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Below are the numbers, broken into single-year (2014-15) and multi-year scores.
(If you’re unfamiliar, the APR is the best real-time tracker of performance — far better than the graduation rates — because it awards points for retention and eligibility.)
Kudos to Cal, which posted a 997 single-year score.
Not long ago — quite recently, in fact — the Bears were the worst performers (APR and graduation rates) of any school in the Power 5 conferences.
The scores have been steadily improving thanks to institutional changes, but these single-year numbers are a great leap forward.
(Cal’s men’s basketball single-year total was even better: 1,000.)
Also worth noting: Stanford’s single-year scores, no doubt affected by NFL attrition, are the lowest since the NCAA began reporting that piece of the puzzle late last decade.
The Cardinal’s multi-year score remains the best (tied) in the conference.
SINGLE YEAR
Cal 997
Utah 997
Arizona State 990
Colorado 973
USC 973
Stanford 971
Oregon 967
UCLA 963
Washington 962
Washington State 962
Oregon State 956
Arizona 916
MULTI-YEAR
Stanford 983
Utah 983
Washington 974
UCLA 972
Oregon 969
Colorado 968
Washington State 965
Arizona State 960
Cal 960
USC 959
Arizona 955
Oregon State 949
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