	California	36	24	25	28.3	22	32t	37t
29	Kansas St	45	23	21	29.7	31t	32t	39t
30	Creighton	23	39	30	30.7	28	17	25
31	Iowa St	31	31	33	31.7	35t	35t	27
32	Purdue	40	28	29	32.3	40	44t	37t
33	UCONN	30	36	38	34.7	33	29
34	Texas	55	26	27	36.0	31t	37t
35	St. Mary's	32	41	36	36.3	39	20	28
36	Notre Dame	42	32	37	37.0	38	50	20
37	Harvard	37	35	40	37.3	30	37t	35
38	Belmont	59	22	32	37.7	44	x
39	Long Beach St	35	42	41	39.3	41	39	33
40	Murray St	29	48	43	40.0	46	47	12
41	BYU	49	38	35	40.7	35t	35t	34
42t	Seton Hall	44	43	44	43.7	42	49
42t	Southern Miss	14	66	51	43.7	37	30	39t
44	Miami	48	40	45	44.3	45	46
45	West Virginia	50	45	39	44.7	34	27t
46	San Diego St	28	60	49	45.7	48	41	21
47	Iona	41	49	48	46.0	49	51
48	MTSU	47	50	47	48.0	43	40
49	Northwestern	43	56	53	50.7	47	54
50	Cincinnati	77	37	42	52.0	52	59
51t	Arizona	67	44	46	52.3	50	44t
51t	VCU	60	47	50	52.3	57	x	32
53	Xavier	54	53	56	54.3	53t	53
54	St. Joseph's	51	64	58	57.7	51	55
55	South Dakota St	56	57	62	58.3	x	x
56	Washington	52	68	59	59.7	58	60
57	Dayton	61	59	60	60.0	75	69
58	Drexel	74	46	61	60.3	64	x	30
59	NC State	71	58	54	61.0	53t	x
60	Illinois	72	63	52	62.3	59	42
61	Davidson	65	62	64	63.7	68	62t
62	South Florida	46	69	77	64.0	62	x
63	Oregon	53	72	68	64.3	61	x
64t	Minnesota	82	61	55	66.0	55	43
64t	Oral Roberts	39	89	70	66.0	65	57
66	Colorado St	26	88	91	68.3	69	65
67t	Akron	58	78	72	69.3	60	56
67t	Mississippi St	64	81	63	69.3	66	48
69	La Salle	89	55	65	69.7	56	x
70	Stanford	106	54	57	72.3	71	62t
71	Northern Iowa	63	82	75	73.3	67	58
72	Ohio	78	74	73	75.0	78	68
73	Marshall	62	84	81	75.7	63	64
74	Cleveland St	75	76	78	76.3	73	52
75	Tennessee	92	65	76	77.7	x	x
76	UCF	66	80	89	78.3	70	71
77	Denver	91	73	80	81.3	74	72
78	Virginia Tech	104	77	66	82.3	77	66
79	Nevada	57	105	101	87.7	76	x
80	Ole Miss	69	103	98	90.0	79	70
81	Wagner	80	104	93	92.3	72	67
82	Arkansas	84	111	97	97.3	80	61

Most Overrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Drexel +28

Murray St +28

San Diego St +25

VCU +19

Notre Dame +16

BYU +7

Saint Mary's +7

LBSU +6

Most Underrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Teams w/ votes

Memphis -21

Alabama -18

Kansas St -10

California -9

New Mexico -9
Vanderbilt -9

Teams w/ no votes

Saint Louis

UCONN

Texas

Belmont

Seton Hall

Biggest Changes In Last Week:

Rising

Dayton +18

Memphis +8

Purdue +8

Alabama +7

Davidson +7

Falling

La Salle -13

West Virginia -11

Marshall -10

Minnesota -9

Akron/Harvard -7

Biggest Changes In Last Two Weeks:

Rising

Notre Dame +14

Purdue +12

Dayton +12

Vanderbilt +9

Wichita St +9

Falling

Arkansas -21

Minnesota -21

Mississippi St -19

Illinois -18

West Virginia -18

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Poll: Who Will Be the Best RPI Team Not to Make the Tourney?

