2022 Season Grades - Beam Brackets

2022 Final Season Grades

Dead Dreams, Drama, and Dabo’s Mistake

For anyone who expected a mediocre weekend of championship games, the college football gods delivered the opposite. USC and TCU both had opportunities to stamp their tickets to the College Football Playoff, and both teams failed to win their respective conferences. USC, virtue of their now 11-2 record, is no longer in playoff contention. However, the TCU loss has thrown the CFP into a chaotic state. With TCU, Ohio State, and Alabama contending for the final two spots, who should get in? Well, the Buckeyes look to be sitting pretty, with just the lone loss coming to Michigan. With the USC loss, they will presumably move up into the top four. Then, it gets messier. By virtue of their 12-1 record, 12-0 regular season record, and decent strength of schedule, TCU deserves to be in. Yet, on the field, despite their 10-2 record, it is hard argue against the fact that Alabama is the better football team. So, will TCU fall far enough to push Alabama into the top four? Who should be in? In my opinion, TCU deserves the 4th spot, however, the committee can do whatever they like. After all, they call it a “playoff,” but in reality the CFP is a glorified invitational gate-kept by a dozen neatly dressed executives in a Grapevine, Texas, conference room. The rankings this season have shown us that their said criteria for ranking teams is nothing but the evidence of hypocrisy. Regardless of who does end up in the playoff though, it is setting up to feature some enthralling storylines and matchups. Oh, and none of this would have mattered if Dabo Swinney would have started Cade Klubnik the entire season, as he torched the Tar Heels in the ACC title game. Maybe, just maybe, the Tigers would have snuck in the back door with QB performances like that all season.

1	Georgia	A++
2	Michigan	A+
3	TCU	A
4	Ohio State	A
5	Tennessee	A
6	Alabama	A-
7	Clemson	A-
8	Penn State	A-
9	Kansas State	A-
10	USC	A-
11	Texas	B+
12	Oregon	B+
13	Florida State	B+
14	Utah	B+
15	Washington	B+
16	LSU	B+
17	Oregon State	B+
18	Tulane	B+
19	Troy	B
20	UCLA	B
21	Mississippi State	B
22	Notre Dame	B
23	Ole Miss	B
24	South Carolina	B
25	UT San Antonio	B
26	NC State	B
27	South Alabama	B-
28	Texas Tech	B-
29	North Carolina	B-
30	Louisville	B-
31	Kentucky	B-
32	Cincinnati	B-
33	Wake Forest	B-
34	Pittsburgh	B-
35	Illinois	B-
36	Oklahoma State	B-
37	Syracuse	B-
38	James Madison	B-
39	Coastal Carolina	B-
40	Marshall	B-
41	UCF	B-
42	Florida	B-
43	Minnesota	B-
44	Purdue	C+
45	Washington State	C+
46	Maryland	C+
47	Oklahoma	C+
48	Kansas	C+
49	Baylor	C+
50	Arkansas	C+
51	Duke	C+
52	Missouri	C+
53	Fresno State	C+
54	SMU	C+
55	Iowa	C+
56	Boise State	C+
57	Air Force	C+
58	Houston	C+
59	BYU	C+
60	Auburn	C
61	Ohio	C
62	East Carolina	C
63	West Virginia	C
64	Wisconsin	C
65	Liberty	C
66	Appalachian State	C
67	Western Kentucky	C
68	Michigan State	C
69	Vanderbilt	C
70	Texas A&M	C
71	Toledo	C
72	Iowa State	C
73	Memphis	C
74	Arizona	C
75	Georgia Tech	C
76	Louisiana	C-
77	San José State	C-
78	San Diego State	C-
79	Southern Mississippi	C-
80	Georgia Southern	C-
81	Wyoming	C-
82	Army	C-
83	Eastern Michigan	C-
84	UAB	C-
85	North Texas	C-
86	Miami	C-
87	Connecticut	C-
88	Middle Tennessee	C-
89	California	C-
90	Indiana	C-
91	Bowling Green	D+
92	Kent State	D+
93	Buffalo	D+
94	Utah State	D+
95	Navy	D+
96	Stanford	D+
97	Tulsa	D+
98	Rutgers	D+
99	Miami (OH)	D+
100	Nebraska	D+
101	Georgia State	D+
102	Louisiana Monroe	D+
103	Arizona State	D+
104	Ball State	D+
105	Rice	D
106	Florida Atlantic	D
107	Virginia	D
108	New Mexico State	D
109	UNLV	D
110	Boston College	D
111	Western Michigan	D
112	UTEP	D
113	Virginia Tech	D
114	Texas State	D
115	Central Michigan	D
116	Old Dominion	D
117	Arkansas State	D-
118	Colorado	D-
119	Louisiana Tech	D-
120	Temple	D-
121	Florida International	F+
122	Northern Illinois	F+
123	Northwestern	F+
124	Colorado State	F+
125	Hawai’i	F+
126	Akron	F+
127	Charlotte	F+
128	South Florida	F+
129	New Mexico	F
130	Nevada	F
131	UMass	F-

