Last Updated on February 4, 2015 12:36 pm by admin
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -The Rating Percentage Index (RPI) has been used by the NCAA since 1981 to supplement the selection of at-large teams and the seeding of all teams for the NCAA basketball tournament. This is the official list of rankings, as released by the NCAA. The RPI is derived from three component factors: Div. I winning percentage (25)%, schedule strength (50)%; and opponent’s schedule strength (25)%. Games against non-Division I opponents are not used in calculating the RPI. Road wins are weighted at 1.4; road losses at .6; home wins at .6; and home losses at 1.4. Neutral-site games are valued at 1.0. The NCAA provides only rankings without calculations.
Through Feb. 3
1. Kansas, Big 12
2. Kentucky, SEC
3. Virginia, ACC
4. Arizona, Pac-12
5. Duke, ACC
6. Wisconsin, Big Ten
7. Villanova, Big East
8. Gonzaga, WCC
9. VCU, A10
10. North Carolina, ACC
11. Utah, Pac-12
12. Louisville, ACC
13. Wichita State, MVC
14. Iowa State, Big 12
15. Baylor, Big 12
16. Butler, Big East
17. Maryland, Big Ten
18. Oklahoma, Big 12
19. Northern Iowa, MVC
20. Georgetown, Big East
21. SMU, AAC
22. West Virginia, Big 12
23. Arkansas, SEC
24. Providence, Big East
25. San Diego State, MWC
26. Xavier, Big East
27. Georgia, SEC
28. Notre Dame, ACC
29. Colorado State, MWC
30. Texas, Big 12
31. Texas A&M, SEC
32. Stanford, Pac-12
33. Indiana, Big Ten
34. Cincinnati, AAC
35. Dayton, A10
36. Ohio State, Big Ten
37. Michigan State, Big Ten
38. Old Dominion, C-USA
39. LSU, SEC
40. Buffalo, MAC
41. Oklahoma State, Big 12
42. Tulsa, AAC
43. Seton Hall, Big East
44. Temple, AAC
45. Boise State, MWC
46. Davidson, A10
47. Wofford, SoCon
48. Mississippi, SEC
49. UMass, A10
50. St. John’s, Big East
51. Iowa, Big Ten
52. Green Bay, Horizon
53. George Washington, A10
54. Iona, MAAC
55. Yale, Ivy
56. Long Beach State, Big West
57. Richmond, A10
58. UCLA, Pac-12
59. BYU, WCC
60. Illinois, Big Ten
61. Miami, ACC
62. N.C. State, ACC
63. Alabama, SEC
64. Eastern Washington, Big Sky
65. Rhode Island, A10
66. Oregon, Pac-12
67. Saint Mary’s, WCC
68. Michigan, Big Ten
69. Syracuse, ACC
70. Florida, SEC
71. Western Kentucky, C-USA
72. William & Mary, CAA
73. Pittsburgh, ACC
74. Murray State, OVC
75. Memphis, AAC
76. Tennessee, SEC
77. Washington, Pac-12
78. Wyoming, MWC
79. Purdue, Big Ten
80. Harvard, Ivy
81. Clemson, ACC
82. Stephen F. Austin, Southland
83. Oregon State, Pac-12
84. Georgia State, Sun Belt
85. Illinois State, MVC
86. Kansas State, Big 12
87. Valparaiso, Horizon
88. Bowling Green, MAC
89. La Salle, A10
90. Minnesota, Big Ten
91. Louisiana Tech, C-USA
92. Akron, MAC
93. UTEP, C-USA
94. Evansville, MVC
95. UC Davis, Big West
96. Central Michigan, MAC
97. Toledo, MAC
98. Colorado, Pac-12
99. Kent State, MAC
100. Northeastern, CAA