[2006alum]

They've updated for Men's and Women's Soccer. We're up to 385, as previously reported. Michigan follows at 269.5, followed by UCLA (234), Penn State (232.50) and North Carolina (230). I suspect some of those schools will be our chief competition under the new scoring system, since they're solid in the four mandatory scoring sports (football, MBB, WBB, and WVB). Right now the only one we're guaranteed to bring home meaningful points in is WVB. If we lost to TCU and fell out of the top 25, I believe we'd end up scoring only 25 points, because 26th place (45 points) is for non-ranked bowl winners, and 50th (25 points) is for non-ranked bowl losers.

[2006alum]

They've updated for Men's and Women's Soccer. We're up to 385, as previously reported. Michigan follows at 269.5, followed by UCLA (234), Penn State (232.50) and North Carolina (230). I suspect some of those schools will be our chief competition under the new scoring system, since they're solid in the four mandatory scoring sports (football, MBB, WBB, and WVB). Right now the only one we're guaranteed to bring home meaningful points in is WVB. If we lost to TCU and fell out of the top 25, I believe we'd end up scoring only 25 points, because 26th place (45 points) is for non-ranked bowl winners, and 50th (25 points) is for non-ranked bowl losers.