Season Review Newsletter

The 2006-2007 college football season is officially over and while that is depressing, meaning we won't be able to enjoy live college football action for another 7 months or so, that doesn't mean we can't look back on the best and the worst of the year. First off, I've gathered all of my previous newsletters together and from the most boneheaded plays to the best games, I've concocted top ten lists (twenty-five in one scenario) to countdown the best of the best and the worst of the worst. I should mention that if a play or a game wasn't listed in my newsletters as the game of the week, bonehead call of the week, and the like, then that game, play, or call will not be eligible for the countdowns. I've also tallied the conference yo's of the week, yo no's, and players of the week to illustrate how the conferences compared to one another throughout the course of the season and to see just who (if anybody) reigned supreme in getting hailed player of the week. I should make note that if I awarded two players for player of the week or two conferences as the conference yo or yo no in a given week, both players or conferences will be awarded half a tally mark each to total one for the given week. Allright, here we go.


The Top Ten Bonehead Calls of the Year
10. Referees at the end of the Ohio State/Michigan game. Their phantom pass interference call helped spark the wondrous debate that was the BCS Title Game and who deserved to face the Buckeyes.
9. Messed up formation for Central Michigan late against Boston College when down 24-17. The Chippewas, driving and down only seven late in the game, ran a formation I had never seen before and don't care to see again. The coaching staff tried to get a little too "cute" and it resulted in an interception.
8. OU's lateral call at their own 10-yard line, down 21-10 to Texas. Down 21-10 in the second half, Oklahoma had the ball deep in their own territory, still with an opportunity to make a game of it in the so-called Red River Shootout. Stoops and company called a lateral, which was picked up by the Longhorns defense and they waltzed in for an easy six to seal the victory.
7. Michigan State coaching staff for allowing a 37-21 4th quarter lead slip away against Notre Dame. How do you blow big leads? Just ask now ex-Michigan State coach John L. Smith. He'll be teaching a course next season on how to do such a thing consistently.
6. Bill Callahan fake punting from his own 29-yard line, tied 7-7 with Auburn. It failed and set up another short score for the Tigers, who won the game 17-14. At midfield? Fine. At the opponent's 40? Again, that's allright. But, at your own 29-yard line, tied 7-7, against one of the quickest defenses in the nation? Not so bright there, Billy.
5. K-State's fake punt at their own 8-yard line against Nebraska. Yeah, they converted, but it was still one of the dumbest play calls I've seen in my lifetime. Can you imagine if it wasn't converted? Nebraska would've taken over inside the K-State 10-yard line!
4. UCLA's prevent defense against Notre Dame in the Irish's last drive. As the saying goes, this defense prevents you from winning football games and the cliche' rang true again, this time for the Bruins.
3. Spurrier's halfback toss play in their own end zone late in the first half to fall behind 12-0 against Georgia. Steve Spurrier's Gamecocks were lucky to be only down 10-0 at this point. They could've played it conservatively and gone into the half only down ten. But, no, of all the plays he could've called near his own goalline, Spurrier's calls for a halfback toss! There's gutsy and there's stupid. That one falls under the latter category, no ifs, ands, or buts about it!
2. Brent Musburger's commentary during Notre Dame/USC, comparing Brady Quinn to Michael Vick and claiming that regardless of the outcome of that very game, Notre Dame deserved to play in the Rose Bowl against Michigan, because of their long-standing history. Brady Quinn's speed is as much like Michael Vick's as Eric Crouch's arm is to Brett Favre's. Also, the Irish deserve to go to the Rose Bowl for the simple fact that they're Notre Dame? They got spanked 47-21 by Michigan (the team they would have re-matched) and got handled 44-24 by USC. I wonder what Brent's saying now following LSU's 41-14 thrashing of the Irish in the Sugar Bowl.
1. John Saunders and Doug Flutie stated that since unbeaten Ohio State was off, Florida should jump them too, when Craig James made statement that the SEC title win by Florida over Arkansas could benefit them in jumping over idle Michigan. I don't often agree with "analyst" Craig James, but following Florida's SEC Championship victory over Arkansas, he simply pointed out the fact that the conference title games can benefit or hurt certain teams. This seems to be rather common sense knowledge to me. Since Michigan was off that week, he noted the win by Florida could aid them in the polls. Saunders and Flutie come out of nowhere and say, "Well, why don't they just jump over Ohio State then, since they were off this week as well?" The Buckeyes, outside of Boise State, were the only undefeated team in the country. They had their spot locked up for the game in Glendale. Saunders and Flutie should be proud. They're the only ones that outdid Musberger for the most boneheaded call of the year.

The Top Ten Bonehead Plays of the Year
10. A&M's poor clock management and roughing of Nebraska quarterback Zac Taylor late in their loss to the Huskers. When Texas A&M was about all, but assured a victory against Nebraska, they did everything in their power to make things interesting. Their tailback went out of bound on a designed run play to keep the clock ticking. On Nebraska's next drive, A&M got flagged for a personal foul, roughing the passer, which prolonged a Husker drive. They did all they could to give the game away at the end, and congratulations, they did just that.
9. Late interception by Boise State quarterback Jarod Zabransky, which was taken back for six, to give Oklahoma their first lead of the game at 35-28. I don't know if this was more the fault of Zabransky, the quarterback, for a horrible ready or the receiver, for running the wrong route. Either way, it was a bonehead play that almost cost the Broncos the Fiesta Bowl.
8. Texas roughing Nebraska quarterback on the last play of the game, giving NU another opportunity to win. On a Hail Mary at the end of the game, what's the rule on defense? Knock the ball down and don't commit a penalty! Texas roughed NU quarterback Zac Taylor on the last play of the game to give the Husker's one last shot.
7. West Virginia punter Koslowski's low line drive kick in the third quarter, away from the coverage, that gave the Louisville returnman all day to run. This was the turning point of the game. If not for this, the Mountaineers may have won the game, which would've set up a much different outlook in the Big East conference at season's end.
6. LSU's Doucett muffing the ball on a punt return, then fumbling it out of the back of his own end zone for a safety. Florida went up 16-7 at that point and cruised from there. Yeah, he did both. That's hard to do. He muffed the ball, gained control, then fumbled the darn thing into the back of his own end zone for a safety! The play had to be reviewed, because, who in world could believe that something like that could happen, especially to a top ten club like LSU?
5. Georgia punt returnman raising ball over his head in celebration and dropping the ball before he scores. Leon Lett, anyone? Fortunately for him, he was able to redeem himself later, by taking one back for a score and it was against mighty Western Kentucky, so one mistake like that wouldn't cost them the game. It was still boneheaded enough to earn the five spot in the countdown.
4. On an 80-yard touchdown pass by Chase Daniel against Kansas, a fellow Tiger was called for a personal foul for laying down a big hit on a Jayhawk away from the ball. The touchdown was taken off the scoreboard. This was at a critical point in the game. Missouri failed to score any points on the drive and Kansas took the ball the other way on their next possession to get to within one score. It was a big momentum changer.
3. South Carolina was down 31-24 late to Tennessee, but was driving with no time outs left. Quarterback Newton threw a ball that was tipped and an O-Lineman caught it, was stopped, and the clock ticked to under ten seconds left to go. All the lineman had to do was bat the ball down to stop the clock and give the offense another chance to score. But, no, he caught the darn thing, tried to make like LaDanian Tomlinson (with a few extra pounds!) and to my surprise, he got nowhere!
2. Miami's pre-game antics against Louisville. They paraded around the Cardinals' midfield logo and that just added fuel to the already burning fire. The 'Canes got downgraded to Tropical Storm Shirley following the Cards' 31-7 whipping of "The U."
1. Brawl in Miami (Florida)/Florida International game. I don't need to add any commentary here. That's by far and away the most boneheaded play of the year!

The Conference Yo's of the Year
1. SEC- 4.5
2. Pac-10- 4
3. Big East- 2.5
4. Big XII- 2
5. ACC- 1
5. Big Ten- 1

The Conference Yo No's of the Year
1. Big East- 1
2. SEC- 2
2. Pac-10- 2
4. ACC- 3
4. Big XII- 3
6. Big Ten- 4

The Top 25 Games of the Year
25. Boston College 25 Navy 24
24. LSU 23 Mississippi 20 OT
23. California 31 Washington 24 OT
22. Indiana 34 Illinois 32
21. Florida 21 Tennessee 20
20. Vanderbilt 24 Georgia 22
19. Oklahoma State 34 Alabama 31
18. West Virginia 38 Georgia Tech 35
17. Florida 17 South Carolina 16
16. Arizona 24 California 20
15. Oregon State 33 USC 31
14. Notre Dame 40 Michigan State 37
13. Texas 35 Texas Tech 31
12. Nebraska 28 Texas A&M 27
11. Rutgers 28 Louisville 25
10. Boston College 34 Clemson 33 OT
9. Oregon State 30 Oregon 28
8. Hawaii 45 Purdue 42
7. South Carolina 31 Clemson 28
6. Texas Tech 31 Texas A&M 27
5. Oregon State 39 Missouri 38
4. Texas Tech 44 Minnesota 41 OT
3. West Virginia 41 Rutgers 39 3OT
2. LSU 28 Tennessee 24
1. Boise State 43 Oklahoma 42 OT

The Top Ten Biggest Disappointments of the Year
10. Oregon 48 Arizona State 13
9. Texas 36 Oklahoma State 10
8. Georgia 18 South Carolina 0
7. Oklahoma 26 Missouri 10
6. Virginia Tech 27 Wake Forest 6
5. Arkansas 31 Tennessee 14
4. Clemson 31 Georgia Tech 7
3. Tennessee 35 California 18
2. Michigan 47 Notre Dame 21
1. Florida 41 Ohio State 14

Players of the Year
1. Erik Ainge (QB- Tennessee)- 2
2. Steve Slaton (RB- West Virginia- 1.5
3. Tra Battle (CB- Georgia)- 1
3. Colt Brennan (QB- Hawaii)- 1
3. Dwayne Jarrett (WR- USC)- 1
3. Calvin Johnson (WR- Georgia Tech)- 1
3. Ian Johnston (RB- Boise State)- 1
3. Brandon Ore (RB- Virginia Tech)- 1
3. Pat White (QB- West Virginia)- 1
3. Garrett Wolfe (RB- Northern Illinois)- 1
3. Davis/Spiller (RB's- Clemson)- 1
3. UCLA Defense- 1
13. Addarius Bowman (WR- Oklahoma State)- .5
13. Nathan Longshore (QB- California)- .5
13. Darren McFadden (RB- Arkansas)- .5

The Top Ten Surprises of the Year
10. Penn State 20 Tennessee 10
9. Boston College 38 Maryland 16
8. Missouri 42 Kansas 17
7. UCLA 13 USC 9
6. Tennessee 51 Georgia 33
5. New Hampshire 34 Northwestern 17
4. Arizona State 47 Washington State 14
3. Virginia Tech 24 Clemson 7
2. Colorado 30 Texas Tech 6
1. Montana State 19 Colorado 10


We will now look at the six major conferences and hand out some awards. I believe that the MVP award is misinterpreted by many in the press and differs from that of player of the year, so I've separated the two. To compare it to baseball is to say that Alex Rodriguez may be player of the year when he played for the last place Texas Rangers and put up gaudy numbers, but David Ortiz of the Boston Red Sox would be the true MVP, as he was the most valuable to his team's success. I'll also dish out coach of the year honors and make mention of the biggest surprises and disappointments from each conference. I'll finish this section by handing out national awards.

