2010 NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings

[maineman]

Did you see this? Awesome rankings for ND......#12 overall!

NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings


The Collegiate Power Rankings from NCSA are calculated for each college/university at the NCAA Division I, II and III levels by averaging the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup ranking, the NCAA student-athlete graduation rate of each college/university and the U.S. News & World Report ranking. The collegiate power rankings based off of the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup rating evaluates the strength of NCAA athletic departments, while the U.S. News & World Report rating recognizes institutions of academic excellence. The student-athlete graduation rates are based on those provided by the NCAA.

College/University Division Athtetic Academic Graduate Power


1 Amherst College NCAA 2 2 4 2.66
2 Williams College NCAA 1 1 7 3.0
3 Middlebury College NCAA 4 4 12 6.66
4 MIT NCAA 4 11 12 9.0
5 Stanford University NCAA 4 1 23 9.33
6 Washington Univ STL NCAA 12 3 15 10.0
7 Princeton University NCAA 1 32 4 12.33
8 Duke University NCAA 10 10 37 19.0
8 Tufts University NCAA 28 6 23 19.0
10 Harvard University NCAA 1 64 3 22.66
11 Emory University NCAA 17 18 37 24.0
12 Univ of Notre Dame NCAA 20 27 30 25.66
13 Carleton College NCAA 8 50 23 27.0
14 Cornell University NCAA 15 52 15 27.33
15 Yale University NCAA 3 76 4 27.66
16 Haverford College NCAA 10 59 15 28.0
17 Claremont McKenna NCAA 11 27 48 28.66
17 Johns Hopkins Univ NCAA 14 13 59 28.66
19 Harvey Mudd College NCAA 14 27 48 29.66
20 Univ of Pennsylvania NCAA 4 81 7 30.66
21 Northwestern Univ NCAA 12 50 37 33.0
22 Scripps College NCAA 25 27 48 33.33
23 Univ of California SD NCAA 35 8 59 34.0
24 Carnegie Mellon Univ NCAA 22 40 44 35.33
25 Wellesley College NCAA 4 88 15 35.66

 

[Jerry]

Nice. At least we're ranked in something!

 

[IrishinSyria]

Amherst? AMHERST?? Bull****.

 

[PANDFAN]

still ranked #1 in players falling down

 

[ACamp1900]

lol... I was just talking with someone about how unless you go to Stanford no other school provides a balance of top level athletics AND top notch education...


there you have it

 

[IrishinSyria]

I didn't even realize MIT and Harvey Mudd had sports.

 

[IrishLax]

I didn't even realize MIT and Harvey Mudd had sports.

MIT actually has the most varsity sports teams of any institution. True story.

 

[Mr. McGibblets]

Interesting statistic- No sarcasm.


I am really happy "ND does things the right way". It really takes the edge off of any loss- Sarcasm.

 

[Old Man Mike]

Maineman: thanks for the list. I for one am proud that Notre Dame continues to give a damn about the whole person.

 

[maineman]

Maineman: thanks for the list. I for one am proud that Notre Dame continues to give a damn about the whole person.

My pleasure! If you separate out the D3 schools, ND is #5 amongst D1 schools.

 

[DCirishfan]

Did you see this? Awesome rankings for ND......#12 overall!

NCSA Collegiate Power Rankings


The Collegiate Power Rankings from NCSA are calculated for each college/university at the NCAA Division I, II and III levels by averaging the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup ranking, the NCAA student-athlete graduation rate of each college/university and the U.S. News & World Report ranking. The collegiate power rankings based off of the Learfield Sports Directors' Cup rating evaluates the strength of NCAA athletic departments, while the U.S. News & World Report rating recognizes institutions of academic excellence. The student-athlete graduation rates are based on those provided by the NCAA.

College/University Division Athtetic Academic Graduate Power


1 Amherst College NCAA 2 2 4 2.66
2 Williams College NCAA 1 1 7 3.0
3 Middlebury College NCAA 4 4 12 6.66
4 MIT NCAA 4 11 12 9.0
5 Stanford University NCAA 4 1 23 9.33
6 Washington Univ STL NCAA 12 3 15 10.0
7 Princeton University NCAA 1 32 4 12.33
8 Duke University NCAA 10 10 37 19.0
8 Tufts University NCAA 28 6 23 19.0
10 Harvard University NCAA 1 64 3 22.66
11 Emory University NCAA 17 18 37 24.0
12 Univ of Notre Dame NCAA 20 27 30 25.66
13 Carleton College NCAA 8 50 23 27.0
14 Cornell University NCAA 15 52 15 27.33
15 Yale University NCAA 3 76 4 27.66
16 Haverford College NCAA 10 59 15 28.0
17 Claremont McKenna NCAA 11 27 48 28.66
17 Johns Hopkins Univ NCAA 14 13 59 28.66
19 Harvey Mudd College NCAA 14 27 48 29.66
20 Univ of Pennsylvania NCAA 4 81 7 30.66
21 Northwestern Univ NCAA 12 50 37 33.0
22 Scripps College NCAA 25 27 48 33.33
23 Univ of California SD NCAA 35 8 59 34.0
24 Carnegie Mellon Univ NCAA 22 40 44 35.33
25 Wellesley College NCAA 4 88 15 35.66

yay we is smartt

 

[Old Man Mike]

AND:Some folks think that this is a weakness [football-wise] rather than the strength that it is. This sort of thing isn't irrelevant to maintaining our potential for being an elite athletic institution. The United States is a big place. There are lots of kids and moms and dads who will want the all-around best despite what the meat-factories offer. When the young athletes who are willing to be treated like meat enroll elsewhere, there will still be a ton of them wanting something better. All we need to do is get Kelly's program established. "If he builds it, they will come".

 

[kmoose]

lol... I was just talking with someone about how unless you go to Stanford no other school provides a balance of top level athletics AND top notch education...


there you have it

Duke? They are, to college basketball, what ND is to college football.