We seem to have gone down a bit in the last few years of rankings as I recall, FlashFan...we also used to do quite well when ranked against other public national universities.

Stole this from realignment board and my fellow alum Love and Honor. Nice to see Miami right up there behind Dartmouth and ahead of Yale! in undergraduate teaching rating!

http://colleges.usnews.rankingsandreview...e-teaching

(06-10-2013 01:34 PM)Lord Stanley Wrote:  

(06-10-2013 12:57 PM)NIU007 Wrote:  Here are the rankings in the official 007 ranking system, with higher numbers being better:

Akron 5
Ball State 10
Bowling Green State 19
Buffalo 7
Central Michigan 16
Eastern Michigan 16
Kent State 10
Miami 5
Northern Illinois 17
Ohio 4
Toledo 6
Massachusetts 13
Western Michigan 16

Hard to argue with your metrics. Looks spot on. BGSU has really improved over the years to now lead the MAC. Whodathunkit just 3 years ago?

Though Toledo is still too high.....

Probably because Torchy no longer teaches there.

Really those rankings should be viewed groups. There is really no difference between say 90-110 that can't be settled by a gold old coin flip.

Top 25, top 50, etc....

(06-11-2013 09:32 AM)Bull_In_Exile Wrote:  Really those rankings should be viewed groups. There is really no difference between say 90-110 that can't be settled by a gold old coin flip.

Top 25, top 50, etc....

9 of the top 10 are in the MAC and AAC. 10 CUSA teams are ranked 199 or higher, 2 more are regional schools. SBC has 0 full time members in the top 199, its top 2 football only school don't crack the top 150.