2022 Season Grades After Regular Season

Hail to the Victors

It has been a remarkable season in college football. Filled with upsets, new emerging contenders, and many memorable moments on the field, as well as new developments in transfers, NIL, conference realignment, playoff expansion, and so much more. The landscape of college football may be changing, but the reasons we love it so much are still ever-present every fall Saturday afternoon. That said, the final week of the regular season had one last shock in store: the dethronement of Ohio State as the best team in the Big Ten. The Michigan Wolverines, after a historic drought, have now beaten Ohio State two years running, and convincingly so. The algorithm was never sure about Michigan this year— between their abismal non-conference schedule and their sometimes less than convincing performances, but the Wolverines proved their worthiness at the top of college football when the stakes were highest. There is one other situation to address in the algorithm this week: the continual overrating of Texas. As a four loss team in the middle of the congested Big 12, the Longhorns have one main argument to being ranked so highly— their close loss to Alabama. For whatever reason, the algorithm sees this, and to be fair, the rest of their relatively daunting schedule, as justification to leapfrog the Longhorns so high. If anything, Texas displays the truth to one common narrative about this year— the existence of relative equality between the few at the top and then a drop-off to the next twenty to thirty teams. Sure, Texas doesn’t deserve their grade compared to their surroundings, and I will certainly be addressing that before next season, but Texas isn’t all that different from anyone around them. So then, how elite are those lucky few at the top? Well, luckily, the results of bowl and playoff games will be a major test of that.

1	Georgia	A++
2	TCU	A+
3	Michigan	A
4	Ohio State	A
5	USC	A
6	Alabama	A
7	Tennessee	A
8	Kansas State	A-
9	Penn State	A-
10	Clemson	A-
11	Texas	A-
12	Oregon	B+
13	LSU	B+
14	Utah	B+
15	Washington	B+
16	Florida State	B+
17	Oregon State	B+
18	UCLA	B+
19	Tulane	B+
20	Mississippi State	B
21	Notre Dame	B
22	Troy	B
23	Ole Miss	B
24	South Carolina	B
25	North Carolina	B
26	Texas Tech	B
27	NC State	B
28	UT San Antonio	B
29	UCF	B
30	South Alabama	B
31	Louisville	B-
32	Cincinnati	B-
33	Oklahoma State	B-
34	Kentucky	B-
35	Pittsburgh	B-
36	Coastal Carolina	B-
37	Illinois	B-
38	Wake Forest	B-
39	Syracuse	B-
40	James Madison	B-
41	Purdue	B-
42	Kansas	B-
43	Oklahoma	B-
44	Washington State	B-
45	Florida	B-
46	Baylor	B-
47	Minnesota	B-
48	Marshall	B-
49	Boise State	B-
50	Maryland	C+
51	Duke	C+
52	Arkansas	C+
53	SMU	C+
54	Missouri	C+
55	Iowa	C+
56	Ohio	C+
57	Fresno State	C+
58	Air Force	C+
59	Houston	C+
60	BYU	C+
61	East Carolina	C+
62	Auburn	C+
63	West Virginia	C
64	Wisconsin	C
65	Liberty	C
66	Western Kentucky	C
67	Iowa State	C
68	Michigan State	C
69	Memphis	C
70	Texas A&M	C
71	Vanderbilt	C
72	Arizona	C
73	Appalachian State	C
74	Georgia Tech	C
75	Louisiana	C-
76	San José State	C-
77	San Diego State	C-
78	North Texas	C-
79	Southern Mississippi	C-
80	Georgia Southern	C-
81	Wyoming	C-
82	Toledo	C-
83	UAB	C-
84	Miami	C-
85	Eastern Michigan	C-
86	California	C-
87	Army	C-
88	Middle Tennessee	C-
89	Connecticut	C-
90	Indiana	C-
91	Bowling Green	D+
92	Kent State	D+
93	Utah State	D+
94	Navy	D+
95	Stanford	D+
96	Tulsa	D+
97	Miami (OH)	D+
98	Nebraska	D+
99	Rutgers	D+
100	Arizona State	D+
101	Georgia State	D+
102	Buffalo	D+
103	Florida Atlantic	D+
104	Rice	D+
105	Louisiana Monroe	D+
106	Virginia	D+
107	Ball State	D+
108	UNLV	D
109	Boston College	D
110	Western Michigan	D
111	UTEP	D
112	Virginia Tech	D
113	Texas State	D
114	New Mexico State	D
115	Central Michigan	D
116	Old Dominion	D
117	Arkansas State	D-
118	Colorado	D-
119	Temple	D-
120	Louisiana Tech	D-
121	Florida International	F+
122	Colorado State	F+
123	Northern Illinois	F+
124	Northwestern	F+
125	Akron	F+
126	Hawai’i	F+
127	South Florida	F+
128	Charlotte	F+
129	New Mexico	F+
130	Nevada	F
131	UMass	F-

