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    • Invoice ConnellyCould 22, 2025, 07:00 AM ET

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        Invoice Connelly is a author for ESPN. He covers faculty soccer, soccer and tennis. He has been at ESPN since 2019.

    In 93 days, all of it begins once more. From Week 0’s Irish Farmageddon (Iowa State vs. Kansas State in Dublin) in mid-August to the nationwide title recreation in late January, the 2025 faculty soccer season looms. And with switch portal motion lastly slowing down — together with spring strikes, FBS groups have averaged greater than 19 transfers this offseason, up greater than 40% from final season — we will lastly take a semi-confident take a look at what’s in retailer this fall. Which means updating our numbers.

    Beneath are up to date SP+ projections for the approaching season. A fast reminder: Preseason projections are based mostly on three components.

    1. Returning manufacturing. The returning manufacturing numbers are based mostly on rosters I’ve up to date as a lot as humanly doable to account for transfers and attrition. The mix of final yr’s SP+ rankings and changes based mostly on returning manufacturing makes up about two-thirds of the projections components.

    2. Latest recruiting. This piece informs us of the caliber of a crew’s potential replacements (and/or new stars) within the lineup. It’s decided by the previous few years of recruiting rankings in diminishing order (that means the newest class carries probably the most weight). That is additionally impacted by the recruiting rankings of incoming transfers, an acknowledgment that the artwork of roster administration is now closely dictated by the switch portal.

    3. Latest historical past. Utilizing a sliver of data from the earlier 4 seasons or so provides us a superb measure of general program well being.

    (One different reminder: SP+ is a tempo- and opponent-adjusted measure of faculty soccer effectivity. It’s a predictive measure of probably the most sustainable and predictable elements of soccer, not a résumé rating, and alongside these strains, these projections aren’t supposed to be a guess at what the AP High 25 will appear like on the finish of the season. These are merely early offseason energy rankings based mostly on the data we now have been capable of collect.)

    Listed here are the up to date rankings:

    Put up-Spring SP+ Rankings

    TEAMSP+ (RK)OFF.DEF.STAVG. WSOS RK
    1. Ohio St.29.539.6 (7)10.1 (2)0.3 (11)10.321
    2. Alabama27.940.4 (5)12.6 (5)0.2 (20)9.811
    3. Penn St.27.740.6 (3)12.9 (6)0.1 (58)10.429
    4. Georgia26.939.0 (8)12.1 (4)0.6 (1)9.813
    5. Texas26.435.4 (17)9.0 (1)-0.5 (135)9.612
    6. Notre Dame24.938.3 (10)13.4 (8)-0.2 (106)10.544
    7. Oregon24.740.5 (4)15.8 (11)0.5 (3)10.132
    8. Clemson23.339.9 (6)16.7 (12)-0.3 (133)10.034
    9. LSU22.140.7 (2)18.6 (23)0.1 (48)8.59
    10. Michigan21.531.8 (32)10.3 (3)0.2 (22)9.838
    11. Ole Miss19.834.6 (20)14.8 (9)0.3 (7)8.923
    12. Miami18.843.2 (1)24.4 (44)0.2 (19)9.236
    13. Tennessee18.431.4 (34)13.0 (7)0.2 (21)8.824
    14. Florida17.335.4 (16)18.2 (21)0.3 (8)7.02
    15. Texas A&M17.234.9 (18)17.7 (18)0.2 (24)7.710
    16. Oklahoma16.533.3 (25)16.7 (13)0.2 (31)6.91
    17. S. Carolina16.133.3 (24)17.2 (15)0.1 (50)7.27
    18. Kansas St.15.635.7 (14)20.0 (26)0.2 (26)9.057
    19. Illinois14.332.3 (28)18.0 (20)0.2 (30)8.740
    20. SMU13.137.2 (11)24.2 (42)0.1 (40)8.445
    21. Missouri12.530.7 (41)18.3 (22)-0.1 (96)7.725
    22. Arizona St.12.232.6 (26)20.4 (27)-0.6 (136)8.461
    23. Indiana12.232.1 (30)19.9 (25)0.2 (29)8.131
    24. Louisville12.136.7 (12)24.5 (45)-0.1 (97)8.343
    25. Auburn11.829.4 (48)17.7 (19)-0.1 (83)6.915
    26. Texas Tech11.838.3 (9)26.5 (55)0.2 (23)8.462
    27. BYU11.532.2 (29)20.6 (30)0.3 (10)8.464
    28. Iowa11.426.9 (68)15.5 (10)0.3 (12)7.022
    29. TCU11.134.8 (19)23.7 (38)-0.1 (92)7.541
    30. USC11.036.2 (13)25.2 (47)0.1 (63)7.220
    31. Utah11.028.3 (54)17.3 (16)0.2 (36)7.955
    32. Iowa St.11.031.5 (33)20.6 (29)-0.1 (87)7.851
    33. Boise St.9.235.5 (15)26.3 (53)-0.3 (132)9.884
    34. Nebraska8.926.3 (75)17.4 (17)-0.2 (119)7.535
    35. Baylor7.534.6 (21)27.1 (58)0.2 (38)6.746
    36. Florida St.7.227.7 (58)20.6 (28)0.3 (13)6.830
    37. Wisconsin7.226.5 (73)19.3 (24)0.0 (70)5.24
    38. Arkansas7.031.0 (38)24.0 (40)0.2 (35)5.13
    39. Washington6.428.8 (52)22.4 (34)-0.2 (121)6.328
    40. Minnesota6.022.8 (100)16.8 (14)0.0 (64)6.827
    41. Duke4.927.0 (67)22.0 (33)0.0 (66)6.860
    42. NC St.4.831.2 (36)26.4 (54)0.1 (55)6.639
    43. Kentucky4.725.8 (79)21.0 (31)0.3 (14)4.78
    44. Ga. Tech4.732.4 (27)27.7 (64)-0.1 (100)6.647
    45. Rutgers4.728.9 (50)24.2 (43)0.1 (52)5.816
    46. Va. Tech4.328.3 (53)24.0 (41)0.2 (37)6.654
    47. Pittsburgh3.429.9 (45)26.5 (56)0.2 (17)6.148
    48. Tulane3.331.4 (35)28.1 (66)0.0 (77)8.073
    49. JMU3.029.2 (49)26.2 (52)0.1 (53)8.5104
    50. Kansas3.032.0 (31)29.0 (75)-0.1 (94)6.050
    51. UCLA2.926.5 (72)23.7 (37)0.1 (54)5.219
    52. Colorado2.629.9 (46)27.2 (60)-0.2 (114)5.549
    53. Memphis2.133.4 (23)31.2 (94)0.1 (42)8.7121
    54. N. Carolina2.030.9 (39)29.0 (74)0.0 (72)6.668
    55. Vanderbilt1.727.3 (63)25.7 (50)0.3 (9)4.75
    56. Syracuse1.630.7 (42)29.1 (76)-0.2 (101)4.814
    57. W. Virginia1.029.9 (47)28.9 (73)0.2 (18)5.253
    58. Oklahoma St.0.930.9 (40)30.0 (84)0.0 (78)5.442
    59. Houston0.924.3 (91)23.4 (36)-0.2 (120)5.867
    60. Arizona0.728.8 (51)28.1 (67)0.2 (16)5.456
    61. UCF0.427.8 (57)27.3 (62)0.0 (81)5.758
    62. Boston Coll.0.326.9 (70)26.5 (57)-0.2 (127)5.237
    63. UTSA0.033.9 (22)33.9 (108)0.2 (33)7.890
    64. Michigan St.-0.221.6 (107)21.9 (32)0.2 (32)4.726
    65. California-0.325.8 (80)26.0 (51)0.0 (82)5.965
    66. Cincinnati-0.325.1 (86)25.4 (49)-0.1 (88)5.359
    67. Military-0.624.5 (89)25.1 (46)0.0 (75)7.694
    68. Navy-1.027.7 (59)28.7 (71)-0.2 (113)7.981
    69. Liberty-1.127.4 (62)28.5 (69)-0.2 (105)9.2136
    70. Maryland-1.124.2 (93)25.3 (48)0.0 (68)5.152