Shawn Siegel — Sun, 26 Feb 2012 10:26:26 -0800

Consensus Ranking: Michigan St Tied For 2nd

Shawn Siegel — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 16:44:25 -0800

After missing last week's Consensus Ranking due to extensive travel, this week's list grows to include 7 new teams, the highest of which is #44 Belmont.

At the top of the ranking, Kentucky takes over #1, edging Syracuse who has slumped in the Sagarin & KenPom ratings (due to close wins).

Wichita St sits at 14th in the CR. The Shockers have been in the Consensus Top 20 for over a month, while the AP voters have been slow to recognize how good they are. Saint Louis, 16th in the CR, is not getting the AP love either. The Bills are the most underrated team according to the computers. Other underrated teams include Cal and Memphis.

On the overrated side, we find the usual suspects (San Diego St & Murray St) joined by two new CAA teams. While the AP voters are showing the hot CAA teams love, the computers are not impressed. VCU and Drexel sit 57th and 64th in the CR despite getting Top 25 votes. Perhaps simply a holdover from last year's VCU run.

Notre Dame is also considered highly overrated by the computers. Notre Dame is 38th in the CR, and all 3 ratings feel quite similarly about the Irish. The computers feel Notre Dame's extended winning streak has a lot to do with weak opponents.

In the last two weeks, Mississippi St has dropped 18 spots in the CR due to three straight losses. At 66th, the Bulldogs are considered worse than the likes of Marshall, Oregon, and Akron.

What Is It?

80 teams are ranked, consisting of A) any team with AP votes, B) any team in the RPI Top 60, C) any team in CHN Top 50, D) any team in the KenPom Top 50, and E) any team previously included. The teams are ranked by an average of their RPI, Sagarin, and KenPom ratings. At the right of the chart is the team's current AP ranking and their consensus ranking in the last two updates.

Below the ranking, you'll find a list of the most overrated and underrated teams, as well as teams that moved the most since the last update.

Rank	Team	RPI	KenPom	Sagarin	Avg	2 Weeks	3 Weeks	AP
1	Kentucky	4	1	1	2.0	2t	4	1
2t	Michigan St	2	3	5	3.3	4	5	6
2t	Syracuse	1	5	4	3.3	2t	3	2
4	Ohio St	7	2	2	3.7	1	2	8
5	Kansas	6	4	3	4.3	5	1	4
6	UNC	5	7	6	6.0	6t	7	7
7	Missouri	9	8	7	8.0	8	8	3
8	Duke	3	13	9	8.3	9	9	5
9t	Wisconsin	23	6	8	12.3	13t	11	16
9t	Georgetown	13	12	12	12.3	11	12	9
11	Marquette	8	16	15	13.0	15	14	10
12	Baylor	10	17	14	13.7	6t	6	13
13	Indiana	16	15	11	14.0	10	13	23
14	Wichita St	15	10	19	14.7	18	15	19
15	Florida	18	14	13	15.0	12	16	12
16	Saint Louis	22	11	17	16.7	19	21	29
17	New Mexico	26	9	16	17.0	21	28	18
18	Michigan	14	23	22	19.7	22	29	11
19t	Florida St	19	21	21	20.3	16	18	15
19t	UNLV	12	29	20	20.3	13t	10	21
21	Louisville	20	25	18	21.0	24	36	17
22	California	30	18	19	22.3	32t	22	33
23	Memphis	25	19	24	22.7	23	25
24	Vanderbilt	24	24	28	25.3	31	31	31t
25	Temple	17	31	32	26.7	34	32	22
26	Gonzaga	21	33	30	28.0	27t	20	27
27	Virginia	42	20	23	28.3	25	27	25
28	Creighton	28	37	27	30.7	17	17	26
29	Alabama	36	28	29	31.0	26	26
30	Harvard	31	30	37	32.7	37t	41	31t
31t	Texas	51	22	26	33.0	37t	42
31t	Kansas St	49	26	25	33.3	32t	19
33	UCONN	27	39	39	35.0	29	30
34	West Virginia	40	36	33	36.3	27t	24
35t	BYU	48	32	31	37.0	35t	34	28
35t	Iowa St	41	34	36	37.0	35t	48
37	Southern Miss	11	53	48	37.3	30	38
38	Notre Dame	38	38	40	38.7	50	x	20
39	St. Mary's	32	48	38	39.3	20	23	34
40	Purdue	52	35	34	40.3	44t	47
41	Long Beach St	39	44	41	41.3	39	37	35
42	Seton Hall	34	46	45	41.7	49	39
43	MTSU	37	49	43	43.0	40	40
44	Belmont	70	27	35	44.0	x	x
45	Miami	46	42	46	44.7	46	x
46	Murray St	35	57	47	46.3	47	35	14
47	Northwestern	43	50	49	47.3	54	50
48	San Diego St	33	60	53	48.7	41	33	24
49	Iona	44	52	51	49.0	51	51
50	Arizona	67	41	44	50.7	44t	54
51	St. Joseph's	47	59	57	54.3	55	57
52	Cincinnati	82	40	42	54.7	59	58
53t	NC State	60	55	52	55.7	x	x
535	Xavier	53	58	56	55.7	53	49
55	Minnesota	72	51	50	57.7	43	45
56	La Salle	71	45	59	58.3	x	x
57	VCU	80	43	54	59.0	x	x	36
58	Washington	56	65	60	60.3	60	x
59	Illinois	69	63	55	62.3	42	43
60	Akron	64	62	63	63.0	56	x
61	Oregon	55	67	72	64.7	x	x
62	South Florida	50	69	76	65.0	x	x
63	Marshall	57	68	71	65.3	64	63
64	Drexel	86	47	64	65.7	x	x	30
65	Oral Roberts	45	90	65	66.7	57	53
66	Mississippi St	59	81	61	67.0	48	44
67	Northern Iowa	63	80	70	71.0	58	56
68	Davidson	76	66	75	72.3	62t	52
69	Colorado St	29	98	91	72.7	65	65
70	UCF	54	82	85	73.7	71	64
71	Stanford	104	61	58	74.3	62t	59
72	Wagner	68	88	78	78.0	67	68
73	Cleveland St	75	86	77	79.3	52	60
74	Denver	96	70	80	82.0	72	67
75	Dayton	74	92	82	82.7	69	46
76	Nevada	58	101	100	86.3	x	x
77	Virginia Tech	102	85	74	87.0	66	55
78	Ohio	90	100	89	93.0	68	62
79	Ole Miss	62	115	107	94.7	70	66
80	Arkansas	87	112	99	99.3	61	61