ACC
Player of the Year- Calvin Johnson (WR- Georgia Tech): 76 receptions for 1,202 yards (15.8 p/rec.), 15 TD's.
runner-up- Brandon Ore (RB- Virginia Tech): 241 car., 1,137 yards (4.7 p/car.), and 16 TD's.
MVP- Brandon Ore (RB- Virginia Tech): 241 carries for 1,137 yards (4.7 p/car.), 16 TD's.
runner up- Calvin Johnson (WR- Georgia Tech): 76 rec., 1,202 yards (15.8 p/rec.), and 15 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Jim Grobe (Wake Forest): 11-3 and ACC Champions
runner-up- Frank Beamer- Virginia Tech): 10-3
Surprise- Wake Forest: 11-3 and ACC Champions
runner-up- Maryland: 9-4
Disappointment- Florida State: 7-6
runner-up- Miami (Florida): 7-6

Big East
Player of the Year- Steve Slaton (RB- West Virginia): 179 carries for 1,744 yards (7.0 p/car.), 16 TD's.
runner-up- Ray Rice (RB- Rutgers): 335 car., 1,794 yards (5.4 p/car.), and 20 TD's.
MVP- Ray Rice (RB- Rutgers): 335 carries, 1,794 yards (5.4 p/car.), 20 TD's.
runner-up- Steve Slaton (RB- West Virginia): 179 car., 1,744 yards (7.0 p/car.), and 16 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Greg Schiano (Rutgers): 11-2
runner-up- Bobby Petrino (Louisville): 12-1 and Big East Champions
Surprise- Rutgers: 11-2
runner-up- Cincinnati: 8-5
Disappointment- Pittsburgh: 6-6
runner-up- Connecticut: 4-8

Big Ten
Player of the Year- Troy Smith (QB- Ohio State): 203-311 (65.3%) for 2,542 yards (8.2 p/att.), 30 TD's.
runner-up- P.J. Hill (RB- Wisconsin): 311 car., 1,569 yards (5.0 p/car.), and 15 TD's.
MVP- Troy Smith (QB- Ohio State): 203-311 (65.3%) for 2,542 yards (8.2 p/att.), 30 TD's.
runner-up- Mike Hart (RB- Michigan): 318 car., 1,562 yards (4.9 p/car.), and 14 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Bret Bielema (Wisconsin): 12-1
runner-up- Joe Paterno (Penn State): 9-4
Surprise- Wisconsin: 12-1
runner-up- Penn State: 9-4
Disappointment- Iowa: 6-7
runner-up- Michigan State: 4-8

Big XII
Player of the Year- Colt McCoy (QB- Texas): 217-318 (68.2%) for 2,570 yards (8.1 p/att.), 29 TD's.
runner-up- Zac Taylor (QB- Nebraska): 233-391 (59.6%) for 3,197 yards (8.2 p/att.), and 26 TD's.
MVP- Zac Taylor (QB- Nebraska): 233-391 (59.6%) for 3,197 yards (8.2 p/att.), 26 TD's.
runner-up- Colt McCoy (QB- Texas): 217-318 (68.2%) for 2,570 yards (8.1 p/att.), and 29 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Bob Stoops (Oklahoma): 11-3 and Big XII Champions
runner-up- Ron Prince (Kansas State): 7-6
Surprise- Kansas State: 7-6
runner-up- Texas A&M: 9-4
Disappointment- Iowa State: 4-8
runner-up- Colorado: 2-10

Pac-10
Player of the Year- Marshawn Lynch (RB- California): 223 carries for 1,356 yards (6.1 p/car.), 11 TD's.
runner-up- DeSean Jackson (WR/PR- California): 59 rec., 1,060 yards (18.0 p/rec.), and 9 TD's.
MVP- Dwayne Jarrett (WR- USC): 70 receptions for 1,015 yards (14.5 p/rec.), 12 TD's.
runner-up- Marshawn Lynch- RB (California): 223 car., 1,356 yards (6.1 p/car.), and 11 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Pete Carroll (USC): 11-2 and Pac-10 Champions
runner-up- Mike Riley (Oregon State): 10-4
Surprise- Oregon State: 10-4
runner-up- Arizona: 6-6
Disappointment- Oregon: 7-6
runner-up- Arizona State: 7-6

SEC
Player of the Year- Darren McFadden (RB- Arkansas): 284 carries for 1,647 yards (5.8 p/car.), 14 TD's.
runner-up- JaMarcus Russell (QB- LSU): 232-342 (67.8%), 3,129 yards (9.1 p/att.), and 28 TD's.
MVP- JaMarcus Russell (QB- LSU): 232-342 (67.8%) for 3,129 yards (9.1 p/att.), 28 TD's
runner-up- Chris Leak (QB- Florida): 232-365 (63.6%), 2,942 yards (8.1 p/att.), and 23 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Urban Meyer (Florida): 14-1, SEC Champions, and National Champions
runner-up- Rich Brooks (Kentucky): 8-5
Surprise- Kentucky: 8-5
runner-up- Arkansas: 10-4 and SEC Runners-Up
Disappointment- Alabama: 6-7
runner-up- Georgia: 9-4

National
Player of the Year- Troy Smith (QB- Ohio State): 203-311 (65.3%) for 2,542 yards (8.2 p/att.), 30 TD's.
runner-up- Colt Brennan (QB- Hawaii): 406-559 (72.6%), 5,549 yards (9.9 p/att.), and 58 TD's.
MVP- Troy Smith (QB-Ohio State): 203-311 (65.3%) for 2,542 yards (8.2 p/att.), 30 TD's.
runner-up- Ian Johnson (RB- Boise State): 276 car., 1,714 yards (6.2 p/car.), and 25 TD's.
Coach of the Year- Greg Schiano (Rutgers): 11-2
runner-up- Jim Grobe (Wake Forest): 11-3 and ACC Champions
Surprise- Rutgers: 11-2
runner-up- Wake Forest: 11-3 and ACC Champions
Disappointment- Florida State: 7-6
runner-up- Iowa: 6-7


I will now break down the 119 teams into the three categories that composed my power ranking formula: win percentage, opponents' win percentage, and average margin of victory.

Win Percentage
1.Boise State: 13-0 (100.0%)
2. Florida: 13-1 (92.9%)
3. Louisville: 12-1 (92.3%)
3. Ohio State: 12-1 (92.3%)
3. Wisconsin: 12-1 (92.3%)
6. Auburn: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. BYU: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. LSU: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. Michigan: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. Rutgers: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. TCU: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. USC: 11-2 (84.6%)
6. West Virginia: 11-2 (84.6%)
14. Hawaii: 11-3 (78.6%)
14. Oklahoma: 11-3 (78.6%)
14. Wake Forest: 11-3 (78.6%)
17. Boston College: 10-3 (76.9%)
17. California: 10-3 (76.9%)
17. Notre Dame: 10-3 (76.9%)
17. Texas: 10-3 (76.9%)
17. Virginia Tech: 10-3 (76.9%)
22. Arkansas: 10-4 (71.4%)
22. Central Michigan: 10-4 (71.4%)
22. Houston: 10-4 (71.4%)
22. Oregon State: 10-4 (71.4%)
26. Georgia: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. Maryland: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. Navy: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. Penn State: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. San Jose State: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. South Florida: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. Tennessee: 9-4 (69.2%)
26. Texas A&M: 9-4 (69.2%)
34. Georgia Tech: 9-5 (64.3%)
34. Nebraska: 9-5 (64.3%)
34. Ohio: 9-5 (64.3%)
34. Southern Mississippi: 9-5 (64.3%)
38. Cincinnati: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Clemson: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Kentucky: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Missouri: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Nevada: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. South Carolina: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Texas Tech: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Troy: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Tulsa: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Utah: 8-5 (61.5%)
38. Western Michigan: 8-5 (61.5%)
49. Purdue: 8-6 (57.1%)
50. Arizona State: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. East Carolina: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Florida State: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Kansas State: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Miami (Florida): 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Middle Tennessee State: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Northern Illinois: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Oklahoma State: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Oregon: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. Rice: 7-6 (53.8%)
50. UCLA: 7-6 (53.8%)
61. Arizona: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Arkansas State: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Kansas: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Kent State: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Louisiana-Lafayette: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Pittsburgh: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. SMU: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Washington State: 6-6 (50.0%)
61. Wyoming: 6-6 (50.0%)
70. Alabama: 6-7 (46.2%)
70. Iowa: 6-7 (46.2%)
70. Minnesota: 6-7 (46.2%)
70. New Mexico: 6-7 (46.2%)
74. Akron: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Ball State: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Florida Atlantic: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Indiana: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Marshall: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Toledo: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. UTEP: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Virginia: 5-7 (41.7%)
74. Washington: 5-7 (41.7%)
83. Air Force: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Baylor: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Bowling Green: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Central Florida: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Colorado State: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Connecticut: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Fresno State: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Idaho: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Iowa State: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Louisiana-Monroe: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Michigan State: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Mississippi: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. New Mexico State: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Northwestern: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Syracuse: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Tulane: 4-8 (33.3%)
83. Vanderbilt: 4-8 (33.3%)
100. Army: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. Mississippi State: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. North Carolina: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. North Carolina State: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. North Texas: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. San Diego State: 3-9 (25.0%)
100. UAB: 3-9 (25.0%)
107. Louisiana Tech: 3-10 (23.1%)
108. Buffalo: 2-10 (16.7%)
108. Colorado: 2-10 (16.7%)
108. Illinois: 2-10 (16.7%)
108. Memphis: 2-10 (16.7%)
108. Miami (Ohio): 2-10 (16.7%)
108. UNLV: 2-10 (16.7%)
114. Eastern Michigan: 1-11 (8.3%)
114. Stanford: 1-11 (8.3%)
114. Temple: 1-11 (8.3%)
114. Utah State: 1-11 (8.3%)
118. Duke: 0-12 (0.0%)
118. Florida International: 0-12 (0.0%)

