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My my,  This is a bit embarrassing.

This link has a graphic explaining how the APR rates are calculated. If I'm understanding the rules correctly it is impossible to get a perfect score of 1000 if you have any players that transfer. Even if the player is academically eligible when they transfer the school only receives 1 of 2 possible points. With the current transfer portal rules, how does any team get a perfect score?

 

WWW.NCAA.ORG

Academic Progress Rate Explained What is the APR and how is it calculated?

 

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Ouch... That is not good. 

 

I would like to see these numbers for the other way. 

Yeah from what I can tell you are penalized for having more students transfer out than transfer in.

 

My guess is this will have to be adjusted at some point to actually understand how the student athletes are doing academically.

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That’s how you win championships. Just ask Saban, Meyer, Carroll, etc.

System designed for a different era, up there with bowl games imo.

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Soz watt. Oragone 13-0. Norzwastern, Wh0se Carze and O.

 

 

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On 5/11/2025 at 9:55 PM, JabbaNoBargain said:

System designed for a different era, up there with bowl games imo.

 

SPOTZ ONN, Jabba. It's like gulf - NevvR Blam Youz Sellf! 😁 Id's da equipmant!

I grow weary. 

Hey, we are now in the lower-level (minor league) pro football days where 75% of the rosters are majoring in Football and everything else is a nuisance that is tolerated to stay eligible.  I don't think the performance of paid athletes has any real implications for the quality of educations that universities provide for their general student bodies anymore.

Wow, tOSU No.1, beating out Michigan, W and UCLA, all top public unis... Impressive.

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