G’s Exploration or Which School Has the Best Basketball Program?

Welcome back, college sports fans, to a bittersweet post. On the positive side, we are looking at the data in a way we have not done before – always exciting (at least for us at the GCR). On the flip side, this is our last post of the 2025-26 football/basketball season. After 41 consecutive days of posting (a new GCR record that was a lot of fun to write), we will be taking the next six weeks or so as our offseason.

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During that time, we will be coding the football GCR. That includes not only capturing all of the scheduled games (more on that in a second) but also creating a “Lessons Learned” from the basketball season that could improve our football reporting. G also has a side project, unrelated to sports (sacrilege!) that needs his attention (we will tell you about that at the appropriate time). JoJo has the end of the semester and finals. So, no bonbons and soap operas for us. We will be back somewhere in the middle of May. That first post will be all about the conference realignments (19 so far) for the upcoming season as well as the schedule for our annual preseason look at each conference.

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One interesting team we are watching right now is the LA Tech Bulldogs. LATC has a storied football (and women’s basketball) history playing football since 1901 with a lifetime 654-508-37 record. The won the Division II championship in 1972-73-74 along with 29 conference championships. Becoming what is now called FCS member as an independent in 1987, they promoted to FBS independent in 1989 before joining the Big West from 1993-95. Jumping back on the FBS Indy bandwagon from 1996-2000, they joined the Western Athletic Conference until 2012 before switching to Conference USA in 2013. They have expressed an interest and been accepted by the Sun Belt to replace Texas St. C-USA, however, wants them to stay another season. Both conferences have published their 2026 schedules with both including LA Tech. As of right now, the Bulldogs have 20 games on their schedule (4 out of conference, 8 C-USA, 8 Sun Belt), with 8 weeks of two games. Clearly this will be resolved, but it will require a court order as that is where the situation has escalated.

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All of that said, today is not about football, but rather basketball. Generally, we separate Men’s and Women’s basketball because it makes sense. However, 363 of the 365 Division I programs that have basketball have both programs. The exceptions are VMI and Citadel. While neither school is male-only, less than 15% of the student body is female, and women were only admitted in the late 1990s. While other sports for women are sponsored by the schools, they simply do not have basketball as an option. Title IX requires equal opportunity for women’s sports. It does not require specific sports.

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UCONN had both of their basketball teams reach the final four. Does that mean they had the best overall program this season? What about Michigan who had the Men’s champion while the Women made the Elite Eight? How would a school like South Carolina whose Women made the championship game but whose Men were last in the conference compare? So, we decided to combine the two GCR programs just once in what we are planning as an annual event to crown the “Best Basketball Program in America.”

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In the table below, we have the combined records of the teams (Citadel and VMI are just the men) along with the simple Mean of the two teams GCR Score (max score is 100.00 for the highest-ranked team for men and women). For example, if Michigan had the best team for both Men and Women, their Avg Score would be 100.00. We also looked at the Avg RPI Factor. As a reminder, the RPI is a calculation that is Winning Percentage+2xOpponent’s Winning Percentage+Opponent’s Opponent’s Winning Percentage divided by 4. That gives a value less than one. The RPI Factor (or RPIF) converts that value to one in which the difference in comparison to another team is on the same scale as the Score metric. Notice that Duke and UCONN switch places when using that metric. Why? Both metrics take into consideration strength of schedule, but the RPI has 3/4 of its value on opponents. The Big East, while considered a power conference, is not as strong top to bottom as the ACC. The final column compared the Score values for each school and determined whether the Men or the Women had the higher total. For example, the UCONN Women (Score 90.35) were 38-1 but lost in the semifinals while the Men (Score 86.52) were 34-6 losing the final. While both teams were excellent, the Women outdid the Men in the metric. Here are the Top 365 basketball programs in the country from Michigan to MS Valley.

Team	TW	TL	TPCT	Avg Score	Avg Score Rank	Avg RPIF	Avg RPIF Rank	Better?