Opponents' Win Percentage
1. Stanford: 97-57 (63.0%)
2. Michigan: 98-67 (59.4%)
3. Tennessee: 99-68 (59.3%)
4. Utah State: 91-63 (59.1%)
5. USC: 99-69 (58.9%)
6. Florida: 108-76 (58.7%)
7. Syracuse: 88-64 (57.9%)
8. Washington: 89-65 (57.8%)
9. Connecticut: 89-66 (57.4%)
10. UCLA: 95-71 (57.2%)
11. Florida State: 96-72 (57.1%)
12. South Carolina: 97-74 (56.7%)
13. Cincinnati: 94-72 (56.6%)
13. Louisville: 94-72 (56.6%)
13. LSU: 94-72 (56.6%)
16. Kentucky: 95-74 (56.2%)
17. Temple: 85-68 (55.6%)
18. Arizona: 86-69 (55.5%)
19. Auburn: 91-75 (54.8%)
19. Minnesota: 92-76 (54.8%)
21. Washington State: 83-69 (54.6%)
22. Buffalo: 78-65 (54.5%)
22. Mississippi State: 85-71 (54.5%)
24. Air Force: 82-69 (54.3%)
25. Notre Dame: 90-76 (54.2%)
26. Tulane: 82-70 (53.9%)
26. Ohio State: 89-76 (53.9%)
26. Oklahoma: 96-82 (53.9%)
26. Arkansas: 97-83 (53.9%)
30. Oklahoma State: 91-79 (53.5%)
30. Penn State: 84-73 (53.5%)
32. Nebraska: 97-85 (53.3%)
33. Illinois: 84-74 (53.2%)
34. Oregon State: 95-84 (53.1%)
35. Oregon: 89-79 (53.0%)
36. Mississippi: 83-74 (52.9%)
36. North Carolina: 83-74 (52.9%)
38. Fresno State: 80-72 (52.6%)
39. North Carolina State: 83-75 (52.5%)
40. Alabama: 87-79 (52.4%)
40. Clemson: 87-79 (52.4%)
42. West Virginia: 87-80 (52.1%)
43. Georgia Tech: 94-87 (51.9%)
44. Michigan State: 78-73 (51.7%)
45. Baylor: 80-75 (51.6%)
45. Duke: 81-76 (51.6%)
47. Boston College: 87-83 (51.2%)
47. Texas: 87-83 (51.2%)
49. Eastern Michigan: 77-74 (51.0%)
49. San Diego State: 78-75 (51.0%)
51. Iowa: 85-82 (50.9%)
52. Pittsburgh: 77-75 (50.7%)
53. Indiana: 78-77 (50.3%)
53. Vanderbilt: 79-78 (50.3%)
53. Rutgers: 84-83 (50.3%)
53. Texas A&M: 85-84 (50.3%)
53. Maryland: 86-85 (50.3%)
58. Arizona State: 84-84 (50.0%)
58. California: 84-84 (50.0%)
58. Georgia: 84-84 (50.0%)
58. Kansas State: 83-83 (50.0%)
58. Rice: 82-82 (50.0%)
58. UAB: 76-76 (50.0%)
58. Virginia Tech: 85-85 (50.0%)
65. Missouri: 85-86 (49.7%)
65. Texas Tech: 83-84 (49.7%)
65. East Carolina: 81-82 (49.7%)
68. Louisiana Tech: 83-85 (49.4%)
68. Colorado: 77-79 (49.4%)
68. UNLV: 76-78 (49.4%)
71. Virginia: 75-77 (49.3%)
71. Florida International: 74-76 (49.3%)
73. Miami (Florida): 83-86 (49.1%)
73. Middle Tennessee State: 82-85 (49.1%)
75. Army: 74-78 (48.7%)
76. Northwestern: 75-80 (48.4%)
76. Southern Mississippi: 88-94 (48.4%)
78. Wyoming: 72-77 (48.3%)
79. Tulsa: 81-87 (48.2%)
80. Central Florida: 75-81 (48.1%)
81. Purdue: 85-94 (47.5%)
82. Iowa State: 74-82 (47.4%)
83. Central Michigan: 83-93 (47.2%)
84. Idaho: 73-82 (47.1%)
85. BYU: 76-86 (46.9%)
86. Boise State: 79-90 (46.7%)
87. South Florida: 73-84 (46.5%)
88. Wake Forest: 83-96 (46.4%)
88. Miami (Ohio): 70-81 (46.4%)
90. Utah: 76-89 (46.1%)
91. New Mexico: 75-89 (45.7%)
91. Akron: 69-82 (45.7%)
93. North Texas: 68-81 (45.6%)
93. Houston: 82-98 (45.6%)
95. Memphis: 70-84 (45.5%)
96. Nevada: 73-90 (44.8%)
97. Kansas: 68-86 (44.2%)
98. UTEP: 66-84 (44.0%)
99. Marshall: 67-86 (43.8%)
100. Hawaii: 79-102 (43.6%)
101. Bowling Green: 65-85 (43.3%)
102. SMU: 66-87 (43.1%)
102. Northern Illinois: 72-95 (43.1%)
104. Western Michigan: 70-93 (42.9%)
105. Colorado State: 65-87 (42.8%)
106. Louisiana-Monroe: 65-88 (42.5%)
107. Ball State: 65-89 (42.2%)
108. Wisconsin: 70-97 (41.9%)
108. Ohio: 75-104 (41.9%)
108. Arkansas State: 62-86 (41.9%)
111. Florida Atlantic: 64-89 (41.8%)
111. Louisiana-Lafayette: 64-89 (41.8%)
113. Toledo: 62-89 (41.1%)
114. New Mexico State: 64-93 (40.8%)
115. TCU: 66-98 (40.2%)
116. Troy: 66-100 (39.8%)
117. San Jose State: 63-102 (38.2%)
118. Navy: 60-104 (36.6%)
119. Kent State: 53-95 (35.8%)

Average Margin of Victory
1. Hawaii: +22.8 (+319)
2. Boise State: +22.1 (+287)
2. BYU: +22.1 (+287)
4. Ohio State: +21.8 (+284)
5. Louisville: +21.5 (+279)
6. LSU: +21.1 (+274)
7. Texas: +17.6 (+229)
8. West Virginia: +17.2 (+223)
8. Wisconsin: +17.2 (+223)
10. TCU: +16.9 (+220)
11. Clemson: +16.5 (+215)
12. Florida: +16.2 (+227)
13. Rutgers: +15.5 (+201)
14. USC: +15.3 (+199)
15. Virginia Tech: +14.8 (+193)
16. California: +13.5 (+176)
17. Michigan: +13.3 (+173)
18. Oklahoma: +13.0 (+182)
19. Nebraska: +12.3 (+172)
20. Nevada: +10.9 (+142)
21. Auburn: +10.8 (+141)
22. Arkansas: +10.6 (+148)
23. Missouri: +10.5 (+137)
24. Boston College: +10.3 (+134)
25. Oklahoma State: +9.6 (+125)
26. Houston: +9.5 (+133)
27. Pittsburgh: +8.9 (+107)
28. Penn State: +8.7 (+113)
29. Tennessee: +8.3 (+108)
30. Navy: +8.2 (+106)
31. Utah: +8.1 (+105)
32. South Carolina: (+103) +7.9
33. Georgia: +7.5 (+98)
33. Tulsa: +7.5 (+98)
35. Central Michigan: +7.4 (+104)
35. Texas Tech: +7.4 (+96)
37. Texas A&M: +7.3 (+95)
38. Notre Dame: +7.2 (+93)
39. Southern Mississippi: +6.9 (+96)
40. Florida State: +6.7 (+87)
41. Georgia Tech: +6.6 (+92)
42. Wake Forest: +6.2 (+87)
43. South Florida: +6.1 (+79)
44. Oregon State: +5.6 (+78)
45. Northern Illinois: +4.3 (+56)
46. Miami (Florida): +4.2 (+54)
46. San Jose State: +4.2 (+54)
48. Alabama: +3.7 (+48)
49. Kansas: +3.5 (+42)
50. Iowa: +3.2 (+41)
51. UCLA: +3.1 (+40)
51. Western Michigan: +3.1 (+40)
53. Minnesota: +2.9 (+38)
53. Oregon: +2.9 (+38)
55. SMU: +2.6 (+31)
56. Ohio: +1.6 (+23)
57. Washington State: +1.5 (+18)
57. Cincinnati: +1.5 (+19)
59. Ball State: +1.4 (+17)
60. Arizona State: +1.2 (+15)
61. East Carolina: +0.8 (+10)
62. Troy: +0.5 (+7)
63. New Mexico State: +0.4 (+5)
64. Maryland: +/-0.0 (+/-0)
65. Louisiana-Monroe: -0.4 (-5)
66. Middle Tennessee State: -0.5 (-6)
66. Wyoming: -0.5 (-6)
68. Purdue: -0.7 (-10)
69. Kansas State: -1.0 (-13)
70. Vanderbilt: -1.7 (-20)
70. Kentucky: -1.7 (-22)
72. Air Force: -1.9 (-23)
73. New Mexico: -2.2 (-28)
74. Kent State: -2.3 (-27)
75. Virginia: -2.8 (-33)
76. Akron: -2.9 (-35)
77. Arizona: -3.0 (-36)
78. Michigan State: -3.3 (-39)
78. Marshall: -3.3 (-40)
80. UTEP: -3.9 (-47)
81. Louisiana-Lafayette: -4.0 (-48)
82. Washington: -4.1 (-49)
83. Toledo: -4.3 (-51)
83. North Carolina State: -4.3 (-52)
85. Colorado State: -5.1 (-61)
86. Fresno State: -5.3 (-63)
87. Connecticut: -5.6 (-67)
88. Colorado: -5.9 (-71)
89. UAB: -6.0 (-72)
90. Rice: -6.3 (-82)
91. Miami (Ohio): -6.8 (-82)
92. Memphis: -7.0 (-84)
93. Illinois: -7.2 (-86)
93. Syracuse: -7.2 (-86)
95. Mississippi: -7.3 (-87)
95. Mississippi State: -7.3 (-88)
97. Army: -8.6 (-103)
98. Bowling Green: -8.8 (-106)
99. Arkansas State: -8.9 (-107)
100. Baylor: -9.0 (-108)
101. Central Florida: -9.4 (-113)
102. Northwestern: -9.7 (-116)
103. Indiana: -9.8 (-117)
104. Florida Atlantic: -9.9 (-119)
105. Iowa State: -11.9 (-143)
106. UNLV: -12.0 (-144)
107. North Carolina: -12.5 (-150)
107. North Texas: -12.5 (-150)
109. Eastern Michigan: -12.9 (-155)
109. San Diego State: -12.9 (-155)
111. Tulane: -14.3 (-172)
112. Florida International: -16.5 (-198)
113. Buffalo: -17.6 (-211)
114. Idaho: -17.8 (-214)
115. Duke: -18.9 (-227)
116. Stanford: -20.8 (-250)
117. Louisiana Tech: -23.1 (-300)
118. Utah State: -27.7 (-332)
119. Temple: -30.4 (-365)


I will now take the final power numbers and use those numbers and rankings to compare all the conferences alongside one another. I will compare the conferences in their overall win percentage, their final rankings, and their final power number.

