Released this week. NCAA going away from APR lingo in favor of GSR. Feel free to search away. https://web3.ncaa.org/aprsearch/gsrsearch

Overall Top 3
Rice 92%
Charlotte 91%
Middle Tenn 88%


Football Top 3
Rice 91%
Middle Tenn 85%
UTSA 82%

Basketball Top 3
Middle Tenn 100%
Old Dominion 92%
Rice 89%

clt says this is pointless. Just create fake classes like UNC CHeat

(11-10-2017 07:11 AM)ghostofclt Wrote:  clt says this is pointless. Just create fake classes like UNC CHeat

That only works if you have UNC-CHeat's power (say, for instance, the lead investigator into your school is an alum whose facebook profile is a picture of him at a football game with the mascot, or perhaps have an alum as the head of ESPN).

(11-09-2017 11:58 PM)ThreeifbyLightning Wrote:  Released this week. NCAA going away from APR lingo in favor of GSR. Feel free to search away. https://web3.ncaa.org/aprsearch/gsrsearch

Overall Top 3
Rice 92%
Charlotte 91%
Middle Tenn 88%


Football Top 3
Rice 91%
Middle Tenn 85%
North Texas 76%

Basketball Top 3
Middle Tenn 100%
Old Dominion 92%
Rice 89%

So, the stats are from 2010. I'm assuming that since this is "Graduation Rates", 2010 would be the last factoring year? Also, UTSA is at 82. Which would be higher than the above bolded team for Football.

My apologies Migser for the oversight. Corrected in the OP.

Depending how you look at it 2010 is the first year if you look at when the period began. The GSR provides a six year window for both those that began in that year and graduated (or not) in that six year period or were on schedule to graduate at the time of transferring.