    71. Miss. St.-1.427.5 (60)28.9 (72)0.2 (27)3.86
    72. Toledo-1.426.2 (77)27.6 (63)-0.1 (86)8.8133
    73. Oregon St.-2.427.9 (56)30.3 (85)0.0 (67)6.671
    74. Louisiana-3.126.8 (71)29.9 (83)0.4 (6)7.591
    75. UNLV-3.327.4 (61)30.7 (89)0.4 (5)7.7122
    76. S. Alabama-3.426.4 (74)29.8 (82)0.0 (69)7.3108
    77. USF-3.530.4 (44)33.9 (107)0.2 (25)6.263
    78. Ga. Southern-4.027.3 (64)31.3 (95)0.2 (15)7.3110
    79. Virginia-4.324.4 (90)28.6 (70)0.1 (56)5.169
    80. Ohio-4.425.2 (83)29.6 (79)-0.3 (131)7.470
    81. Wake Forest-4.626.0 (78)30.6 (88)0.1 (60)5.272
    82. Wash. St.-4.830.6 (43)35.5 (116)-0.2 (110)5.674
    83. SJSU-5.225.7 (81)30.9 (92)-0.2 (108)7.396
    84. UConn-5.425.1 (84)30.5 (86)0.1 (61)7.4124
    85. WKU-5.822.4 (102)28.2 (68)0.6 (2)7.7101
    86. Troy-6.023.8 (96)29.8 (81)-0.1 (84)6.689
    87. Northwestern-6.117.7 (129)23.8 (39)-0.2 (103)3.718
    88. Stanford-6.225.5 (82)31.7 (96)0.2 (28)3.433
    89. Fresno St.-6.223.0 (99)29.2 (77)-0.2 (102)6.5109
    90. ECU-6.627.0 (66)33.6 (106)0.0 (65)6.098
    91. Buffalo-7.122.2 (104)29.3 (78)0.1 (49)7.7130
    92. N. Texas-7.231.0 (37)38.2 (127)-0.1 (91)6.8131
    93. Texas St.-7.227.0 (65)34.2 (112)0.0 (79)6.1105
    94. Air Pressure-7.320.0 (117)27.2 (59)-0.2 (125)6.2116
    95. Coastal Caro.-7.328.0 (55)35.4 (114)0.1 (43)6.092
    96. Miami-OH-7.614.9 (135)22.5 (35)0.4 (4)6.5112
    97. Colorado St.-8.324.0 (95)32.3 (98)-0.1 (89)5.9106
    98. App. St.-8.824.1 (94)32.9 (103)-0.2 (112)6.2111
    99. Marshall-9.424.6 (87)34.0 (110)0.1 (59)5.778
    100. Arkansas St.-9.926.9 (69)36.8 (122)0.1 (51)5.3103
    101. Purdue-10.020.8 (111)30.8 (90)-0.2 (117)2.917
    102. SDSU-10.117.9 (125)28.0 (65)-0.1 (93)5.7128
    103. ODU-10.222.8 (101)33.0 (104)0.0 (80)4.887
    104. J’ville St.-10.422.0 (105)32.4 (99)-0.4 (134)6.5135
    105. Wyoming-10.821.4 (108)32.2 (97)0.1 (46)5.4119
    106. NIU-11.016.3 (133)27.3 (61)-0.2 (124)6.3129
    107. Sam Houston-11.119.7 (118)30.8 (91)-0.2 (129)5.286
    108. Hawaii-11.519.1 (121)30.6 (87)-0.2 (118)5.5132
    109. La. Tech-11.917.8 (126)29.7 (80)-0.1 (98)5.8100
    110. Delaware-13.020.4 (113)33.5 (105)-0.2 (115)5.4127
    111. Bowling Inexperienced-13.723.0 (98)36.7 (121)0.0 (71)5.3107
    112. UAB-13.825.1 (85)38.9 (130)0.1 (47)4.683
    113. EMU-14.220.0 (116)34.2 (111)0.1 (57)5.1123
    114. Georgia St.-14.324.3 (92)38.6 (129)-0.2 (109)3.776
    115. FAU-14.421.0 (109)35.4 (115)-0.2 (107)4.6118
    116. UL-Monroe-14.617.8 (128)32.4 (100)-0.1 (95)4.475
    117. CMU-14.817.8 (127)32.5 (102)0.1 (44)5.397
    118. WMU-14.820.7 (112)35.5 (117)0.1 (39)4.8117
    119. Utah St.-14.824.5 (88)39.4 (132)0.0 (76)4.382
    120. Tulsa-15.622.3 (103)37.8 (125)-0.2 (111)3.9113
    121. Rice-15.816.7 (132)32.4 (101)-0.2 (104)4.1120
    122. New Mexico St.-16.021.8 (106)37.8 (124)0.2 (34)5.493
    123. UTEP-16.119.0 (122)35.1 (113)-0.2 (130)4.895
    124. Nevada-16.320.3 (115)36.6 (119)-0.2 (126)4.177
    125. Center Tenn.-16.417.5 (130)33.9 (109)-0.1 (90)5.3134
    126. Temple-16.420.8 (110)37.2 (123)0.1 (62)3.899
    127. Missouri St.-17.626.3 (76)43.8 (136)-0.2 (115)4.0102
    128. So. Miss-17.720.3 (114)38.1 (126)-0.1 (85)3.4125
    129. FIU-18.018.0 (124)36.0 (118)-0.1 (99)4.779
    130. New Mexico-18.423.6 (97)42.1 (134)-0.2 (123)3.680
    131. Kennesaw St.-18.912.3 (136)31.1 (93)0.0 (73)4.2114
    132. Akron-19.317.3 (131)36.6 (120)0.1 (41)4.5126
    133. Charlotte-19.419.1 (120)38.5 (128)0.1 (45)2.966
    134. Ball St.-21.218.1 (123)39.3 (131)0.0 (74)3.4115
    135. UMass-23.919.3 (119)43.2 (135)-0.2 (128)3.585
    136. Kent St.-24.915.6 (134)40.6 (133)-0.2 (122)2.888