ACC
16. Virginia Tech (10-3): 141.7
19. Boston College (10-3): 138.4
24. Wake Forest (11-3): 131.2
25. Clemson (8-5): 130.4
33. Georgia Tech (9-5): 122.8
38. Maryland (9-4): 119.5
40. Florida State (7-6): 117.6
53. Miami (Florida) (7-6): 107.1
72. Virginia (5-7): 88.2
93. North Carolina State (3-9): 73.2
102. North Carolina (3-9): 65.4
119. Duke (0-12): 32.7
634/12 = 52.8
82-72 (.532)
1268.2/12 = 105.7

Big XII
13. Texas (10-3): 145.7
14. Oklahoma (11-3): 145.5
27. Nebraska (9-5): 129.9
28. Texas A&M (9-4): 126.8
35. Missouri (8-5): 121.7
39. Texas Tech (8-5): 118.6
43. Oklahoma State (7-6): 116.9
59. Kansas State (7-6): 102.8
67. Kansas (6-6): 97.7
89. Baylor (4-8): 75.9
100. Iowa State (4-8): 68.8
107. Colorado (2-10): 60.2
621/12 = 51.8
85-69 (.552)
1310.5/12 = 109.2

Big East
1. Louisville (12-1): 170.4
8. West Virginia (11-2): 153.9
11. Rutgers (11-2): 150.4
34. South Florida (9-4): 121.8
36. Cincinnati (8-5): 119.6
50. Pittsburgh (6-6): 109.6
76. Connecticut (4-8): 85.1
78. Syracuse (4-8): 84.0
294/8 = 36.8
65-36 (.644)
994.8/8 = 124.4

Big Ten
3. Ohio State (12-1): 168.0
7. Michigan (11-2): 157.3
10. Wisconsin (12-1): 151.4
23. Penn State (9-4): 131.4
57. Minnesota (6-7): 103.9
57. Purdue (8-6): 103.9
65. Iowa (6-7): 100.3
81. Indiana (5-7): 82.2
85. Michigan State (4-8): 81.7
96. Northwestern (4-8): 72.0
105. Illinois (2-10): 62.7
589/11 = 53.5
79-61 (.564)
1214.8/11 = 110.4

Conference-USA
30. Houston (10-4): 126.5
36. Southern Mississippi (9-5): 119.6
41. Tulsa (8-5): 117.2
56. East Carolina (7-6): 104.3
68. Rice (7-6): 97.5
69. SMU (6-6): 95.7
81. Marshall (5-7): 82.2
84. UTEP (5-7): 81.8
94. Tulane (4-8): 72.9
96. Central Florida (4-8): 72.0
99. UAB (3-9): 69.0
110. Memphis (2-10): 55.2
864/12 = 72.0
70-81 (.464)
1093.9/12 = 91.2

Independents
20. Notre Dame (10-3): 138.3
47. Navy (9-4): 114.0
103. Army (3-9): 65.1
117. Temple (1-11): 33.5
287/4 = 71.8
23-27 (.460)
350.9/4 = 87.7

MAC
32. Central Michigan (10-4): 126.0
51. Ohio (9-5): 107.8
52. Western Michigan (8-5): 107.5
64. Northern Illinois (7-6): 101.2
75. Ball State (5-7): 85.3
77. Akron (5-7): 84.5
79. Kent State (6-6): 83.5
88. Toledo (5-7): 78.5
101. Bowling Green (4-8): 67.8
109. Miami (Ohio) (2-10): 56.3
112. Buffalo (2-10): 53.6
115. Eastern Michigan (1-11): 46.4
955/12 = 79.6
64-86 (.427)
998.4/12 = 83.2

MWC
9. BYU (11-2): 153.6
16. TCU (11-2): 141.7
45. Utah (8-5): 115.7
66. Wyoming (6-6): 97.8
71. New Mexico (6-7): 89.7
74. Air Force (4-8): 85.7
98. Colorado State (4-8): 71.0
104. San Diego State (3-9): 63.1
111. UNLV (2-10): 54.1
594/9 = 66.0
55-57 (.491)
872.4/9 = 96.9

Pac-10
6. USC (11-2): 158.8
18. California (10-3): 140.4
26. Oregon State (10-4): 130.1
46. UCLA (7-6): 114.1
49. Oregon (7-6): 109.7
54. Washington State (6-6): 106.1
55. Arizona State (7-6): 105.0
60. Arizona (6-6): 102.5
70. Washington (5-7): 95.4
113. Stanford (1-11): 50.5
497/10 = 49.7
70-57 (.551)
1112.6/10 = 111.3

SEC
4. Florida (13-1): 167.8
5. LSU (11-2): 162.3
12. Auburn (11-2): 150.2
21. Tennessee (9-4): 136.8
22. Arkansas (10-4): 135.9
29. Georgia (9-4): 126.7
31. South Carolina (8-5): 126.1
44. Kentucky (8-5): 116.0
62. Alabama (6-7): 102.3
83. Vanderbilt (4-8): 81.9
87. Mississippi (4-8): 78.9
95. Mississippi State (3-9): 72.2
495/12 = 41.3
96-59 (.619)
1457.1/12 = 121.4

Sun Belt
61. Middle Tennessee State (7-6): 102.4
63. Troy (8-5): 101.8
73. Louisiana-Lafayette (6-6): 87.8
80. Arkansas State (6-6): 83.0
90. Louisiana-Monroe (4-8): 75.4
92. Florida Atlantic (5-7): 73.6
108. North Texas (3-9): 58.1
118. Florida International (0-12): 32.8
685/8 = 85.6
39-59 (.398)
614.3/8 = 76.8

WAC
2. Boise State (13-0): 168.8
15. Hawaii (11-3): 145.0
41. Nevada (8-5): 117.2
48. San Jose State (9-4): 111.6
86. Fresno State (4-8): 80.6
91. New Mexico State (4-8): 74.5
106. Idaho (4-8): 62.6
114. Louisiana Tech (3-10): 49.4
116. Utah State (1-11): 39.7
619/9 = 68.8
57-57 (.500)
849.4/9 = 94.4

Average Rankings
1. Big East: 36.8
2. SEC: 41.3
3. Pac-10: 49.7
4. Big XII: 51.8
5. ACC: 52.8
6. Big Ten: 53.5
7. MWC: 66.0
8. WAC: 68.8
9. Independents: 71.8
10. Conference-USA: 72.0
11. MAC: 79.6
12. Sun Belt: 85.6

Winning Percentage
1. Big East: .644
2. SEC: .619
3. Big Ten: .564
4. Big XII: .552
5. Pac-10: .551
6. ACC: .532
7. WAC: .500
8. MWC: .491
9. Conference-USA: .464
10. Independents: .460
11. MAC: .427
12. Sun Belt: .398

Average Power Number
1. Big East: 124.4
2. SEC: 121.4
3. Pac-10: 111.3
4. Big Ten: 110.4
5. Big XII: 109.2
6. ACC: 105.7
7. MWC: 96.9
8. WAC: 94.4
9. Conference-USA: 91.2
10. Independents: 87.7
11. MAC: 83.2
12. Sun Belt: 76.8


For the fifth and final portion of this newsletter, I will list all 119 teams off alphabetically and based on the polls I've released from week 5 on through 15 (the bowl season), the following numbers will be listed: Their peak power number and ranking, low power number and ranking, their mean (or average) power number and ranking, median power number and ranking, and range between their peaks and lows. A series of eleven power numbers and rankings then follows those. These numbers signify the chronological progression or regression of each and every team throughout the course of the season, from week 5 through the bowl season.

Air Force: Peak- 124.4 (33), Low- 85.7 (74), Mean- 102.6 (59.7), Median- 100.8 (64), Range- 38.7 (41).
121.1 (41), 112.3 (50), 124.4 (33), 107.8 (54), 98.0 (69), 105.7 (57), 100.8 (64), 97.3 (67), 88.8 (74), 86.3 (74), 85.7 (74).

Akron: Peak- 89.8 (73), Low- 77.8 (86), Mean- 84.1 (81.7), Median- 83.9 (82), Range- 12.0 (13).
81.8 (89), 83.3 (85), 81.5 (86), 88.0 (82), 77.8 (86), 83.5 (85), 89.8 (73), 87.3 (78), 83.9 (79), 84.0 (79), 84.5 (77).

Alabama: Peak- 125.0 (31), Low- 102.3 (62), Mean- 114.1 (44.4), Median- 112.3 (47), Range- 22.7 (31).
124.9 (38), 124.2 (37), 125.0 (31), 118.1 (40), 121.5 (38), 112.3 (47), 108.4 (57), 105.8 (58), 106.4 (57), 106.0 (58), 102.3 (62).

Arizona: Peak- 107.0 (55), Low- 77.3 (88), Mean- 92.5 (73.1), Median- 92.7 (74), Range- 29.7 (33).
92.7 (74), 83.6 (84), 84.9 (84), 78.8 (87), 77.3 (88), 87.9 (77), 98.0 (65), 107.0 (55), 102.3 (65), 102.1 (65), 102.5 (60).

Arizona State: Peak- 110.6 (48), Low- 102.3 (63), Mean- 106.2 (56.5), Median- 105.3 (58), Range- 8.3 (15).
107.8 (58), 103.4 (61), 102.6 (62), 105.3 (58), 110.3 (48), 102.3 (63), 110.6 (51), 104.1 (61), 108.5 (52), 108.6 (52), 105.0 (55).

Arkansas: Peak- 149.3 (13), Low- 119.1 (43), Mean- 141.3 (21.0), Median- 143.7 (19), Range- 30.2 (30).
119.1 (43), 139.4 (23), 144.5 (21), 143.7 (20), 144.8 (19), 146.8 (17), 149.3 (13), 148.3 (16), 143.6 (18), 138.8 (19), 135.9 (22).

Arkansas State: Peak- 98.7 (67), Low- 79.5 (89), Mean- 85.9 (81.2), Median- 83.0 (81), Range- 19.2 (22).
81.8 (89), 88.3 (79), 94.3 (76), 98.7 (67), 86.2 (81), 83.5 (85), 79.5 (85), 85.6 (81), 82.1 (85), 82.1 (85), 83.0 (80).