Michigan	65	10	867	89.72	1	180.30	1	Men
UCONN	72	7	911	88.44	2	177.26	3	Women
Duke	62	12	838	88.17	3	179.34	2	Men
UCLA	61	13	824	82.94	4	174.71	4	Women
Vanderbilt	56	14	800	80.09	5	172.14	5	Women
Texas	56	19	747	75.10	6	167.96	7	Women
North Carolina	52	17	754	74.87	7	167.45	9	Men
Alabama	49	21	700	73.88	8	169.75	6	Men
Iowa	51	20	718	73.30	9	167.63	8	Women
Michigan St	50	17	746	72.92	10	166.43	10	Men
Gonzaga	55	14	797	72.08	11	161.46	24	Men
Louisville	53	19	736	71.87	12	165.54	12	Women
TCU	55	18	753	71.81	13	164.69	13	Women
Texas Tech	49	19	721	71.29	14	165.87	11	Men
Virginia	52	18	743	70.82	15	163.20	19	Men
Villanova	49	17	742	69.87	16	162.20	20	Women
Illinois	50	21	704	69.63	17	164.03	14	Men
Iowa St	51	18	739	69.04	18	161.72	22	Men
Nebraska	47	20	701	68.57	19	163.32	16	Men
Ohio St	48	21	696	68.30	20	163.23	18	Women
Arizona	48	21	696	68.25	21	161.63	23	Men
Miami OH	60	9	870	67.84	22	149.85	63	Men
McNeese	57	12	826	67.30	23	148.63	64	Men
St Johns	52	19	732	67.07	24	158.29	32	Men
Kentucky	47	25	653	66.97	25	163.80	15	Women
Kansas	46	25	648	66.94	26	161.88	21	Men
West Virginia	49	21	700	66.53	27	160.35	27	Women
San Diego St	49	17	742	66.33	28	154.27	41	Women
South Carolina	49	23	681	66.03	29	160.77	26	Women
Santa Clara	50	19	725	65.86	30	151.51	57	Men
Florida	45	23	662	65.68	31	160.95	25	Men
BYU	49	24	671	64.71	32	159.68	28	Men
Tennessee	41	26	612	64.03	33	163.31	17	Men
High Point	58	11	841	63.89	34	143.65	94	Men
Oklahoma	47	24	662	63.71	35	158.33	31	Women
North Dakota St	56	13	812	63.49	36	144.12	91	Women
Charleston	48	17	738	62.62	37	146.05	79	Women
Georgia	44	21	677	62.47	38	156.29	36	Men
George Mason	46	20	697	62.30	39	152.99	49	Women
South Florida	45	21	682	62.13	40	153.85	45	Men
Baylor	42	26	618	62.01	41	158.75	29	Women
LSU	44	23	657	61.76	42	156.95	35	Women
NC St	41	25	621	61.57	43	158.55	30	Women
Troy	47	20	701	61.35	44	147.21	72	Women
Purdue	43	26	623	61.24	45	158.04	33	Men
Murray St	51	17	750	61.19	46	148.19	68	Women
Oklahoma St	44	25	638	61.12	47	154.39	39	Women
Marshall	47	22	681	61.00	48	146.69	74	Women
Belmont	46	18	719	59.99	49	148.39	66	Men
Virginia Tech	42	23	646	59.89	50	154.26	42	Women
Clemson	45	23	662	59.86	51	153.50	48	Men
Steph F Austin	53	16	768	59.80	52	140.84	116	Men
Fairfield	49	18	731	59.40	53	145.84	82	Women
CA Baptist	48	20	706	59.36	54	147.55	71	Men
Arkansas	40	29	580	59.14	55	156.97	34	Men
Columbia	41	20	672	58.99	56	147.66	70	Women
Rhode Island	44	21	677	58.61	57	147.68	69	Women
UC Irvine	49	19	721	58.59	58	144.82	84	Women
Miami FL	44	24	647	58.48	59	152.44	54	Men
Arizona St	41	27	603	58.47	60	155.44	37	Women
Liberty	44	21	677	58.45	61	142.73	101	Men
Colorado St	48	21	696	58.41	62	146.17	78	Women
Arkansas St	47	22	681	58.26	63	144.25	89	Women
LA Tech	46	21	687	58.23	64	140.84	115	Women
Hawaii	46	20	697	58.11	65	141.21	112	Women
James Madison	44	24	647	57.96	66	148.24	67	Women