    This time round, I’m additionally experimenting with what you would possibly name a fourth projection issue: teaching modifications. Utilizing knowledge mentioned on this March column, I’ve included some changes based mostly on who modified head coaches and/or offensive or defensive coordinators and the way these groups carried out towards historic norms final yr. Translation: For groups or items that underachieved considerably towards their 20-year averages and adjusted coaches or coordinators (instance: Oklahoma’s offense, Purdue’s whole crew), meaning a slight bump upward. For groups or items that overachieved and misplaced their coaches or coordinators (instance: UNLV as a crew or Louisiana Tech’s protection), meaning a bump down.

    The changes aren’t monumental, however whenever you see that Oklahoma’s projected ranking has risen since February, that explains it.


    Minimal modifications close to the highest

    13 groups moved up or down at the very least 10 spots in comparison with February’s rankings, resulting from both switch portal addition/attrition, the teaching changes talked about above, or just me getting a significantly better learn on returning manufacturing after official roster releases. On the very prime, nevertheless, not a ton modified. The highest 4 groups from February proceed to occupy the identical spots, although Texas hopped Notre Dame and Oregon into the No. 5 gap. Clemson and Michigan rose a bit, Tennessee dropped 5 spots after Nico Iamaleava’s switch, and Oklahoma eased into the highest 15. (With their ridiculous schedule, nevertheless, the Sooners’ projected win complete nonetheless is not nice.)

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    2 Associated

    The general convention hierarchy hasn’t modified a lot both, although with the Solar Belt getting hit notably onerous by spring switch attrition, the AAC strikes into the highest spot amongst Group of 5 conferences.

    Common SP+ ranking by convention

    1. SEC (15.3 general, 33.1 offense, 17.8 protection, 60.7% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 2 Alabama, No. 4 Georgia, No. 5 Texas

    2. Large Ten (9.5 general, 29.1 offense, 19.6 protection, 56.7% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 1 Ohio State, No. 3 Penn State, No. 7 Oregon

    Each the SEC and Large Ten boast three of the projected prime seven groups, but when we measure conferences by common rankings, the SEC nonetheless has a commanding lead due, as at all times, to the shortage of lifeless weight. Solely two of 16 SEC groups are projected decrease than forty third general, whereas the Large Ten has six such groups, together with three ranked seventieth or worse. That helps clarify why, regardless of enjoying solely eight-game convention schedules, SEC groups occupy 13 of the highest 15 spots within the power of schedule rankings.

    3. Large 12 (6.3 general, 31.0 offense, 24.7 protection, 61.8% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 18 Kansas State, No. 22 Arizona State, No. 26 Texas Tech

    4. ACC (5.0 general, 30.8 offense, 25.8 protection, 59.2% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 8 Clemson, No. 12 Miami, No. 20 SMU

    We see an analogous dynamic with the Large 12 and ACC — when it comes to the standard of its prime groups, the ACC (three top-20 groups) appears to have a bonus over the Large 12 (one top-20 crew). However the Large 12 has eight top-35 groups in comparison with the ACC’s 4, and whereas no Large 12 crew is projected decrease than 66th, the ACC’s common is dragged down by three groups rating 79th or decrease.