Most Overrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Drexel +34

Murray St +32

San Diego St +24

VCU +21

Notre Dame +18

BYU +7

Michigan +7

LBSU +6

Most Underrated: AP vs. the computer ranking:

Teams w/ votes

Saint Louis -13

California -11

Indiana -10

Vanderbilt -7

Wisconsin -7

Teams w/ no votes

Memphis

Alabama

Texas

Kansas St

Biggest Changes In Last 2 Weeks:

Rising

Notre Dame +12

California +10

Temple +9

Harvard +7

Seton Hall +7

Vanderbilt +7

Falling

Cleveland St -21

Arkansas -19

Saint Mary's -19

Mississippi St -18

Illinois -17

Minnesota -12

Biggest Changes In Last Three Weeks:

Rising

Louisville +15

Iowa St +13

Northwestern +13

Harvard +11

New Mexico +11

Texas +11

Falling

Dayton -29

Mississippi St -22

Virginia Tech -22

Minnesota -20

Arkansas -19

Davidson/Illinois/SMC -16

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College Basketball: Unbalanced Scheduling Leads to Unfair Respect

Shawn Siegel — Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:09:29 -0800

Unlike the NBA, college basketball schedules are not equitable. In non-conference play, wealthy schools can host as many home games as they'd like, while other schools can go on the road to raise cash. Schools can choose to play cupcakes or challenge themselves in stacked pre-season tournaments. Even in conference play, some leagues have unbalanced scheduling that can alter the final standings substantially. (Georgetown will never get a chance to avenge last night's overtime loss to Syracuse.)

The reality is that the top teams play mostly meaningless games. The real action (in fact, the only action) happens on the road. The Top 40 teams listed below have only won 36% of their road/neutral games against Top 50 teams, a 58-103 record. In fact, over half of all the losses accumulated by Top 40 team came in these few games. They went 674-93 in other games.