Vermont	49	20	710	57.35	67	139.09	126	Women
Colorado	39	28	582	57.32	68	154.33	40	Women
Boise St	45	21	682	57.32	69	144.74	86	Men
St Marys	42	23	646	57.31	70	142.49	104	Men
New Mexico	48	21	696	57.14	71	146.25	77	Men
Stanford	41	27	603	57.13	72	152.25	55	Men
Wisconsin	40	29	580	57.02	73	154.47	38	Men
UC San Diego	47	20	701	56.88	74	141.60	110	Women
Seton Hall	40	25	615	56.62	75	150.79	59	Men
Montana St	45	22	672	56.60	76	138.95	127	Women
Minnesota	39	27	591	56.44	77	152.92	52	Women
Ga Southern	44	24	647	56.22	78	142.31	105	Women
St Josephs	44	23	657	56.17	79	142.53	102	Women
Syracuse	39	26	600	55.98	80	151.78	56	Women
Notre Dame	38	29	567	55.86	81	154.15	43	Women
Washington	38	28	576	55.69	82	152.96	50	Women
Penn	35	22	614	55.69	83	142.29	106	Women
Texas A&M	36	25	590	55.59	84	152.93	51	Men
Tulsa	49	20	710	55.50	85	143.15	97	Men
California	43	27	614	55.11	86	148.48	65	Men
Richmond	41	25	621	55.06	87	145.87	80	Women
Mississippi	39	32	549	55.02	88	153.62	47	Women
Southern Cal	36	28	563	54.98	89	152.85	53	Women
Idaho	50	21	704	54.69	90	136.29	144	Women
Navy	48	17	738	54.60	91	137.68	134	Women
Oregon St	40	28	588	54.27	92	143.89	93	Women
Quinnipiac	46	20	697	54.19	93	141.17	113	Women
Dayton	42	26	618	54.11	94	146.27	76	Men
Green Bay	43	24	642	54.04	95	139.93	121	Women
Auburn	37	33	529	54.01	96	153.80	46	Men
C Arkansas	43	23	652	53.89	97	137.02	140	Women
South Dakota St	41	25	621	53.70	98	140.75	118	Women
Illinois St	47	27	635	53.57	99	142.86	100	Men
Lindenwood	43	23	652	53.55	100	134.78	151	Women
Princeton	35	24	593	53.55	100	145.70	83	Women
Missouri	37	30	552	53.55	102	150.92	58	Men
UMASS	40	23	635	53.52	103	142.50	103	Women
Houston	37	30	552	53.44	104	154.03	44	Men
Harvard	37	24	607	53.40	105	144.61	88	Women
Sam Houston	40	25	615	53.23	106	135.85	146	Men
Indiana	36	28	563	53.21	107	150.36	61	Men
N Iowa	41	27	603	53.21	107	143.54	95	Men
Kent St	39	26	600	53.13	109	139.13	125	Men
Merrimack	42	24	636	52.69	110	138.32	129	Men
Utah Valley	41	24	631	52.63	111	135.91	145	Men
UC Davis	42	25	627	52.50	112	136.34	142	Women
Maryland	36	30	545	52.49	113	150.78	60	Women
Davidson	41	26	612	52.45	114	143.15	98	Women
UNLV	39	28	582	52.27	115	144.82	85	Women
Furman	40	26	606	52.19	116	131.17	186	Men
Howard	50	19	725	51.67	117	134.41	153	Women
N Colorado	43	23	652	51.47	118	131.36	183	Women
St Louis	41	27	603	51.46	119	141.62	109	Men
Austin Peay	41	23	641	51.16	120	134.22	157	Men
Monmouth	40	27	597	50.97	121	133.96	158	Women
Bradley	41	26	612	50.96	122	137.90	130	Men
Rice	42	24	636	50.83	123	139.14	124	Women
E Tenn St	41	24	631	50.82	124	132.65	172	Men
Oregon	35	33	515	50.29	125	150.13	62	Women
Rio Grande	40	28	588	49.87	126	133.93	159	Women
Santa Barbara	38	24	613	49.47	127	134.60	152	Women
UCF	32	31	508	49.44	128	146.99	73	Men
Toledo	36	30	545	49.34	129	137.88	131	Men
Robert Morris	40	23	635	49.13	130	130.75	189	Men