    5. AAC (-7.8 general, 26.0 offense, 33.8 protection, 49.4% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 48 Tulane, No. 53 Memphis, No. 63 UTSA

    6. Solar Belt (-8.1 general, 24.9 offense, 33.0 protection, 46.3% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 49 James Madison, No. 74 Louisiana, No. 76 South Alabama

    7. Mountain West (-8.6 general, 23.5 offense, 32.1 protection, 46.5% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 33 Boise State, No. 75 UNLV, No. 83 San Jose State

    Three G5 groups are inside one level of one another on common, although once more, the distribution varies considerably by convention. The MWC is propped up considerably by Boise State, the perfect projected G5 crew, however its common is dragged down by three groups rating 119th or worse. The Solar Belt has just one such crew. The AAC, in the meantime, has a strong 5 groups within the prime 70 … and 4 groups projected one hundred and twentieth or worse.

    8. Convention USA (-13.0 general, 20.4 offense, 33.4 protection, 50.7% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 69 Liberty, No. 85 Western Kentucky, No. 104 Jacksonville State

    9. MAC (-13.7 general, 19.8 offense, 33.5 protection, 41.1% common returning manufacturing)

    High three groups: No. 72 Toledo, No. 80 Ohio, No. 91 Buffalo

    No convention was hit tougher by the portal than the MAC, which has solely three groups ranked greater than 94th within the returning manufacturing rankings beneath. That is going to wreck your averages, although Toledo and Buffalo each escaped an excessive amount of harm on this regard.


    An approximate CFP contenders listing

    My SP+ power of schedule rankings are based mostly on a easy query: How would the typical top-five crew fare towards your schedule? Oklahoma’s schedule at present options 5 of the projected prime 11 groups and 9 of the highest 25, whereas Notre Dame’s options solely two groups projected greater than thirtieth; SP+ SOS says a top-five crew would common a 0.757 win proportion towards OU’s schedule (equal to 9.1 wins in 12 video games) and a 0.894 win proportion towards Notre Dame’s (10.7 wins). That is a reasonably large distinction.

    Schedule strengths clearly fluctuate fairly a bit inside conferences — not each SEC schedule is Oklahoma’s — nevertheless it’s price acknowledging that in terms of potential School Soccer Playoff-worthy résumés, the bar might be set in a unique spot based mostly on a crew’s convention.

    Common strength-of-schedule ranking per convention

    SEC 0.799 (9.6 wins for a typical top-five crew)

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    Large Ten 0.846 (10.2)

    ACC 0.891 (10.7)

    Large 12 0.902 (10.8)

    AAC 0.956 (11.5)

    Solar Belt 0.958 (11.5)

    MWC 0.959 (11.5)

    CUSA 0.964 (11.6)

    MAC 0.965 (11.6)

    Relating to how a top-five crew would fare, the typical SEC schedule is about one win tougher than the typical ACC or Large 12 schedule. The Large Ten, with its deadweight groups, is a few half-win tougher than these leagues however continues to be extra more likely to get lumped in with the SEC than the others within the Energy 4.

    Lengthy story quick: We are able to confidently say that any 10-2 or higher crew within the SEC or Large Ten could be a possible playoff contender, simply as any 11-1 or higher crew within the ACC or Large 12 could be. We are able to due to this fact create a free listing of seemingly CFP contenders by wanting on the groups most probably to hit these marks.

    Odds of an SEC crew going 10-2 or higher: Alabama 65% (SOS rank: eleventh), Texas 61% (twelfth), Georgia 61% (thirteenth), Ole Miss 38% (twenty third), Tennessee 33% (twenty fourth), LSU 30% (ninth), Florida 18% (second), Auburn 13% (fifteenth), Oklahoma 9% (first), Missouri 5% (twenty fifth)

    Odds of a Large Ten crew going 10-2 or higher: Penn State 82% (SOS rank: twenty ninth), Ohio State 77% (twenty first), Oregon 73% (thirty second), Michigan 62% (thirty eighth), Illinois 29% (fortieth), Nebraska 13% (thirty fifth), USC 10% (twentieth), Indiana 9% (thirty first)

    With a very weak nonconference schedule and a very good crew, Penn State may be within the driver’s seat when it comes to playoff qualification, whereas Ohio State, Oregon, Alabama, Michigan and Georgia are throughout 60% more likely to end the common season with two or fewer losses.

