• Toledo 975
• Northern Illinois 968
• Bowling Green 965
• Miami (OH) 959
• Western Michigan 958
• Ball State 957
• Kent State 944
• Ohio 941
• Eastern Michigan 940
• Central Michigan 940
• UMass 932
• Akron 932
• Buffalo 932
(05-15-2014 03:21 PM)RedandBlackAttack Wrote: [ -> ]• Toledo 975
• Northern Illinois 968
• Bowling Green 965
• Miami (OH) 959
• Western Michigan 958
• Ball State 957
• Kent State 944
• Ohio 941
• Eastern Michigan 940
• Central Michigan 940
• UMass 932
• Akron 932
• Buffalo 932
Is this an average across all sports or for one sport in particular? Since you list UMass, I'm guessing football only?
(05-15-2014 04:35 PM)Siborg Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 03:21 PM)RedandBlackAttack Wrote: [ -> ]• Toledo 975
• Northern Illinois 968
• Bowling Green 965
• Miami (OH) 959
• Western Michigan 958
• Ball State 957
• Kent State 944
• Ohio 941
• Eastern Michigan 940
• Central Michigan 940
• UMass 932
• Akron 932
• Buffalo 932
Is this an average across all sports or for one sport in particular? Since you list UMass, I'm guessing football only?
Looks like the 2012-2013 school year APR for MAC Football with a possible typo on the Toledo score. I find the Toledo Football APR at 974 not 975.
After a brief look at all of the MAC teams and sports I can not find a single MAC team in a penalty situation. Can anyone else confirm that finding?
UB took an APR hit in wrestling.
(05-15-2014 03:21 PM)RedandBlackAttack Wrote: [ -> ]• Toledo 975
• Northern Illinois 968
• Bowling Green 965
• Miami (OH) 959
• Western Michigan 958
• Ball State 957
• Kent State 944
• Ohio 941
• Eastern Michigan 940
• Central Michigan 940
• UMass 932
• Akron 932
• Buffalo 932
Oh, yeah, we're hangin' a banner!
Akron is still recovering from the mass player exodus under Rob Ianello. Probably won't have a decent APR for two more years.
(05-15-2014 06:44 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote: [ -> ]Oh, yeah, we're hangin' a banner!
Well played.
Is that a football divisional APR championship banner or the conference APR banner?
(05-15-2014 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 06:44 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote: [ -> ]Oh, yeah, we're hangin' a banner!
Well played.
Is that a football divisional APR championship banner or the conference APR banner?
"or"? Looks like two banners to me. I guess Bowling Green hangs the Eastern Division banner.
(05-15-2014 11:16 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 07:14 PM)BruceMcF Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 07:00 PM)MileHighBronco Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 06:44 PM)H2Oville Rocket Wrote: [ -> ]Oh, yeah, we're hangin' a banner!
Well played.
Is that a football divisional APR championship banner or the conference APR banner?
"or"? Looks like two banners to me. I guess Bowling Green hangs the Eastern Division banner.
^^^ This! 
Congrats to BG for the football 'daily double' winning the MACC and (FB) APR.
Here is EMU's APR. We put up some very nice numbers, both scores and ranks within the MAC, esp. in a few sports, e.g., volleyball and baseball, where we were NCAA 'top 10%' for those sports (volleyball had a perfect score).
http://www.emueagles.com/news/2014/5/14/...?path=sass
While we're sharing, OHIO had seven sports hit a perfect 1000 for 2012-13 (men's basketball, men's golf, women's golf, softball, soccer, volleyball, and women's cross country). we had three sports hit a perfect 1000 for the multi-year score (softball, volleyball, women's cross country).
Congrats to ALL of the MAC schools who had positive results!
(05-16-2014 08:43 AM)bobcat_backer Wrote: [ -> ]While we're sharing, OHIO had seven sports hit a perfect 1000 for 2012-13 (men's basketball, men's golf, women's golf, softball, soccer, volleyball, and women's cross country). we had three sports hit a perfect 1000 for the multi-year score (softball, volleyball, women's cross country).
I can't resist, and I'm saying this with a smile on my face: "Flagship". Lol.
(05-16-2014 09:03 AM)emu steve Wrote: [ -> ] (05-16-2014 08:43 AM)bobcat_backer Wrote: [ -> ]While we're sharing, OHIO had seven sports hit a perfect 1000 for 2012-13 (men's basketball, men's golf, women's golf, softball, soccer, volleyball, and women's cross country). we had three sports hit a perfect 1000 for the multi-year score (softball, volleyball, women's cross country).
I can't resist, and I'm saying this with a smile on my face: "Flagship". Lol.
Football: 8th place. Just like their performance.
• Ohio 941
(05-16-2014 09:23 AM)TARDledo Wrote: [ -> ] (05-16-2014 09:03 AM)emu steve Wrote: [ -> ] (05-16-2014 08:43 AM)bobcat_backer Wrote: [ -> ]While we're sharing, OHIO had seven sports hit a perfect 1000 for 2012-13 (men's basketball, men's golf, women's golf, softball, soccer, volleyball, and women's cross country). we had three sports hit a perfect 1000 for the multi-year score (softball, volleyball, women's cross country).
I can't resist, and I'm saying this with a smile on my face: "Flagship". Lol.
Football: 8th place. Just like their performance.
• Ohio 941
Okay, need an asterisk for football (not flagship). Lol.
(05-15-2014 04:35 PM)Siborg Wrote: [ -> ] (05-15-2014 03:21 PM)RedandBlackAttack Wrote: [ -> ]• Toledo 975
• Northern Illinois 968
• Bowling Green 965
• Miami (OH) 959
• Western Michigan 958
• Ball State 957
• Kent State 944
• Ohio 941
• Eastern Michigan 940
• Central Michigan 940
• UMass 932
• Akron 932
• Buffalo 932
Is this an average across all sports or for one sport in particular? Since you list UMass, I'm guessing football only?
This is football only as mens bb is 960 and the women teams are almost perfect.
Kind of ironic that the supposedly best Academic schools in UMass and Buffalo are tied for last place with Akron.
(05-16-2014 01:43 PM)Steve1981 Wrote: [ -> ]This is football only as mens bb is 960 and the women teams are almost perfect.
Kind of ironic that the supposedly best Academic schools in UMass and Buffalo are tied for last place with Akron.
Just because an APR is high doesn't mean the school is academically great.
It just an average of their graduation rate and leaving the school in good standing vs kids leaving who are not in good standing.
The particular numbers really mean nothing. You either pass or fail. All else is irrelevant. Beyond that, there is no meaningful difference in the actual "passing" scores.
(05-16-2014 02:22 PM)axeme Wrote: [ -> ]The particular numbers really mean nothing. You either pass or fail. All else is irrelevant. Beyond that, there is no meaningful difference in the actual "passing" scores.
Actually they do if you are a 5-7 team.