Balt County	41	24	631	49.11	131	132.05	177	Men
North Texas	38	28	576	48.96	132	135.27	149	Women
St Thomas	40	26	606	48.88	133	129.82	200	Men
San Francisco	36	31	537	48.77	134	139.18	123	Women
South Dakota	42	26	618	48.70	135	128.59	210	Women
Youngstown St	40	27	597	48.60	136	130.88	188	Women
William & Mary	37	26	587	48.57	137	134.37	154	Men
Towson	36	29	554	48.33	138	135.85	146	Men
Missouri St	39	31	557	48.19	139	137.48	137	Women
LMU	36	27	571	48.14	140	136.33	143	Women
VCU	36	31	537	48.09	141	144.19	90	Men
Long Island	45	22	672	47.99	142	127.97	221	Men
Abilene Chr	38	30	559	47.92	143	131.33	184	Women
Drexel	38	27	585	47.86	144	134.32	155	Women
Utah St	35	31	530	47.79	145	137.57	136	Men
Winthrop	38	28	576	47.76	146	128.27	216	Men
Ball St	38	26	594	47.60	147	132.84	169	Women
Morehead St	38	28	576	47.50	148	132.43	174	Men
FIU	36	29	554	47.46	149	134.28	156	Women
Campbell	36	30	545	47.41	150	133.13	165	Women
Bowling Green	35	28	556	47.29	151	127.64	224	Women
Mississippi St	31	32	492	47.17	152	145.86	81	Women
Creighton	32	33	492	47.08	153	144.71	87	Women
Jacksonville	36	29	554	46.70	154	130.72	191	Women
Yale	31	27	534	46.69	155	137.59	135	Men
Grand Canyon	33	31	516	46.42	156	140.06	120	Men
Nevada	34	34	500	46.34	157	138.67	128	Men
Wofford	35	26	574	46.34	158	126.83	230	Women
Longwood	37	26	587	46.27	159	124.73	245	Women
Mercer	36	26	581	46.14	160	127.51	227	Men
Fullerton	36	30	545	46.07	161	130.74	190	Men
Alabama A&M	40	26	606	45.96	162	123.93	255	Women
Geo Wash	37	34	521	45.87	163	137.05	139	Men
Fort Wayne	38	29	567	45.64	164	130.65	192	Women
Iona	38	26	594	45.63	165	130.22	194	Men
Akron	36	30	545	45.60	166	133.86	160	Men
Marquette	30	32	484	45.51	167	140.77	117	Women
Coastal	33	31	516	45.44	168	132.77	170	Men
Mid Tenn	34	31	523	45.42	169	135.28	148	Men
Stony Brook	35	30	538	45.39	170	128.44	211	Women
Cincinnati	29	35	453	45.34	171	144.10	92	Men
Ohio	33	31	516	45.30	172	133.79	161	Women
Wake Forest	32	35	478	45.20	173	141.85	108	Men
Hofstra	35	33	515	45.13	174	134.85	150	Men
Kansas St	31	38	449	45.06	175	146.66	75	Women
E Kentucky	36	30	545	45.00	176	130.08	196	Women
UT Martin	35	28	556	44.95	177	125.92	237	Men
South Alabama	38	31	551	44.94	178	133.15	164	Men
N Kentucky	35	31	530	44.86	179	133.38	162	Men
Portland	35	34	507	44.83	180	132.97	166	Women
NJ Tech	35	30	538	44.68	181	131.70	181	Women
Utah	29	35	453	44.68	181	143.01	99	Women
Radford	39	29	574	44.61	183	126.07	235	Women
Kennesaw St	34	31	523	44.60	184	127.70	223	Men
Army	37	29	561	44.46	185	128.81	207	Women
Georgetown	30	35	462	44.40	186	142.05	107	Men
Samford	34	33	507	43.95	187	127.53	226	Men
SMU	29	35	453	43.94	188	141.49	111	Men
Southern Miss	34	32	515	43.61	189	129.39	204	Men
Florida St	28	36	438	43.34	190	143.44	96	Men
SEMO	34	31	523	43.30	191	126.71	231	Men
Lehigh	35	32	522	43.17	192	130.65	192	Women
Wilmington	34	31	523	43.14	193	129.96	197	Men