    Odds of a Large 12 or ACC crew (or Notre Dame) going 11-1 or higher: Notre Dame 52% (SOS rank: forty fourth), Clemson 37% (thirty fourth), Miami 23% (thirty sixth), Kansas State 17% (57th), BYU 7% (sixty fourth), Texas Tech 7% (62nd), SMU 6% (forty fifth), Arizona State 5% (61st)

    Odds of a Group of 5 crew going 11-1 or higher: Boise State 37% (SOS rank: 84th), Liberty 17% (136th), Toledo 11% (133rd), Memphis 8% (121st), James Madison 7% (104th)

    Notre Dame begins the season with video games towards Miami and Texas A&M, and whereas the remainder of the schedule options loads of strong opponents (5 are projected between thirtieth and forty seventh), if the Irish are 2-0 out of the gates, they’re staring a second straight CFP look within the face.


    Up to date returning manufacturing rankings

    With up to date SP+ projections come up to date returning manufacturing figures. A reminder: Whereas returning manufacturing would not correlate with pure high quality, it does correlate nicely with enchancment and regression, notably on the extremes.

    (Observe: The manufacturing of incoming transfers is mashed into each the numerator and denominator of the returning manufacturing components — so when you lose your beginning quarterback however usher in another person’s from the portal, your returning yardage might be someplace round 50%. The manufacturing of transfers from faculties beneath the FBS stage get half-credit.)