2022 Season Grades After Week 11

Super-Frogs and the Not-So-Super-PAC 12:

After the yearly tradition of PAC 12 playoff hopeful cannibalization played out on Saturday, Oregon and UCLA both take tumbles in the rankings. The Oregon Ducks, after a heartbreaking loss to hated rival Washington, stay in the top 15 due to their performance since the loss to Georgia in week 1. UCLA, on the other hand, takes a longer tumble after a loss to a mediocre Arizona team, and a resume marred by close games that cannot hold them close to the top. In Austin, the TCU Horned Frogs proved their case to be a playoff contender by dominating the Texas offense all night long. The final score indicates a closer game, which is why the model still has Texas so high, but in reality TCU walked away with this game with superior play in the second half. The TCU resume, despite their closer games, finally is more impressive to the model than the Ohio State on field performance, and as such, the Frogs find themselves sitting at number 2 in these season grades.

1	Georgia	A++
2	TCU	A+
3	Ohio State	A+
4	Tennessee	A
5	Alabama	A
6	Michigan	A
7	Clemson	A-
8	USC	A-
9	LSU	A-
10	Utah	A-
11	Penn State	A-
12	Kansas State	A-
13	Oregon	A-
14	North Carolina	B+
15	Texas	B+
16	Ole Miss	B+
17	UCLA	B+
18	Florida State	B+
19	Washington	B+
20	Notre Dame	B+
21	UCF	B+
22	Oklahoma State	B+
23	Oregon State	B
24	Mississippi State	B
25	Tulane	B
26	NC State	B
27	Troy	B
28	Kansas	B
29	Coastal Carolina	B
30	Louisville	B
31	Florida	B
32	South Alabama	B
33	Cincinnati	B-
34	Wake Forest	B-
35	Syracuse	B-
36	UT San Antonio	B-
37	Baylor	B-
38	Illinois	B-
39	Texas Tech	B-
40	Minnesota	B-
41	Liberty	B-
42	Washington State	B-
43	Kentucky	B-
44	Oklahoma	B-
45	Duke	C+
46	Purdue	C+
47	SMU	C+
48	Iowa	C+
49	Maryland	C+
50	Pittsburgh	C+
51	East Carolina	C+
52	James Madison	C+
53	Arkansas	C+
54	South Carolina	C+
55	Marshall	C+
56	Toledo	C+
57	Houston	C+
58	Boise State	C+
59	Iowa State	C+
60	Michigan State	C+
61	BYU	C
62	Air Force	C
63	Wisconsin	C
64	Fresno State	C
65	Ohio	C
66	Appalachian State	C
67	Memphis	C
68	Missouri	C
69	Auburn	C
70	Western Kentucky	C
71	West Virginia	C
72	San José State	C
73	Arizona	C
74	San Diego State	C
75	Wyoming	C
76	Louisiana	C-
77	Miami	C-
78	North Texas	C-
79	Connecticut	C-
80	Southern Mississippi	C-
81	UAB	C-
82	Georgia Southern	C-
83	Stanford	C-
84	Vanderbilt	C-
85	Texas A&M	C-
86	Georgia Tech	C-
87	Florida Atlantic	C-
88	Ball State	C-
89	Arizona State	C-
90	Buffalo	D+
91	California	D+
92	Rutgers	D+
93	Georgia State	D+
94	Kent State	D+
95	Louisiana Monroe	D+
96	Rice	D+
97	Army	D+
98	Indiana	D+
99	Eastern Michigan	D+
100	Central Michigan	D+
101	Utah State	D+
102	UNLV	D+
103	Boston College	D+
104	Middle Tennessee	D+
105	Bowling Green	D+
106	Virginia	D+
107	Navy	D
108	Nebraska	D
109	Tulsa	D
110	Old Dominion	D
111	Texas State	D
112	Miami (OH)	D
113	Arkansas State	D
114	Louisiana Tech	D-
115	UTEP	D-
116	Northern Illinois	D-
117	Virginia Tech	D-
118	Temple	D-
119	Colorado	D-
120	Florida International	D-
121	Western Michigan	D-
122	New Mexico State	D-
123	Northwestern	F+
124	South Florida	F+
125	New Mexico	F+
126	Colorado State	F
127	Hawai’i	F
128	Nevada	F
129	Akron	F
130	Charlotte	F
132	UMass	F-