Siena	36	29	554	43.09	194	129.09	206	Men
St Bonaventure	34	33	507	42.86	195	132.62	173	Men
Idaho St	32	31	508	42.78	196	127.92	222	Women
Fla Gulf Coast	32	34	485	42.63	197	129.18	205	Women
Southern	37	31	544	42.60	198	124.33	250	Women
East Carolina	33	30	524	42.47	199	133.16	163	Women
Cleveland St	37	32	536	42.46	200	126.02	236	Women
Providence	30	36	455	42.28	201	139.22	122	Men
Old Dominion	30	35	462	42.13	202	132.91	167	Women
Chattanooga	33	30	524	42.05	203	124.05	252	Women
Fair Dickins	41	26	612	41.99	204	120.73	282	Women
IL Chicago	33	34	493	41.74	205	131.30	185	Men
Holy Cross	34	32	515	41.51	206	128.24	217	Women
Stetson	32	33	492	41.45	207	125.91	238	Women
UAB	31	31	500	41.21	208	130.11	195	Men
App St	30	32	484	41.17	209	128.20	218	Men
West Georgia	33	30	524	41.05	210	123.55	257	Women
Jax St	31	33	484	41.02	211	123.73	256	Women
Wright St	33	34	493	41.02	211	125.60	240	Men
FAU	32	33	492	40.92	213	129.93	198	Men
Arlington	30	35	462	40.83	214	131.96	179	Men
Brown	25	29	463	40.80	215	128.69	208	Women
SIUE	35	29	547	40.73	216	119.95	287	Men
Lamar	32	30	516	40.64	217	125.24	242	Women
Butler	28	35	444	40.63	218	137.09	138	Men
Wichita St	32	35	478	40.63	219	131.79	180	Men
Marist	30	32	484	40.61	220	129.70	201	Men
Elon	30	34	469	40.50	221	128.28	215	Women
W Illinois	31	32	492	40.41	222	121.63	270	Women
Temple	31	33	484	40.28	223	132.39	175	Women
Pacific	29	34	460	40.27	224	131.01	187	Men
Wyoming	28	35	444	40.21	225	132.01	178	Men
Northridge	30	34	469	40.19	226	126.23	234	Men
Charlotte	31	35	470	40.17	227	132.85	168	Men
Pepperdine	30	36	455	39.83	228	128.06	219	Women
S Utah	29	35	453	39.69	229	124.20	251	Women
Texas St	30	32	484	39.69	230	124.98	244	Men
Duquesne	30	34	469	39.61	231	127.55	225	Men
Queens	31	34	477	39.57	232	125.04	243	Men
Lipscomb	29	33	468	39.13	233	124.34	249	Men
Xavier	26	37	413	39.08	234	136.70	141	Men
Tulane	29	35	453	38.78	235	131.42	182	Men
TN Tech	28	32	467	38.74	236	121.38	273	Women
La Salle	28	36	438	38.72	237	132.67	171	Women
Cornell	24	31	436	38.65	238	128.33	214	Men
Norfolk St	33	32	508	38.34	239	114.52	331	Women
S Indiana	28	34	452	38.33	240	119.93	288	Women
C Michigan	28	33	459	38.30	241	126.32	233	Women
Greensboro	29	35	453	38.23	242	118.24	304	Women
Oakland	26	37	413	38.14	243	129.69	202	Men
Georgia Tech	25	39	391	38.01	244	137.80	132	Women
Tarleton	28	35	444	37.98	245	123.02	259	Women
Penn St	23	38	377	37.97	246	140.91	114	Women
W Kentucky	26	35	426	37.94	247	127.98	220	Men
Utah Tech	28	35	444	37.74	248	125.54	241	Men
E Washington	29	37	439	37.59	249	124.00	253	Women
Fresno St	28	37	431	37.53	250	128.60	209	Men
Asheville	27	35	435	37.52	251	118.69	300	Men
Mt St Marys	30	32	484	37.48	252	124.53	247	Men
Maine	27	37	422	37.37	253	127.30	228	Women
Denver	26	36	419	37.05	254	121.30	274	Men
Mercyhurst	32	34	485	37.05	254	121.13	276	Men
Little Rock	27	36	429	36.92	256	122.32	264	Women