    Put up-Spring Returning Manufacturing Rankings

    StaffRet ProdOff (Rk)Def (Rk)
    1. Clemson80%85% (1)76% (6)
    2. Arizona St.79%78% (5)79% (2)
    3. Vanderbilt77%78% (7)77% (3)
    4. Illinois75%78% (6)72% (11)
    5. Kennesaw St.74%67% (29)82% (1)
    6. Texas Tech73%70% (19)76% (5)
    7. Texas A&M72%70% (20)74% (7)
    8. Rutgers71%81% (3)61% (39)
    9. Baylor70%77% (9)63% (25)
    10. Oklahoma70%77% (8)63% (30)
    11. USF67%69% (22)66% (19)
    12. Wisconsin67%68% (26)67% (16)
    13. Boise St.67%75% (12)59% (49)
    14. Kansas St.67%71% (17)63% (27)
    15. Arizona67%71% (15)62% (37)
    16. Michigan St.66%71% (16)62% (35)
    17. Utah65%75% (11)56% (60)
    18. Ga. Tech65%68% (24)62% (34)
    19. Delaware65%54% (71)77% (4)
    20. Houston65%69% (23)61% (40)
    21. Auburn65%67% (30)63% (26)
    22. Cincinnati65%62% (51)68% (14)
    23. LSU65%65% (40)64% (23)
    24. Michigan65%65% (41)64% (22)
    25. Penn St.65%76% (10)53% (70)
    26. Stanford64%56% (67)73% (9)
    27. UTSA64%82% (2)46% (89)
    28. Miss. St.64%61% (52)68% (15)
    29. Alabama64%59% (57)69% (13)
    30. Florida64%66% (34)62% (32)
    31. TCU64%67% (31)62% (38)
    32. UL-Monroe64%64% (46)64% (24)
    33. Pittsburgh64%66% (36)61% (42)
    34. Toledo63%75% (13)52% (75)
    35. Navy63%74% (14)52% (73)
    36. Virginia63%60% (53)66% (18)
    37. Oregon St.62%58% (62)67% (17)
    38. Indiana62%62% (50)61% (41)
    39. Boston Coll.62%63% (48)61% (44)
    40. NC St.61%66% (35)57% (56)
    41. Iowa St.61%65% (43)57% (54)
    42. Nebraska61%69% (21)52% (74)
    43. SMU60%66% (32)54% (67)
    44. Missouri St.60%71% (18)50% (81)
    45. Arkansas60%65% (37)54% (68)
    46. Center Tenn.60%59% (58)60% (45)
    47. Northwestern60%56% (66)63% (29)
    48. Ga. Southern60%68% (27)52% (76)
    49. Kentucky59%63% (47)55% (63)
    50. Buffalo59%44% (99)74% (8)
    51. Liberty59%59% (56)59% (50)
    52. BYU59%65% (38)52% (72)
    53. Duke59%60% (54)58% (53)
    54. Florida St.59%57% (63)60% (46)
    55. JMU58%65% (44)51% (77)
    56. Missouri58%44% (101)72% (10)
    57. Louisville58%58% (60)57% (55)
    58. S. Carolina58%66% (33)49% (82)
    59. UConn57%68% (25)46% (90)
    60. Miami57%52% (75)62% (36)
    61. Notre Dame56%47% (89)65% (20)
    62. Wyoming56%80% (4)32% (129)
    63. Iowa56%64% (45)47% (88)
    64. Kansas56%62% (49)49% (84)
    65. Wake Forest55%51% (78)60% (47)
    66. Temple55%65% (39)45% (96)
    67. Coastal Caro.54%67% (28)42% (104)
    68. SJSU54%52% (74)55% (64)
    69. CMU54%45% (95)62% (33)
    70. Hawaii53%42% (104)65% (21)
    71. SDSU53%36% (121)70% (12)
    72. Va. Tech53%47% (88)58% (52)
    73. UTEP52%65% (42)40% (111)
    74. Troy52%49% (82)56% (59)
    75. Colorado52%50% (81)55% (66)
    76. Tulane52%49% (84)56% (57)
    77. Tulsa52%46% (93)58% (51)
    78. Minnesota52%43% (102)61% (43)
    79. Washington52%48% (85)55% (62)
    80. W. Virginia52%48% (87)56% (58)
    81. Tennessee51%39% (110)63% (28)
    82. Texas51%40% (109)62% (31)
    83. N. Carolina51%56% (68)46% (94)
    84. California51%48% (86)53% (71)
    85. Air Pressure50%57% (64)43% (99)
    86. Colorado St.50%59% (59)41% (107)
    87. USC50%50% (80)49% (85)
    88. N. Texas49%44% (98)55% (65)
    89. ODU49%44% (97)54% (69)
    90. Oklahoma St.48%40% (106)55% (61)
    91. New Mexico St.48%56% (65)39% (112)
    92. Ohio St.48%47% (90)48% (86)
    93. UCF47%47% (91)48% (87)
    94. Ohio47%59% (55)35% (120)
    95. Ole Miss47%45% (94)49% (83)
    96. Georgia46%42% (105)51% (79)
    97. Arkansas St.46%58% (61)34% (122)
    98. Syracuse46%32% (128)60% (48)
    99. La. Tech46%49% (83)43% (102)
    100. UCLA45%54% (72)37% (114)
    101. Military43%36% (120)51% (80)
    102. So. Miss43%55% (70)31% (130)
    103. ECU43%51% (77)35% (117)
    104. Oregon43%40% (107)45% (95)
    105. UAB43%43% (103)43% (101)
    106. Georgia St.42%53% (73)32% (125)
    107. Maryland42%39% (112)46% (92)
    108. Purdue42%39% (113)46% (93)
    109. S. Alabama42%44% (100)40% (110)
    110. FAU41%50% (79)32% (127)
    111. Akron41%52% (76)30% (131)
    112. Fresno St.41%40% (108)42% (103)
    113. Rice41%36% (122)46% (91)
    114. FIU41%46% (92)35% (118)
    115. Memphis40%39% (114)41% (108)
    116. Sam Houston39%56% (69)23% (135)
    117. Louisiana38%32% (127)44% (97)
    118. Charlotte38%35% (123)40% (109)
    119. EMU37%37% (117)36% (116)
    120. Texas St.36%38% (115)35% (121)
    121. New Mexico36%32% (129)41% (106)
    122. Kent St.36%34% (126)39% (113)
    123. WKU36%38% (116)35% (119)
    124. App. St.36%28% (131)43% (100)
    125. UMass36%39% (111)32% (128)
    126. Nevada35%36% (119)34% (123)
    127. NIU35%37% (118)33% (124)
    128. WMU33%26% (132)41% (105)
    129. Miami-OH33%15% (136)51% (78)
    130. Bowling Inexperienced32%45% (96)19% (136)
    131. Wash. St.32%34% (125)29% (132)
    132. UNLV32%34% (124)29% (133)
    133. Utah St.31%19% (135)43% (98)
    134. Ball St.29%22% (134)37% (115)
    135. J’ville St.28%24% (133)32% (126)
    136. Marshall27%31% (130)24% (134)

    As was the case in February, Clemson leads the best way right here. And with the best way that expertise trickles upward within the switch portal period, it is most likely not a shock that 9 of the highest 10 groups in returning manufacturing (and 22 of the highest 26) are power-conference groups. The P4 boasts 59.6% returning manufacturing general, whereas the G5 is at 46.8%. That is a fairly large hole, one which is not more likely to shrink anytime quickly.

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