College Football RPI: Week 6 Rankings

Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Week 6 Rankings

LSU
California
Boston College
Ohio State
Oregon
South Carolina
Oklahoma
Missouri
Florida
South Florida
Arizona State
Southern Cal
Virginia Tech
West Virginia
Illinois
Wisconsin
Cincinnati
Kansas
Purdue
Kentucky
Auburn
Kansas State
Florida State
Michigan
Tennessee

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Explanation of the RPI

The Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) is the formula used by the NCAA to rate men’s and women’s college basketball teams. The formula is described below.

The RPI is calculated by adding three parts.

Part I (25% of the formula): Team winning percentage. For the 2005 season, the NCAA added a bonus/penalty system depending on home/away which is included in the CFB RPI seen on this page.

Part II (50%): Average opponents’ winning percentage. To calculate this, you must calculate each opponent’s winning percentage individually and average those figures. This is NOT calculated from the opponents’ combined record. Games involving the team for whom we are calculating the RPI are ignored.

Part III (25%): Average opponents’ opponents’ winning percentage: Basically taking all of the opponents’ Part II values and averaging them.

Only games against other teams playing a mostly D1 schedule count when computing the RPI.
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Tuesday, October 9, 2007

Week 6 Rankings

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