Northwestern	23	40	365	36.89	257	140.44	119	Men
TN St	28	34	452	36.86	258	126.65	232	Men
Nwestern St	28	36	438	36.70	259	121.62	271	Women
Nicholls	29	35	453	36.62	260	122.52	262	Women
Weber St	27	38	415	36.23	261	121.73	267	Men
S Illinois	26	36	419	36.23	262	122.76	260	Men
Bryant	27	34	443	36.17	263	119.72	291	Women
Binghamton	28	36	438	36.14	264	117.59	309	Women
New Mexico St	25	37	403	35.92	265	121.63	269	Men
Oral Roberts	25	38	397	35.85	266	119.88	290	Women
Rutgers	23	40	365	35.76	267	137.71	133	Men
North Alabama	26	35	426	35.67	268	119.72	291	Women
Montana	27	38	415	35.17	269	123.06	258	Men
Ark Pine Bluff	28	35	444	35.10	270	118.57	302	Women
Dartmouth	21	33	389	35.05	271	120.64	283	Men
Incarnate Word	25	36	410	34.99	272	119.23	294	Women
St Peters	24	35	407	34.95	273	122.49	263	Men
UTEP	24	37	393	34.88	274	121.42	272	Women
Depaul	24	40	375	34.68	275	132.13	176	Men
Boston Univ	28	37	431	34.62	276	120.78	280	Men
Fordham	27	35	435	34.60	277	122.00	265	Men
NC A&T	23	37	383	34.57	278	117.93	306	Women
Sacred Heart	27	37	422	34.51	279	121.06	278	Men
Albany	25	37	403	34.37	280	120.23	286	Women
Drake	26	40	394	34.34	281	125.89	239	Men
Sacramento St	25	39	391	34.29	282	120.57	284	Women
MD Eastern	29	38	433	34.21	283	116.46	317	Women
E Michigan	23	37	383	33.98	284	124.36	248	Women
Alabama St	27	37	422	33.81	285	114.50	332	Women
Wagner	27	34	443	33.76	286	112.96	341	Men
Portland St	26	36	419	33.59	287	119.91	289	Men
Seattle	26	39	400	33.47	288	121.06	277	Men
Grambling	27	38	415	33.41	289	113.78	339	Men
Loyola Chicago	25	42	373	33.36	290	129.43	203	Women
East Texas	24	38	387	33.05	291	117.92	307	Women
SC Upstate	25	39	391	32.89	292	114.87	327	Men
Memphis	23	40	365	32.85	293	127.14	229	Men
Colgate	25	39	391	32.61	294	120.95	279	Men
Alcorn St	26	37	413	32.40	295	114.00	338	Women
Hampton	23	40	365	32.33	296	117.30	312	Men
North Dakota	25	41	379	32.33	297	117.87	308	Men
Delaware	23	40	365	32.13	298	122.75	261	Women
Detroit	24	39	381	32.12	299	120.30	285	Men
Le Moyne	27	38	415	31.77	300	114.59	330	Men
UTSA	23	41	359	31.74	301	123.95	254	Women
Loyola MD	24	38	387	31.57	302	119.21	295	Women
Pittsburgh	21	43	328	31.56	303	128.40	212	Men
Bethune	24	41	369	31.43	304	115.10	325	Men
Manhattan	23	40	365	31.39	305	121.95	266	Men
Washington St	21	45	318	31.32	306	129.92	199	Men
Chrls So	23	39	371	31.12	307	118.60	301	Men
San Diego	23	43	348	30.75	308	121.69	268	Men
UC Riverside	21	43	328	30.68	309	120.75	281	Women
Corpus Christi	24	38	387	30.66	310	116.25	319	Men
Lowell	23	39	371	30.43	311	112.72	343	Men
Jackson St	24	40	375	30.35	312	116.75	315	Men
Florida A&M	24	38	387	30.28	313	114.19	335	Men
American	23	39	371	30.10	314	118.25	303	Men
TX Southern	22	39	361	29.98	315	109.77	350	Men
IU Indy	21	42	333	29.22	316	115.56	323	Women
Bucknell	21	42	333	29.21	317	119.00	299	Women
NC Central	23	38	377	29.10	318	109.59	352	Men