2022 Season Grades After Week 10

The Best and the Rest:

The Georgia Bulldogs have separated themselves at the top of college football. Their resume and strength of schedule grades finally have the big game to prove to the computers what the human eye has seen for a while. Along with a shaky Buckeyes performance, the Bulldogs have flipped the top of the rankings and do not intend to look back. Yet, after a heartbreaking overtime loss in Death Valley, Alabama still sits at number 6 as a team that is two plays away from being 5-4. Why? On the flip side, they are two plays away from being 9-0 and possibly the number 1 team in the country. The resume is not great for Alabama, but their performance rating has plenty of merit. Remember, in terms of performance, close road losses mean the same as close home wins to the computer, and Alabama has two of those. Furthermore, the separation between the Tide and number 13 Ole Miss is marginal, with cases to be made for all 8 teams in that region to be ranked anywhere. Alabama certainly does not deserve to be ranked any higher than they are, but the model asserts that there is no definite argument that they should be any lower, either.

1	Georgia	A+
2	Ohio State	A+
3	TCU	A+
4	Tennessee	A
5	Michigan	A
6	Alabama	A-
7	Clemson	A-
8	Oregon	A-
9	USC	A-
10	UCLA	A-
11	LSU	A-
12	Utah	A-
13	Ole Miss	A-
14	Texas	B+
15	Penn State	B+
16	Kansas State	B+
17	Notre Dame	B+
18	North Carolina	B+
19	NC State	B+
20	Tulane	B+
21	Kansas	B+
22	Mississippi State	B+
23	Florida State	B
24	Oklahoma State	B
25	UCF	B
26	Louisville	B
27	Washington	B
28	Syracuse	B
29	Baylor	B
30	Illinois	B
31	Wake Forest	B
32	Troy	B
33	Liberty	B
34	Coastal Carolina	B
35	Oregon State	B
36	South Alabama	B
37	Kentucky	B
38	Oklahoma	B-
39	Cincinnati	B-
40	Florida	B-
41	UT San Antonio	B-
42	East Carolina	B-
43	South Carolina	B-
44	Maryland	B-
45	Minnesota	B-
46	Arkansas	B-
47	Washington State	B-
48	Duke	C+
49	Texas Tech	C+
50	SMU	C+
51	Iowa State	C+
52	Houston	C+
53	Iowa	C+
54	Pittsburgh	C+
55	Wisconsin	C+
56	James Madison	C+
57	Appalachian State	C+
58	Purdue	C+
59	BYU	C+
60	Marshall	C+
61	Toledo	C
62	Boise State	C
63	San José State	C
64	Michigan State	C
65	Missouri	C
66	Air Force	C
67	Memphis	C
68	North Texas	C
69	Georgia Southern	C
70	Fresno State	C
71	Ohio	C
72	Auburn	C
73	Southern Mississippi	C
74	Wyoming	C
75	Stanford	C-
76	Western Kentucky	C-
77	Texas A&M	C-
78	Georgia Tech	C-
79	West Virginia	C-
80	Georgia State	C-
81	Buffalo	C-
82	Arizona State	C-
83	Louisiana	C-
84	California	C-
85	Miami	C-
86	Ball State	C-
87	UAB	C-
88	Rice	C-
89	San Diego State	C-
90	Connecticut	C-
91	Bowling Green	C-
92	Rutgers	C-
93	Arizona	C-
94	Virginia	D+
95	Army	D+
96	UNLV	D+
97	Vanderbilt	D+
98	Florida Atlantic	D+
99	Indiana	D+
100	Old Dominion	D+
101	Eastern Michigan	D+
102	Navy	D+
103	Louisiana Monroe	D+
104	Nebraska	D+
105	Kent State	D+
106	Tulsa	D+
107	Miami (OH)	D
108	Utah State	D
109	Central Michigan	D
110	Middle Tennessee	D
111	Texas State	D
112	Louisiana Tech	D
113	Boston College	D
114	Arkansas State	D
115	Virginia Tech	D-
116	UTEP	D-
117	Temple	D-
118	Western Michigan	D-
119	Florida International	D-
120	Northwestern	D-
121	Colorado	D-
122	Northern Illinois	D-
123	South Florida	D-
124	New Mexico	F+
125	New Mexico State	F+
126	Akron	F
127	Charlotte	F
128	Colorado State	F
129	Nevada	F
130	Hawai’i	F
131	UMass	F-