Army: Peak- 98.9 (67), Low- 65.1 (103), Mean- 77.3 (90.6), Median- 70.8 (96), Range- 33.8 (36).
82.8 (88), 98.9 (67), 92.5 (78), 88.9 (81), 79.3 (84), 70.8 (96), 69.1 (97), 69.0 (98), 67.5 (102), 66.4 (103), 65.1 (103).

Auburn: Peak- 170.4 (6), Low- 147.3 (15), Mean- 154.0 (11.9), Median- 150.4 (12), Range- 23.1 (9).
170.4 (6), 150.4 (14), 158.0 (11), 158.4 (12), 154.9 (12), 159.1 (8), 147.3 (15), 148.5 (14), 148.3 (14), 148.2 (13), 150.2 (12).

Ball State: Peak- 86.3 (74), Low- 54.0 (109), Mean- 74.1 (90.5), Median- 73.2 (93), Range- 32.3 (35).
54.0 (109), 71.9 (96), 68.2 (99), 67.0 (98), 70.8 (96), 74.3 (93), 73.2 (92), 78.2 (88), 86.3 (76), 86.3 (74), 85.3 (75).

Baylor: Peak- 95.8 (74), Low- 75.9 (91), Mean- 85.1 (82.0), Median- 87.0 (79), Range- 19.9 (17).
92.2 (75), 95.8 (75), 88.0 (81), 94.0 (75), 94.3 (74), 87.0 (79), 79.8 (84), 76.9 (91), 76.0 (90), 76.0 (89), 75.9 (89).

Boise State: Peak- 168.8 (2), Low- 158.8 (11), Mean- 164.3 (5.3), Median- 163.6 (5), Range- 10.0 (9).
158.8 (11), 163.2 (6), 162.5 (7), 165.3 (6), 164.8 (5), 163.5 (4), 163.6 (5), 163.2 (5), 166.8 (4), 166.8 (3), 168.8 (2).

Boston College: Peak- 149.9 (16), Low- 132.8 (30), Mean- 141.1 (21.3), Median- 140.4 (20), Range- 17.1 (14).
132.8 (30), 138.7 (25), 146.1 (18), 149.9 (16), 148.5 (16), 142.3 (20), 140.4 (22), 144.2 (20), 135.1 (25), 135.4 (23), 138.4 (19).

Bowling Green: Peak- 98.0 (70), Low- 67.7 (101), Mean- 81.6 (86.2), Median- 79.0 (87), Range- 30.3 (31).
95.5 (71), 94.5 (78), 98.0 (70), 94.2 (74), 82.1 (83), 79.0 (88), 78.6 (87), 72.4 (95), 67.9 (100), 67.7 (101), 67.8 (101).

Buffalo: Peak- 65.5 (99), Low- 39.6 (116), Mean- 51.1 (111.2), Median- 53.1 (112), Range- 25.9 (17).
65.5 (99), 50.5 (111), 42.5 (116), 39.6 (116), 41.3 (116), 55.3 (107), 52.1 (110), 55.4 (111), 53.2 (113), 53.1 (112), 53.6 (112).

BYU: Peak- 153.6 (9), Low- 125.6 (36), Mean- 141.5 (19.5), Median- 142.9 (19), Range- 28.0 (27).
125.6 (36), 128.3 (32), 130.1 (29), 136.6 (24), 141.0 (21), 142.9 (19), 147.9 (14), 149.9 (13), 150.4 (9), 150.5 (9), 153.6 (9).

California: Peak- 157.4 (11), Low- 136.5 (23), Mean- 146.7 (16.8), Median- 143.8 (18), Range- 20.9 (12).
143.8 (19), 150.3 (15), 153.0 (13), 156.2 (13), 157.4 (11), 156.2 (12), 143.6 (18), 137.9 (23), 138.1 (21), 136.5 (22), 140.4 (18).

Central Florida: Peak- 83.2 (87), Low- 62.7 (103), Mean- 70.3 (97.1), Median- 72.0 (99), Range- 20.5 (16).
74.1 (95), 83.2 (87), 75.1 (93), 64.8 (102), 62.7 (102), 62.7 (103), 68.9 (99), 65.8 (100), 72.2 (95), 72.2 (96), 72.0 (96).

Central Michigan: Peak- 126.0 (32), Low- 90.0 (79), Mean- 112.9 (47.8), Median- 115.1 (43), Range- 36.0 (47).
90.0 (79), 98.7 (69), 103.2 (61), 113.3 (48), 115.0 (43), 115.4 (43), 125.0 (35), 115.1 (45), 117.3 (38), 123.0 (33), 126.0 (32).

Cincinnati: Peak- 119.6 (36), Low- 88.2 (83), Mean- 107.6 (54.9), Median- 110.2 (50), Range- 31.4 (47).
88.2 (83), 96.4 (74), 96.7 (73), 107.1 (56), 110.2 (50), 111.1 (48), 106.4 (59), 115.7 (42), 116.3 (41), 115.8 (42), 119.6 (36).

Clemson: Peak- 163.7 (8), Low- 130.4 (25), Mean- 148.4 (15.7), Median- 146.4 (17), Range- 33.3 (17).
155.5 (14), 158.4 (8), 160.5 (8), 163.7 (8), 153.8 (13), 146.4 (18), 145.0 (17), 145.3 (19), 137.0 (22), 136.7 (21), 130.4 (25).

Colorado: Peak- 64.0 (102), Low- 53.5 (110), Mean- 60.1 (105.8), Median- 61.5 (106), Range- 10.5 (8).
58.1 (106), 53.5 (110), 63.8 (102), 64.0 (103), 57.9 (106), 55.0 (108), 62.9 (103), 61.8 (107), 62.2 (105), 61.5 (107), 60.2 (107).

Colorado State: Peak- 106.5 (55), Low- 70.7 (98), Mean- 84.6 (81.9), Median- 80.3 (85), Range- 35.8 (43).
101.6 (64), 106.5 (55), 97.7 (71), 86.9 (84), 82.2 (82), 80.3 (87), 77.7 (88), 79.0 (85), 76.5 (89), 70.7 (98), 71.0 (98).

Connecticut: Peak- 109.3 (56), Low- 84.8 (76), Mean- 95.1 (69.5), Median- 92.9 (71), Range- 24.5 (20).
109.3 (56), 95.7 (76), 106.3 (59), 97.1 (70), 94.6 (71), 92.9 (71), 101.4 (63), 91.2 (72), 87.4 (75), 84.8 (76), 85.1 (76).

Duke: Peak- 36.0 (116), Low- 30.8 (119), Mean- 33.4 (117.7), Median- 33.8 (118), Range- 5.2 (3).
33.2 (116), 31.1 (117), 30.8 (117), 34.5 (118), 33.9 (119), 33.2 (119), 34.6 (118), 36.0 (117), 33.9 (117), 33.8 (118), 32.7 (119).

East Carolina: Peak- 110.8 (49), Low- 83.1 (86), Mean- 101.2 (61.8), Median- 104.3 (56), Range- 27.7 (37).
83.1 (86), 96.7 (72), 85.9 (82), 97.8 (68), 104.3 (55), 106.1 (53), 110.8 (49), 106.5 (56), 108.5 (52), 108.9 (51), 104.3 (56).

Eastern Michigan: Peak- 49.1 (112), Low- 24.9 (118), Mean- 42.0 (114.6), Median- 47.3 (115), Range- 24.2 (6).
24.9 (117), 28.9 (118), 30.5 (118), 45.0 (114), 47.3 (112), 49.1 (112), 47.5 (112), 47.5 (113), 47.5 (115), 47.5 (115), 46.4 (115).

Florida: Peak- 181.7 (3), Low- 160.8 (7), Mean- 167.0 (5.1), Median- 164.5 (5), Range- 20.9 (4).
181.7 (3), 181.3 (3), 166.2 (5), 164.5 (7), 166.0 (4), 162.2 (6), 160.8 (7), 161.1 (6), 162.0 (6), 163.3 (5), 167.9 (4).

Florida Atlantic: Peak- 73.6 (92), Low- 38.4 (115), Mean- 62.6 (101.6), Median- 65.0 (102), Range- 35.2 (23).
38.4 (115), 46.7 (113), 57.8 (106), 56.0 (107), 70.7 (97), 65.0 (102), 64.0 (102), 68.7 (99), 73.6 (92), 73.6 (93), 73.6 (92).

Florida International: 53.7 (110), Low- 30.9 (119), Mean- 40.7 (115.6), Median- 41.8 (116), Range- 21.8 (9).
53.7 (110), 46.4 (114), 48.5 (113), 48.2 (113), 44.0 (114), 41.8 (116), 36.2 (117), 33.2 (119), 30.9 (119), 32.1 (119), 32.8 (118).

Florida State: Peak- 129.9 (32), Low- 111.4 (48), Mean- 117.2 (41.8), Median- 116.6 (42), Range- 18.5 (16).
129.9 (32), 117.5 (43), 123.7 (34), 119.0 (39), 111.4 (47), 116.6 (42), 111.9 (48), 115.7 (42), 112.4 (47), 113.3 (46), 117.6 (40).

Fresno State: Peak- 100.0 (69), 59.4 (105), Mean- 73.7 (92.3), Median- 74.7 (93), Range- 40.6 (36).
100.0 (69), 74.7 (93), 64.8 (101), 59.4 (105), 59.7 (104), 61.7 (104), 67.8 (101), 79.0 (85), 83.1 (81), 80.1 (86), 80.6 (86).

Georgia: Peak- 142.8 (21), Low- 107.7 (51), Mean- 122.2 (33.4), Median- 120.3 (36), Range- 35.1 (30).
142.8 (21), 134.9 (29), 120.3 (38), 120.1 (36), 114.8 (44), 107.7 (51), 116.3 (41), 116.8 (40), 121.9 (35), 121.6 (36), 126.7 (29).

Georgia Tech: Peak- 141.3 (21), Low- 122.8 (33), Mean- 135.1 (25.7), Median- 137.8 (25), Range- 18.3 (12).
138.6 (27), 141.3 (21), 140.5 (25), 133.6 (26), 139.9 (24), 139.3 (21), 137.8 (24), 136.5 (24), 129.7 (27), 126.2 (31), 122.8 (33).

Hawaii: Peak- 149.3 (11), Low- 109.4 (55), Mean- 134.6 (28.2), Median- 138.0 (24), Range- 39.9 (44).
109.4 (55), 119.8 (42), 124.8 (32), 126.9 (31), 136.4 (25), 138.0 (24), 141.7 (20), 146.4 (18), 149.3 (11), 143.0 (17), 145.0 (15).