Georgia St	20	43	317	29.05	319	119.11	298	Women
Lafayette	22	40	355	28.98	320	117.10	313	Women
ULM	21	44	323	28.79	321	119.25	293	Women
Stonehill	24	39	381	28.78	322	110.25	348	Women
Buffalo	20	42	323	28.55	323	121.13	275	Men
Indiana St	21	43	328	28.41	324	119.16	296	Men
New Hampshire	19	41	317	28.22	325	115.06	326	Women
Houston Chr	20	41	328	28.21	326	114.18	336	Men
W Michigan	19	41	317	28.16	327	117.95	305	Men
Omaha	22	44	333	27.97	328	114.34	334	Men
Milwaukee	20	44	313	27.78	329	115.73	321	Men
N Arizona	20	44	313	27.76	330	114.80	328	Women
Citadel	11	22	333	27.51	331	112.84	342	Men Only
W Carolina	18	42	300	27.46	332	114.71	329	Men
New Haven	21	39	350	26.68	333	105.63	358	Men
Air Force	19	48	284	26.26	334	124.73	245	Women
Boston College	16	46	258	26.19	335	128.34	213	Men
Cal Poly	18	45	286	25.96	336	116.41	318	Men
New Orleans	18	45	286	25.30	337	117.50	310	Men
C Connecticut	20	39	339	24.84	338	108.37	355	Men
North Florida	16	46	258	24.51	339	114.41	333	Women
Valparaiso	18	47	277	24.34	340	116.89	314	Men
Presbyterian	18	45	286	24.08	341	109.03	354	Men
Morgan St	19	42	311	23.92	342	106.52	357	Men
Louisiana	16	48	250	23.82	343	116.65	316	Men
Evansville	17	50	254	23.57	344	119.14	297	Women
E Illinois	17	47	266	23.51	345	115.53	324	Men
Coppin St	17	47	266	23.43	346	110.75	347	Women
N Illinois	16	44	267	23.42	347	114.17	337	Men
Long Beach	15	47	242	22.54	348	115.66	322	Men
Prairie View	21	46	313	22.14	349	104.04	360	Men
Canisius	15	45	250	21.86	350	112.58	344	Men
Northeastern	14	46	233	21.70	351	116.07	320	Men
Gardner Webb	16	48	250	21.38	352	111.00	346	Women
Chicago St	16	48	250	21.38	353	109.71	351	Women
Bakersfield	15	47	242	21.22	354	110.00	349	Men
Bellarmine	15	49	234	20.98	355	113.68	340	Men
SELA	14	46	233	20.97	356	111.49	345	Men
SC St	15	47	242	20.41	357	103.58	361	Men
San Jose St	13	52	200	20.01	358	117.45	311	Men
Delaware St	15	46	246	19.88	359	97.72	365	Women
Kansas City	11	50	180	17.81	360	105.35	359	Women
Rider	11	47	190	17.10	361	109.05	353	Women
VMI	6	26	188	16.67	362	103.33	362	Men Only
St Francis	10	51	164	15.11	363	100.89	364	Men
Niagara	9	50	153	15.05	364	107.90	356	Men
MS Valley	11	53	172	14.84	365	102.11	363	Women

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That’s a wrap for the season. Thank you for reading and sticking with us for the long season. We look forward to providing you with more and better content next season. Thank you for your comments, questions, and suggestions. Without them we would be limited in our development. Thank you, especially, for sharing with others. We do not advertise or charge fees or any of that stuff, so the only way we can grow is through word of mouth. Thank you for taking time this season to spend with us. Just like Artemis, we are going to the dark side of the moon (great album) for a few weeks, but we will be splashing down in May, JoJo and G.