2022 Season Grades After Week 9

Tiger Rag-Doll:

A great example of how these grades are calculated is looking at the change in the Clemson Tigers’ grade from last week to this week. After a close win over a previously unbeaten Syracuse, Clemson found themselves all the way up at number 2. However, after a bye week, they have dropped all the way to number 6. Why? Their resume took a massive hit while they were not on the field: Wake Forest and Syracuse were both soundly beaten by inferior competition. These games did not feature that orange paw on one of the teams’ helmets, but they affected Clemson all the same. So, given some massive SEC matchups this week, expect a lot of movement from the algorithm next week.

1	Ohio State	A+
2	TCU	A+
3	Georgia	A+
4	Tennessee	A+
5	Alabama	A
6	Clemson	A
7	Michigan	A
8	USC	A-
9	Oregon	A-
10	Kansas State	A-
11	UCLA	A-
12	Ole Miss	B+
13	LSU	B+
14	Oklahoma State	B+
15	Utah	B+
16	Penn State	B+
17	Syracuse	B+
18	Tulane	B+
19	Illinois	B+
20	North Carolina	B+
21	Texas	B+
22	NC State	B+
23	Wake Forest	B+
24	Mississippi State	B
25	Oregon State	B
26	Notre Dame	B
27	Florida State	B
28	Oklahoma	B
29	Kansas	B
30	Troy	B
31	UCF	B
32	Louisville	B
33	Maryland	B-
34	Liberty	B-
35	Baylor	B-
36	Washington	B-
37	Coastal Carolina	B-
38	Arkansas	B-
39	South Alabama	B-
40	Cincinnati	B-
41	East Carolina	B-
42	Kentucky	B-
43	UT San Antonio	B-
44	James Madison	B-
45	Purdue	B-
46	Houston	B-
47	Texas Tech	B-
48	South Carolina	C+
49	Appalachian State	C+
50	Minnesota	C+
51	Florida	C+
52	Duke	C+
53	Boise State	C+
54	Southern Mississippi	C+
55	Missouri	C+
56	Washington State	C+
57	SMU	C
58	Georgia Southern	C
59	San José State	C
60	Toledo	C
61	Memphis	C
62	Iowa State	C
63	Texas A&M	C
64	Marshall	C
65	Iowa	C
66	BYU	C
67	Wisconsin	C
68	Pittsburgh	C
69	Stanford	C
70	Air Force	C
71	Auburn	C
72	Wyoming	C
73	North Texas	C
74	Ohio	C
75	West Virginia	C-
76	Fresno State	C-
77	Miami	C-
78	Western Kentucky	C-
79	Michigan State	C-
80	UAB	C-
81	Louisiana	C-
82	Buffalo	C-
83	Arizona State	C-
84	Georgia Tech	C-
85	Ball State	C-
86	Army	C-
87	Vanderbilt	C-
88	Rutgers	C-
89	Virginia	C-
90	UNLV	D+
91	Rice	D+
92	Bowling Green	D+
93	Arizona	D+
94	Connecticut	D+
95	Indiana	D+
96	California	D+
97	Georgia State	D+
98	Florida Atlantic	D+
99	Middle Tennessee	D+
100	Old Dominion	D+
101	San Diego State	D+
102	Nebraska	D+
103	Texas State	D+
104	Eastern Michigan	D+
105	Navy	D+
106	Tulsa	D
107	Kent State	D
108	Central Michigan	D
109	Miami (OH)	D
110	Louisiana Monroe	D
111	UTEP	D
112	Utah State	D
113	Boston College	D
114	Arkansas State	D
115	Florida International	D
116	Virginia Tech	D
117	Louisiana Tech	D-
118	South Florida	D-
119	Western Michigan	D-
120	Northern Illinois	D-
121	Colorado	F+
122	New Mexico	F+
123	Temple	F+
124	Northwestern	F+
125	New Mexico State	F+
126	Charlotte	F+
127	Colorado State	F
128	Hawai’i	F
129	Akron	F
130	Nevada	F
131	UMass	F-