Houston: Peak- 131.5 (27), Low- 109.9 (51), Mean- 123.1 (36.2), Median- 125.2 (34), Range- 21.6 (24).
125.2 (37), 114.9 (48), 109.9 (51), 117.7 (42), 119.2 (41), 124.7 (34), 128.5 (30), 127.3 (29), 128.7 (29), 131.5 (27), 126.5 (30).

Idaho: Peak- 84.0 (86), Low- 59.1 (106), Mean- 69.3 (97.9), Median- 69.1 (97), Range- 24.9 (20).
59.1 (104), 74.8 (92), 79.9 (89), 84.0 (86), 75.6 (91), 70.8 (96), 69.1 (97), 62.6 (104), 62.0 (106), 61.8 (106), 62.6 (106).

Illinois: Peak- 93.6 (72), Low- 62.7 (105), Mean- 72.3 (95.1), Median- 71.0 (94), Range- 30.9 (33).
93.6 (72), 81.9 (89), 75.4 (92), 71.0 (94), 73.4 (94), 73.4 (94), 70.4 (96), 65.1 (102), 64.6 (104), 63.5 (104), 62.7 (105).

Indiana: Peak- 103.1 (58), Low- 77.7 (92), Mean- 89.1 (76.3), Median- 86.7 (77), Range- 25.4 (34).
77.7 (92), 86.7 (81), 100.5 (67), 93.5 (76), 103.1 (58), 91.8 (73), 89.5 (75), 85.5 (82), 85.0 (77), 84.3 (77), 82.2 (81).

Iowa: Peak- 146.1 (17), Low- 100.3 (65), Mean- 118.4 (43.5), Median- 113.6 (45), Range- 45.8 (48).
141.4 (22), 146.1 (17), 131.0 (27), 121.6 (33), 125.1 (32), 113.6 (45), 109.7 (54), 105.0 (60), 104.3 (62), 103.9 (62), 100.3 (65).

Iowa State: Peak- 101.0 (66), Low- 61.7 (108), Mean- 76.4 (91.8), Median- 70.4 (97), Range- 39.3 (42).
101.0 (66), 95.1 (77), 85.0 (83), 77.6 (89), 72.8 (95), 68.4 (99), 61.7 (108), 69.9 (97), 70.4 (97), 70.0 (99), 68.8 (100).

Kansas: Peak- 106.9 (60), Low- 85.8 (85), Mean- 97.1 (68.6), Median- 97.7 (66), Range- 21.1 (25).
106.9 (60), 102.4 (62), 95.9 (75), 85.8 (85), 88.6 (78), 94.8 (68), 96.7 (66), 102.5 (62), 98.6 (66), 98.4 (66), 97.7 (67).

Kansas State: Peak- 113.6 (44), Low- 100.8 (67), Mean- 106.0 (56.5), Median- 106.7 (56), Range- 12.8 (23).
100.8 (67), 102.4 (62), 108.3 (56), 102.8 (62), 107.5 (52), 107.2 (52), 113.6 (44), 107.3 (54), 106.7 (56), 106.4 (57), 102.8 (59).

Kent State: Peak- 107.6 (55), Low- 83.5 (79), Mean- 94.0 (70.5), Median- 90.8 (73), Range- 24.1 (24).
97.6 (70), 98.3 (70), 107.6 (57), 107.5 (55), 101.2 (64), 90.2 (76), 88.1 (77), 90.8 (73), 84.8 (78), 84.3 (77), 83.5 (79).

Kentucky: Peak- 116.0 (44), Low- 93.7 (77), Mean- 106.1 (56.7), Median- 109.6 (52), Range- 22.3 (33).
112.0 (52), 107.6 (53), 93.7 (77), 94.8 (73), 96.1 (70), 106.1 (53), 110.2 (52), 110.9 (50), 109.6 (50), 110.5 (50), 116.0 (44).

Louisiana-Lafayette: Peak- 109.6 (52), Low- 85.1 (84), Mean- 94.1 (70.5), Median- 93.0 (71), Range- 24.5 (32).
85.6 (84), 102.2 (63), 99.5 (68), 109.6 (52), 101.9 (62), 93.0 (70), 85.1 (82), 87.4 (77), 94.6 (71), 88.2 (73), 87.8 (73).

Louisiana-Monroe: Peak- 75.8 (90), Low- 49.4 (112), Mean- 60.0 (104.5), Median- 54.7 (108), Range- 26.4 (22).
54.7 (108), 54.5 (108), 52.9 (110), 49.4 (112), 52.9 (109), 52.9 (110), 61.9 (107), 62.0 (105), 67.8 (101), 75.8 (90), 75.4 (90).

Louisiana Tech: Peak- 66.2 (100), Low- 49.4 (114), Mean- 58.2 (106.7), Median- 58.7 (105), Range- 16.8 (14).
57.2 (107), 59.6 (104), 58.7 (105), 66.2 (100), 59.5 (105), 65.1 (101), 62.0 (105), 57.6 (109), 54.6 (110), 50.0 (114), 49.4 (114).

Louisville: Peak- 177.2 (1), Low- 166.7 (4), Mean- 171.1 (2.8), Median- 170.4 (3), Range- 10.5 (3).
175.9 (4), 177.2 (4), 170.5 (4), 169.5 (4), 172.8 (3), 176.2 (2), 166.7 (3), 167.7 (2), 167.8 (2), 167.5 (2), 170.4 (1).

LSU: Peak- 162.3 (5), Low- 145.9 (18), Mean- 155.5 (10.9), Median- 157.1 (11), Range- 16.4 (13).
158.4 (12), 145.9 (18), 152.7 (14), 150.1 (15), 151.8 (15), 156.5 (11), 157.4 (9), 157.1 (8), 159.8 (7), 159.0 (6), 162.3 (5).

Marshall: Peak- 87.6 (76), Low- 60.2 (104), Mean- 76.5 (88.8), Median- 79.3 (86), Range- 27.4 (28).
70.1 (97), 66.5 (99), 60.2 (104), 69.8 (95), 77.0 (90), 83.7 (84), 79.3 (86), 87.6 (76), 82.8 (83), 82.6 (82), 82.2 (81).

Maryland: Peak- 129.9 (29), Low- 106.0 (57), Mean- 118.0 (41.9), Median- 116.5 (44), Range- 23.9 (28).
114.3 (51), 106.0 (57), 109.0 (54), 116.5 (45), 121.7 (37), 127.4 (31), 129.9 (29), 123.2 (31), 115.6 (44), 115.3 (44), 119.5 (38).

Memphis: Peak- 56.6 (107), Low- 43.6 (115), Mean- 51.3 (111.2), Median- 50.7 (110), Range- 13.0 (8).
48.3 (113), 56.6 (107), 50.7 (111), 53.4 (109), 49.9 (110), 47.2 (114), 43.6 (115), 46.0 (115), 56.6 (109), 56.3 (110), 55.2 (110).

Miami (Florida): Peak- 116.9 (42), Low- 97.1 (69), Mean- 107.9 (55.0), Median- 107.1 (53), Range- 19.8 (27).
114.9 (49), 115.1 (46), 116.9 (42), 115.4 (47), 107.9 (51), 105.6 (58), 102.0 (62), 97.1 (69), 102.7 (64), 102.4 (64), 107.1 (53).

Miami (Ohio): Peak- 57.5 (108), Low- 43.8 (115), Mean- 51.0 (111.1), Median- 49.9 (110), Range- 13.7 (7).
43.8 (114), 44.9 (115), 54.1 (108), 49.9 (110), 44.2 (113), 48.8 (113), 46.7 (113), 57.2 (110), 57.5 (108), 57.2 (109), 56.3 (109).

Michigan: Peak- 177.4 (2), Low- 157.3 (7), Mean- 169.8 (3.7), Median- 170.7 (3), Range- 20.1 (5).
175.6 (5), 174.9 (5), 173.9 (3), 177.4 (2), 173.8 (2), 170.0 (3), 170.7 (2), 164.1 (3), 164.9 (5), 165.2 (4), 157.3 (7).

Michigan State: Peak- 118.2 (45), Low- 81.7 (85), Mean- 97.1 (66.8), Median- 94.5 (69), Range- 36.5 (40).
118.2 (45), 115.5 (45), 109.2 (52), 110.3 (51), 99.9 (65), 94.5 (69), 87.9 (78), 85.0 (83), 83.1 (81), 83.1 (81), 81.7 (85).

Middle Tennessee State: Peak- 118.0 (38), Low- 86.1 (83), Mean- 101.7 (62.5), Median- 104.8 (61), Range- 31.9 (45).
91.8 (77), 86.1 (83), 88.8 (80), 96.2 (71), 104.8 (54), 110.9 (49), 118.0 (38), 108.8 (53), 104.9 (60), 105.5 (61), 102.4 (61).

Minnesota: Peak- 116.2 (46), Low- 94.5 (72), Mean- 105.1 (58.3), Median- 106.3 (57), Range- 21.7 (26).
116.2 (46), 107.2 (54), 99.3 (69), 99.3 (66), 94.5 (72), 103.0 (61), 106.3 (60), 109.7 (52), 108.6 (51), 108.5 (53), 103.9 (57).

Mississippi: Peak- 86.2 (82), Low- 74.1 (93), Mean- 78.9 (88.8), Median- 78.9 (90), Range- 12.1 (11).
85.2 (85), 86.2 (82), 79.6 (91), 74.1 (93), 75.2 (92), 77.6 (90), 76.5 (90), 75.1 (93), 79.8 (87), 79.4 (87), 78.9 (87).

Mississippi State: Peak- 77.7 (89), Low- 66.8 (99), Mean- 72.7 (94.5), Median- 72.2 (95), Range- 10.9 (10).
67.1 (98), 66.8 (98), 74.7 (94), 74.5 (92), 70.2 (99), 77.7 (89), 76.3 (91), 77.3 (90), 71.9 (96), 71.4 (97), 72.2 (95).

Missouri: Peak- 152.9 (12), Low- 121.7 (35), Mean- 136.1 (24.6), Median- 132.8 (26), Range- 31.2 (23).
143.4 (20), 152.9 (12), 144.8 (20), 149.8 (17), 140.0 (23), 132.8 (27), 132.7 (26), 122.7 (32), 128.5 (30), 127.9 (29), 121.7 (35).

Navy: Peak- 126.3 (36), Low- 113.3 (47), Mean- 117.8 (40.9), Median- 117.5 (39), Range- 13.0 (11).
118.7 (44), 126.3 (36), 119.9 (39), 119.7 (38), 113.3 (46), 114.4 (44), 117.7 (40), 117.1 (39), 117.0 (39), 117.5 (38), 114.0 (47).