Syracuse & Kentucky, the top 2 teams in the AP Poll, haven't won a single game against a Top 50 team away from home. Perhaps what makes those 2 schools seem so dominant, is not that they are better, but because they are simply untested. Most schools fatten up on wins against teams ranked below 50th in the RPI and against away teams below 100th in the RPI. The Top 40 schools are a whopping 534-40 in these games, winning at a 93% clip.

It is easier to beat a Top 50 team at home as it is to beat a team ranked 51st-100th on the road. The Top 40 teams win 75% of their games against Top 50 teams, and 69% against 51-100 away from home.

Come NCAA Tournament time though, teams don't have the chance to feast on home wins. Only in the 1vs16 or 2vs15 games, can teams play against teams outside the Top 100. The Selection Committee probably does not focus enough on road vs home success in their bracketology decisions, which could lead to some teams being overseeded or underseeded. But you shouldn't fall into that trap. When the Tournament comes around, be sure to check out how teams have fared against quality teams on road or neutral courts. Ohio St & Florida have a whopping 2 combined wins against Top 100 teams away from home in 8 tries. Come tournament time, these numbers will certainly come into play. Perhaps we've found two teams primed for early round upsets?

			R/N	R/N	Home
RPI	Team	Overall	Top 50	51-100	Top 50	Others
1	Syracuse	24-1	0-1	3-0	5-0	16-0
2	Duke	20-4	3-2	3-0	3-2	11-0
3	Kentucky	24-1	0-1	1-0	5-0	18-0
4	Kansas	19-5	2-4	2-0	5-0	10-1
5	Ohio St	21-3	1-3	0-0	5-0	15-0
6	Baylor	20-3	6-1	1-0	1-2	13-0
7	Michigan St	18-5	2-5	0-0	4-0	12-0
8	UNC	20-4	1-3	2-0	3-1	13-0
9	Missouri	22-2	5-1	3-0	1-0	13-1
10	Southern Miss	18-4	1-2	2-1	1-0	14-1
11	UNLV	19-4	2-3	0-1	3-0	14-0
12	Marquette	20-5	1-3	3-1	2-1	14-0
13	Georgetown	17-5	3-3	0-1	3-0	10-1
14	Florida	19-5	0-3	1-0	3-0	15-2
15	Michigan	17-7	1-5	1-1	6-0	9-1
16	Indiana	18-6	1-4	2-0	3-1	12-1
17	Memphis	17-7	1-5	0-1	1-1	15-0
18	Wichita St	20-4	0-2	3-0	1-1	16-1
19	Temple	18-5	3-0	0-2	0-0	15-3
20	San Diego St	18-3	1-2	2-0	3-1	12-0
21	Creighton	21-4	2-0	1-2	1-0	17-2
22	St. Mary's	20-2	1-1	1-1	2-0	16-0
23	Louisville	19-5	1-2	1-0	4-2	13-1
24	UCONN	15-8	2-3	1-1	3-1	8-3
25	Gonzaga	18-4	2-3	1-0	2-1	13-0
26	Colorado St	14-7	0-3	0-3	1-1	13-0
27	Vanderbilt	17-7	2-2	1-1	1-1	13-3
28	Saint Louis	18-5	0-1	4-2	0-1	14-1
29	Wisconsin	18-6	2-2	1-0	3-3	12-1
30	Alabama	16-7	1-3	2-1	0-2	13-1
31	Florida St	16-7	1-4	2-0	2-0	11-3
32	Seton Hall	16-8	1-4	3-2	2-2	10-0
33	West Virginia	16-9	1-5	2-0	3-1	10-3
34	Mississippi St	18-5	1-2	1-2	2-0	14-1
35	Long Beach St	15-6	0-5	2-0	0-0	13-1
36	Miami	14-7	1-3	0-2	0-1	13-1
37	Northwestern	14-8	2-5	1-0	1-2	10-1
38	Murray St	20-0	2-0	0-0	0-0	18-0
39	Harvard	19-2	1-1	1-0	0-0	17-1
40	MTSU	20-4	0-1	1-1	0-0	19-3
			58-103	55-25	85-28	534-40
	Winning % =		0.36	0.69	0.75	0.93

I'll update these numbers occasionally as Selection Sunday rolls around. Post comments below or send a note to @collegehoopsnet on twitter.