2022 Season Grades After Week 8

Inside the Matrix:

When looking at these season grades, keep in mind how they are calculated. If you win games against good competition, a third of your grade will be high. If you win games by a large margin against good competition, a third of your grade will be high. And, if you have a clean record against a hard schedule, a third of your grade will be high. In the computer model, all games are weighed equally. So, one atrocious game counts the same as one amazing game, and three bad teams on your schedule cannot be erased by playing the best team in the country. Some may see that as a flaw in the system, but it ensures that every play matters. A team is as good as the sum of its parts, and as such, the Buckeyes top the first rankings based on the games that have been played thus far.

1	Ohio State	A+
2	Clemson	A+
3	TCU	A+
4	Georgia	A
5	Tennessee	A
6	Alabama	A
7	USC	A
8	Michigan	A-
9	Syracuse	A-
10	Oklahoma State	A-
11	Oregon	A-
12	Wake Forest	A-
13	Ole Miss	B+
14	UCLA	B+
15	Penn State	B+
16	LSU	B+
17	Kansas State	B+
18	NC State	B+
19	Utah	B+
20	Texas	B+
21	Tulane	B+
22	Illinois	B+
23	Mississippi State	B
24	Oregon State	B
25	North Carolina	B
26	Liberty	B
27	Florida State	B
28	Texas Tech	B
29	Kentucky	B
30	Troy	B
31	Kansas	B
32	Cincinnati	B
33	Washington	B-
34	Maryland	B-
35	Oklahoma	B-
36	South Carolina	B-
37	UCF	B-
38	Notre Dame	B-
39	South Alabama	B-
40	Houston	B-
41	Louisville	B-
42	UT San Antonio	B-
43	James Madison	B-
44	Purdue	B-
45	Coastal Carolina	B-
46	Arkansas	B-
47	Florida	B-
48	East Carolina	B-
49	Baylor	C+
50	Duke	C+
51	Washington State	C+
52	Boise State	C+
53	Marshall	C+
54	San José State	C+
55	Iowa State	C+
56	Appalachian State	C+
57	Minnesota	C+
58	Toledo	C
59	Georgia Southern	C
60	Stanford	C
61	Memphis	C
62	Rice	C
63	Auburn	C
64	Pittsburgh	C
65	BYU	C
66	Texas A&M	C
67	Western Kentucky	C
68	Southern Mississippi	C
69	Louisiana	C
70	UAB	C
71	Buffalo	C
72	Wisconsin	C
73	SMU	C
74	Missouri	C
75	Iowa	C
76	Wyoming	C
77	Air Force	C
78	West Virginia	C-
79	Rutgers	C-
80	Georgia Tech	C-
81	Virginia	C-
82	Michigan State	C-
83	Fresno State	C-
84	Ohio	C-
85	Old Dominion	C-
86	Vanderbilt	C-
87	Arizona State	C-
88	North Texas	C-
89	Indiana	C-
90	Army	C-
91	San Diego State	D+
92	Arizona	D+
93	Miami	D+
94	Eastern Michigan	D+
95	UNLV	D+
96	California	D+
97	Bowling Green	D+
98	Nebraska	D+
99	Ball State	D+
100	Tulsa	D+
101	Connecticut	D+
102	Kent State	D+
103	Middle Tennessee	D+
104	Boston College	D
105	Texas State	D
106	Florida Atlantic	D
107	Arkansas State	D
108	Navy	D
109	UTEP	D
110	Louisiana Monroe	D
111	Georgia State	D
112	Miami (OH)	D
113	Louisiana Tech	D
114	Utah State	D
115	Central Michigan	D
116	Western Michigan	D-
117	Virginia Tech	D-
118	Northern Illinois	D-
119	South Florida	D-
120	Temple	D-
121	Florida International	D-
122	Colorado	D-
123	Northwestern	F+
124	New Mexico	F+
125	Akron	F+
126	Colorado State	F
127	Hawai’i	F
128	UMass	F
129	New Mexico State	F
130	Nevada	F
131	Charlotte	F-