Nebraska: Peak- 150.6 (15), Low- 129.9 (30), Mean- 140.1 (21.5), Median- 140.3 (21), Range- 20.7 (15).
145.7 (18), 147.2 (16), 150.6 (15), 141.2 (21), 131.5 (30), 138.6 (23), 141.8 (19), 140.3 (22), 139.8 (20), 134.0 (26), 129.9 (27).

Nevada: Peak- 124.9 (30), Low- 92.0 (79), Mean- 112.3 (48.5), Median- 117.2 (41), Range- 32.9 (49).
108.7 (57), 96.7 (72), 92.0 (79), 103.6 (61), 110.3 (48), 117.4 (41), 120.6 (36), 124.9 (30), 122.2 (34), 121.8 (35), 117.2 (41).

New Mexico: Peak- 93.8 (71), Low- 77.4 (91), Mean- 88.4 (77.7), Median- 89.7 (76), Range- 16.4 (20).
88.6 (82), 77.4 (91), 83.2 (85), 90.3 (80), 93.8 (75), 92.4 (72), 88.8 (76), 85.7 (80), 91.2 (72), 91.5 (71), 89.7 (71).

New Mexico State: Peak- 80.4 (88), Low- 62.0 (105), Mean- 71.5 (95.9), Median- 73.4 (95), Range- 18.4 (17).
80.4 (91), 73.4 (95), 80.0 (88), 74.6 (91), 68.5 (100), 67.3 (100), 62.6 (104), 62.0 (105), 68.5 (99), 74.4 (91), 74.5 (91).

North Carolina: Peak- 72.0 (96), Low- 55.8 (109), Mean- 63.2 (103.5), Median- 64.6 (103), Range- 16.2 (13).
72.0 (96), 64.6 (101), 62.6 (103), 55.8 (108), 57.8 (107), 57.4 (106), 59.8 (109), 65.7 (101), 67.4 (103), 66.6 (102), 65.4 (102).

North Carolina State: Peak- 104.3 (60), Low- 73.2 (93), Mean- 87.0 (79.1), Median- 86.9 (80), Range- 31.1 (33).
90.1 (78), 103.6 (60), 104.3 (60), 97.2 (69), 88.1 (80), 86.9 (80), 86.5 (80), 78.7 (87), 74.5 (91), 73.7 (92), 73.2 (93).

Northern Illinois: Peak- 106.2 (58), Low- 94.2 (69), Mean- 102.7 (61.6), Median- 102.3 (62), Range- 12.0 (11).
103.3 (62), 105.3 (58), 101.8 (63), 104.5 (59), 102.1 (61), 102.3 (63), 94.2 (69), 102.3 (63), 106.2 (58), 106.0 (58), 101.2 (64).

North Texas: Peak- 68.1 (97), Low- 58.0 (108), Mean- 62.5 (103.1), Median- 62.8 (103), Range- 10.1 (11).
60.3 (103), 63.9 (102), 66.6 (100), 67.4 (97), 62.8 (101), 60.7 (105), 68.1 (100), 63.8 (103), 58.2 (107), 58.0 (108), 58.1 (108).

Northwestern: Peak- 75.4 (92), Low- 57.2 (107), Mean- 66.3 (99.2), Median- 70.9 (96), Range- 18.2 (15).
58.6 (105), 57.8 (106), 57.2 (107), 58.1 (106), 60.8 (103), 71.7 (95), 70.9 (95), 75.4 (92), 73.6 (92), 73.3 (94), 72.0 (96).

Notre Dame: Peak- 159.8 (8), Low- 138.3 (20), Mean- 150.5 (13.9), Median- 150.3 (14), Range- 21.5 (12).
159.8 (8), 152.9 (12), 148.5 (16), 149.2 (18), 153.3 (14), 150.3 (13), 154.2 (11), 155.2 (9), 147.3 (16), 146.0 (16), 138.3 (20).

Ohio: Peak- 120.4 (37), Low- 100.8 (67), Mean- 113.8 (45.9), Median- 116.1 (43), Range- 19.6 (30).
100.8 (67), 110.3 (52), 111.5 (48), 116.9 (43), 120.4 (40), 118.6 (40), 116.1 (42), 117.9 (38), 118.6 (37), 112.9 (47), 107.8 (51).

Ohio State: Peak- 192.2 (1), 168.0 (3), Mean- 180.8 (1.2), Median- 177.4 (1), Range- 24.2 (2).
192.2 (1), 192.1 (1), 183.8 (1), 186.0 (1), 185.4 (1), 177.4 (1), 174.6 (1), 176.6 (1), 176.6 (1), 176.6 (1), 168.0 (3).

Oklahoma: Peak- 163.9 (7), 137.1 (26), Mean- 146.2 (17.3), Median- 146.5 (17), Range- 26.8 (19).
163.9 (7), 138.3 (26), 141.5 (23), 137.1 (23), 144.4 (20), 147.1 (16), 146.5 (16), 147.0 (17), 146.7 (17), 149.7 (11), 145.5 (14).

Oklahoma State: Peak- 137.1 (29), Low- 115.9 (43), Mean- 123.2 (35.5), Median- 122.3 (34), Range- 21.2 (14).
137.1 (29), 122.3 (38), 127.0 (30), 120.6 (34), 130.2 (31), 122.6 (36), 126.7 (33), 120.1 (33), 116.1 (42), 115.9 (41), 116.9 (43).

Oregon: Peak- 159.2 (9), Low- 109.7 (49), Mean- 129.0 (31.7), Median- 129.8 (29), Range- 49.5 (40).
159.2 (9), 136.4 (28), 142.4 (22), 129.8 (27), 132.4 (29), 133.6 (26), 127.2 (32), 118.4 (37), 114.7 (45), 114.7 (45), 109.7 (49).

Oregon State: Peak- 130.1 (26), Low- 101.6 (64), Mean- 119.7 (39.2), Median- 120.1 (36), Range- 28.5 (38).
110.3 (54), 101.6 (64), 113.5 (47), 116.9 (43), 123.3 (36), 130.1 (29), 119.8 (37), 120.1 (33), 123.6 (32), 127.6 (30), 130.1 (26).

Penn State: Peak- 131.4 (23), Low- 115.4 (45), Mean- 125.2 (33.2), Median- 124.2 (33), Range- 16.0 (22).
120.4 (42), 121.1 (41), 115.4 (45), 120.4 (35), 124.2 (33), 122.3 (37), 131.3 (28), 131.4 (26), 129.7 (27), 129.3 (28), 131.4 (23).

Pittsburgh: Peak- 141.3 (22), Low- 108.2 (54), Mean- 124.9 (36.1), Median- 125.6 (32), Range- 33.1 (32).
139.0 (26), 140.2 (22), 141.3 (24), 135.3 (25), 136.4 (25), 125.6 (32), 117.9 (39), 112.2 (48), 108.5 (52), 108.2 (54), 109.6 (50).

Purdue: Peak- 114.8 (49), Low- 99.7 (66), Mean- 107.1 (55.7), Median- 106.5 (56), Range- 15.1 (17).
114.8 (50), 106.3 (56), 110.4 (50), 104.3 (60), 99.7 (66), 103.8 (60), 106.5 (58), 111.9 (49), 108.5 (52), 107.9 (55), 103.9 (57).

Rice: Peak- 103.2 (63), Low- 66.3 (100), Mean- 86.6 (79.6), Median- 84.7 (83), Range- 36.9 (37).
75.6 (93), 66.3 (100), 73.2 (95), 78.5 (88), 77.8 (86), 84.7 (83), 93.7 (71), 98.9 (66), 102.8 (63), 103.2 (63), 97.5 (68).

Rutgers: Peak- 165.8 (4), Low- 147.5 (14), Mean- 157.6 (8.8), Median- 155.7 (8), Range- 18.3 (10).
154.5 (15), 155.7 (9), 164.8 (6), 165.8 (5), 161.9 (7), 162.0 (7), 164.9 (4), 151.8 (11), 153.8 (8), 147.5 (14), 150.4 (11).

San Diego State: Peak- 65.0 (101), Low- 48.4 (112), Mean- 56.6 (107.8), Median- 54.7 (108), Range- 16.6 (11).
48.4 (112), 49.8 (112), 50.4 (112), 65.0 (101), 54.7 (108), 54.7 (109), 62.0 (105), 57.9 (108), 54.6 (110), 62.1 (105), 63.1 (104).

San Jose State: Peak- 111.6 (48), Low- 91.7 (78), Mean- 103.0 (56.2), Median- 102.6 (63), Range- 19.9 (30).
102.6 (63), 98.9 (67), 101.8 (63), 91.7 (78), 101.5 (63), 105.9 (56), 106.1 (61), 100.3 (65), 104.6 (61), 107.7 (56), 111.6 (48).

SMU: Peak- 102.1 (64), Low- 92.2 (77), Mean- 97.1 (68.9), Median- 96.8 (67), Range- 9.9 (13).
101.2 (65), 97.2 (71), 101.3 (65), 92.5 (77), 92.2 (77), 98.1 (67), 94.2 (69), 102.1 (64), 96.7 (67), 96.8 (67), 95.7 (69).

South Carolina: Peak- 126.1 (31), Low- 109.5 (55), Mean- 118.6 (40.0), Median- 118.6 (40), Range- 16.6 (24).
115.2 (48), 116.8 (44), 117.8 (40), 122.7 (32), 118.6 (42), 113.2 (46), 109.5 (55), 119.4 (35), 122.8 (33), 122.3 (34), 126.1 (31).

Southern Mississippi: Peak- 129.7 (33), Low- 103.0 (59), Mean- 115.8 (43.4), Median- 115.7 (43), Range- 26.7 (26).
129.7 (33), 121.4 (39), 123.5 (35), 110.4 (50), 103.0 (59), 106.1 (53), 112.0 (47), 113.2 (46), 119.6 (36), 115.7 (43), 119.6 (36).

South Florida: Peak- 121.8 (34), Low- 101.8 (63), Mean- 111.5 (48.8), Median- 111.9 (50), Range- 20.0 (29).
105.7 (61), 111.9 (51), 114.7 (46), 101.8 (63), 102.4 (60), 110.7 (50), 114.3 (43), 110.2 (51), 117.0 (39), 116.5 (39), 121.8 (34).

Stanford: Peak- 53.9 (109), Low- 39.1 (117), Mean- 47.7 (113.5), Median- 50.0 (113), Range- 14.8 (8).
52.5 (111), 53.9 (109), 45.6 (115), 39.1 (117), 40.0 (117), 40.2 (117), 51.2 (111), 50.0 (112), 49.7 (114), 51.6 (113), 50.5 (113).

Syracuse: Peak- 111.8 (53), Low- 80.3 (83), Mean- 91.3 (73.7), Median- 86.3 (79), Range- 31.5 (30).
111.8 (53), 104.3 (59), 101.2 (66), 96.0 (72), 88.4 (79), 86.2 (82), 80.3 (83), 85.9 (79), 83.2 (80), 83.3 (80), 84.0 (78).

TCU: Peak- 141.7 (16), Low- 109.1 (53), Mean- 126.8 (32.5), Median- 127.4 (33), Range- 32.6 (37).
129.5 (34), 115.0 (47), 109.1 (53), 117.9 (41), 123.8 (34), 124.9 (33), 127.4 (31), 132.4 (25), 136.1 (23), 137.5 (20), 141.7 (16).

Temple: Peak- 37.7 (117), Low- 15.9 (119), Mean- 29.5 (118.3), Median- 33.5 (118), Range- 21.8 (2).
15.9 (119), 17.5 (119), 21.8 (119), 25.0 (119), 36.8 (118), 37.7 (118), 34.1 (119), 33.9 (118), 33.5 (118), 34.5 (117), 33.5 (117).

Tennessee: Peak- 161.6 (7), Low- 136.8 (23), Mean- 149.4 (15.5), Median- 148.8 (15), Range- 24.8 (16).
157.3 (13), 161.6 (7), 157.0 (12), 158.5 (11), 159.1 (10), 148.8 (15), 138.8 (23), 140.4 (21), 142.5 (19), 142.3 (18), 136.8 (21).

Texas: Peak- 163.5 (4), Low- 145.7 (15), Mean- 154.8 (10.9), Median- 154.9 (10), Range- 17.8 (11).
150.6 (16), 154.7 (11), 159.4 (9), 163.1 (9), 160.8 (8), 163.5 (4), 155.0 (10), 154.9 (10), 147.7 (15), 147.3 (15), 145.7 (13).

Texas A&M: Peak- 148.8 (18), Low- 126.8 (28), Mean- 138.5 (22.8), Median- 138.9 (23), Range- 22.0 (10).
140.5 (23), 142.8 (19), 145.8 (19), 148.8 (19), 147.2 (18), 138.9 (22), 131.9 (27), 131.3 (27), 135.5 (24), 134.1 (25), 126.8 (28).

Texas Tech: Peak- 150.2 (17), Low- 112.8 (46), Mean- 121.7 (37.5), Median- 116.8 (40), Range- 37.4 (29).
150.2 (17), 138.0 (27), 116.6 (43), 120.1 (36), 114.5 (45), 118.7 (38), 112.8 (46), 116.8 (40), 116.1 (42), 116.4 (40), 118.6 (39).

Toledo: Peak- 89.2 (81), Low- 61.3 (104), Mean- 74.8 (92.7), Median- 74.1 (94), Range- 27.9 (23).
89.2 (81), 74.1 (94), 70.3 (98), 61.3 (104), 70.4 (98), 70.4 (98), 77.3 (89), 73.2 (94), 78.8 (88), 78.9 (88), 78.5 (88).

Troy: Peak- 101.8 (63), Low- 62.6 (103), Mean- 82.0 (83.6), Median- 86.4 (80), Range- 39.2 (40).
62.6 (101), 63.6 (103), 73.2 (95), 66.7 (99), 74.4 (93), 86.4 (80), 92.9 (72), 89.1 (75), 95.3 (70), 96.1 (69), 101.8 (63).

Tulane: Peak- 78.8 (85), Low- 64.5 (100), Mean- 72.4 (93.9), Median- 72.9 (94), Range- 14.3 (15).
64.5 (100), 69.7 (97), 70.8 (97), 69.7 (96), 78.8 (85), 74.7 (92), 71.1 (94), 77.6 (89), 73.5 (94), 73.1 (95), 72.9 (94).

Tulsa: Peak- 140.6 (22), Low- 117.2 (41), Mean- 129.7 (30.5), Median- 126.5 (31), Range- 23.4 (19).
124.8 (39), 138.9 (24), 140.3 (26), 139.3 (22), 140.6 (22), 132.2 (28), 126.5 (34), 119.2 (36), 123.8 (31), 123.9 (32), 117.2 (41).

UAB: Peak- 87.6 (80), Low- 68.7 (100), Mean- 75.7 (91.6), Median- 75.6 (91), Range- 18.9 (20).
83.0 (87), 87.6 (80), 80.2 (87), 75.6 (90), 77.3 (88), 76.6 (91), 73.2 (92), 71.6 (96), 68.7 (98), 69.9 (100), 69.0 (99).

UCLA: Peak- 131.1 (31), Low- 102.4 (62), Mean- 115.9 (44.7), Median- 114.7 (45), Range- 28.7 (31).
128.0 (35), 131.1 (31), 120.9 (37), 111.8 (49), 105.3 (53), 102.4 (62), 110.0 (53), 115.4 (44), 114.7 (45), 121.0 (37), 114.1 (46).

UNLV: Peak- 62.3 (102), Low- 46.1 (114), Mean- 52.5 (110.1), Median- 53.1 (111), Range- 16.2 (12).
62.3 (102), 58.4 (105), 53.1 (109), 49.8 (111), 48.7 (111), 49.6 (111), 46.1 (114), 46.9 (114), 54.3 (112), 53.7 (111), 54.1 (111).

USC: Peak- 182.5 (2), Low- 157.1 (9), Mean- 167.6 (4.8), Median- 164.0 (4), Range- 25.4 (7).
182.5 (2), 182.1 (2), 177.5 (2), 175.9 (3), 159.3 (9), 157.1 (9), 162.0 (6), 164.0 (4), 167.3 (3), 157.2 (7), 158.8 (6).

Utah: Peak- 121.3 (40), Low- 101.2 (64), Mean- 109.4 (52.9), Median- 109.2 (56), Range- 20.1 (24).
107.4 (59), 121.3 (40), 106.6 (58), 101.2 (64), 104.1 (56), 103.9 (59), 109.2 (56), 112.5 (47), 110.4 (49), 110.6 (49), 115.7 (45).

Utah State: Peak- 47.8 (114), Low- 18.6 (118), Mean- 40.2 (115.7), Median- 42.2 (116), Range- 29.2 (4).
18.6 (118), 43.6 (116), 47.8 (114), 42.2 (115), 42.8 (115), 42.5 (115), 41.5 (116), 44.2 (116), 40.2 (116), 39.1 (116), 39.7 (116).

UTEP: Peak- 108.5 (55), Low- 81.5 (86), Mean- 93.0 (72.1), Median- 93.6 (72), Range- 27.0 (31).
93.6 (72), 99.3 (66), 108.5 (55), 100.9 (65), 98.4 (68), 91.1 (74), 95.5 (67), 89.3 (74), 81.5 (86), 82.6 (82), 81.8 (84).

Vanderbilt: Peak- 96.9 (72), Low- 81.9 (84), Mean- 87.6 (79.6), Median- 86.8 (79), Range- 15.0 (12).
92.1 (76), 83.3 (85), 96.9 (72), 90.4 (79), 93.6 (76), 91.1 (74), 86.8 (79), 82.3 (84), 82.6 (84), 82.3 (84), 81.9 (83).

Virginia: Peak- 94.5 (71), Low- 79.8 (90), Mean- 87.6 (78.2), Median- 88.2 (77), Range- 14.7 (19).
90.0 (79), 81.3 (90), 79.8 (90), 87.5 (83), 94.5 (72), 87.9 (77), 85.9 (81), 91.5 (71), 88.9 (73), 88.6 (72), 88.2 (72).

Virginia Tech: Peak- 149.0 (12), Low- 117.7 (41), Mean- 137.4 (23.6), Median- 137.8 (25), Range- 31.3 (29).
131.2 (31), 132.9 (30), 117.7 (41), 127.0 (30), 136.3 (27), 137.8 (25), 141.3 (21), 148.4 (15), 149.0 (12), 148.3 (12), 141.7 (16).

Wake Forest: Peak- 139.3 (24), Low- 123.5 (35), Mean- 131.0 (27.7), Median- 131.0 (27), Range- 15.8 (11).
139.3 (24), 127.9 (33), 131.0 (27), 128.0 (29), 123.5 (35), 129.4 (30), 134.9 (25), 128.9 (28), 132.2 (26), 134.9 (24), 131.2 (24).

Washington: Peak- 139.3 (24), Low- 89.6 (74), Mean- 106.0 (57.5), Median- 99.7 (66), Range- 49.7 (50).
139.3 (24), 127.5 (35), 115.9 (44), 109.2 (53), 103.6 (57), 99.7 (66), 89.6 (74), 94.5 (70), 95.6 (69), 95.8 (70), 95.4 (70).

Washington State: Peak- 133.3 (28), Low- 105.8 (59), Mean- 117.7 (43.1), Median- 121.1 (40), Range- 27.5 (31).
122.6 (40), 127.8 (34), 121.1 (36), 129.5 (28), 133.3 (28), 123.0 (35), 113.2 (45), 106.0 (57), 105.8 (59), 106.0 (58), 106.1 (54).

Western Michigan: Peak- 121.3 (38), Low- 100.5 (65), Mean- 111.9 (49.1), Median- 111.3 (48), Range- 20.8 (27).
115.8 (47), 100.5 (65), 111.1 (49), 116.3 (46), 121.3 (39), 118.7 (38), 110.7 (50), 105.8 (58), 111.3 (48), 111.4 (48), 107.5 (52).

West Virginia: Peak- 163.7 (6), Low- 148.9 (13), Mean- 157.1 (9.0), Median- 157.8 (9), Range- 14.8 (7).
159.2 (9), 155.3 (10), 159.3 (10), 162.7 (10), 163.7 (6), 156.7 (10), 157.8 (8), 159.1 (7), 148.9 (13), 151.6 (8), 153.9 (8).

Wisconsin: Peak- 152.1 (10), Low- 137.7 (28), Mean- 148.3 (14.8), Median- 150.1 (13), Range- 14.4 (18).
137.7 (28), 142.0 (20), 147.2 (17), 152.1 (14), 147.5 (17), 150.3 (13), 152.1 (12), 151.4 (12), 150.0 (10), 150.1 (10), 151.4 (10).

Wyoming: Peak- 106.0 (57), Low- 74.2 (94), Mean- 94.8 (71.2), Median- 96.7 (68), Range- 31.8 (37).
74.2 (94), 82.7 (88), 96.1 (74), 106.0 (57), 99.2 (67), 101.1 (65), 94.7 (68), 97.2 (68), 96.6 (68), 96.7 (68), 97.8 (66).