4/26 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings with Top 10 Profiles & Bubble Watch

Virginia stays at the top spot for the third week in a row despite the loss to Wake Forest in the finals of the ACC Championship. UCLA and North Carolina stay at No. 2 and No. 3 while Ohio State and TCU swap spots at No. 4 and No. 5.  Wake Forest and Georgia swap spots at No. 6 and No. 7 while Texas Tech moves up to No. 8. Florida moves up two spots to No. 9 and Oklahoma remains at No. 10. For further details on why the teams moved check out my profiles on each team further down below.

This set of rankings used each team's nine best wins as will next week's unpublished rankings which will be used to make the at-large selections for the NCAA Tournament.

Purdue and Indiana were the biggest upward movers with both teams coming up six spots while Drake and Cal Poly had the biggest drops with both falling five spots.

The following teams moved up at least 4 spots versus the last rankings - movement in ( ):
#12 Cal - (+4) - beat Washington and USC
#27 Stanford (+5) - beat Oregon
#32 Virginia Tech (+4) - beat Florida State
#35 Penn State (+4) - beat Illinois
#37 Notre Dame (+4) - beat Duke
#45 South Carolina (+5) - beat Arkansas
#48 Denver (+4) - beat New Mexico
#53 Purdue (+6) - beat Wisconsin and Minnesota
#58 Indiana (+6) - beat Wisconsin and Minnesota
#70 UC Davis (+4) - beat UC Irvine

The following teams dropped down at least 4 spots versus the last rankings (still ranked):
#51 Drake (-5) - lost to unranked Southern Illinois and Illinois State
#52 Princeton (-4) - lost to unranked Penn
#57 Wisconsin (-4) - lost to Purdue and Indiana
#62 Georgia State (-4) - lost to UT Arlington
#68 Cal Poly (-5) - lost to UC Santa Barbara

There were 0 teams to drop out or enter this week which is the first time all season that has happened.

My projections were actually the best they've been all season with me nailing everyone in the top 40. My points were off slightly on Stanford and Penn State though the reason Penn State was off was because it incorrectly keyed its road win over Wisconsin as a home win so they missed out on a .06 road bonus.

Here is a list of the teams that I'd consider to be on the NCAA Men's Bubble along with remaining matches (if any) and best wins. Everybody on this list wants to see San Diego win the West Coast Conference Tournament because if USD were to get upset that means they'd still get in but as an at-large instead of getting the WCC's automatic berth.  USD taking an at-large bid would lower the cutoff from 42 to 41 which means an extra team on the bubble would be left out.

4/26 Ranking:

#37 Notre Dame (21.89) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - North Carolina, Michigan, NC State, Indiana, Duke (2X), Miami, Western Michigan, Louisville
Outlook - VERY GOOD 
Comments - Indiana has gone on a tear down the stretch so that should really help Notre Dame. Indiana, Michigan, and Western Michigan are the only of its best wins that are still playing and it looks like Indiana and Michigan will play in the B1G quarters so one of those teams is guaranteed a spot in the semifinals.

#38 Oregon (21.73) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - at Washington, Old Dominion, UCSB, Denver, Boise State, Indiana, at Loyola Marymount, at Pacific, Utah
Outlook - VERY GOOD
Comments - 6 of their best 9 wins are playing this week (Wash/Utah/ODU are done). I think Oregon is going to get in regardless but for safe measure it wants Denver to win the Summit, San Diego to win the WCC, and UCSB to at least make the finals of the Big West.

#39 Dartmouth (21.67) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - Tulane, Memphis, Drake, Princeton, Harvard, Cornell, St. John's (2X), Clemson
Outlook - PRETTY GOOD 
Comments: Drake and St. John's are the only of its best wins still playing - Drake dropped five spots this week after two losses last week so that won't help. St. John's will be favored to win its conference tournament but I don't see them coming up much. The thing working in Dartmouth's favor is its almost 2 point lead on the group at 41-44.

#40 Washington (21.57) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - USC, Texas, East Tennessee State, Pepperdine, Cal Poly, Utah (2X), Penn, Portland
Outlook - PRETTY GOOD
Comments - 4 of their 9 best wins are playing this week with Cal Poly and Portland probably having the best chance to pick up ranked wins. Washington fans also want San Diego to win the WCC. I think Washington makes it in with a little room to spare.

#41 Memphis (19.92)  - regular season over
9 Best Wins - at SMU, at Ole Miss, at Vanderbilt, Harvard, Denver, at Middle Tennessee State, at San Diego State, VCU, Louisville
Outlook - TIGHT
Comments - Denver and SDSU are the only best wins still playing - SDSU will likely be playing a ranked New Mexico team in the Mountain West so a win there could bump it up in the rankings.

#42 Baylor (19.84) - at Oklahoma State (Big 12 Tournament),
9 Best Wins - Texas, Columbia, Oregon, Memphis, UC Irvine, Abilene Christian, 3 sub 125s
Outlook - REAL TIGHT 
Comments - BU is the only bubble team that can still improve its stock on its own merits - a win over Oklahoma State would seal a bid. Texas and UC Irvine are the only two of its best wins still playing but Texas will be an underdog against Oklahoma as will UC Irvine against UCSB in the Big West semis. I think if Baylor loses to Oklahoma State they are probably going to be the first one out.

#43 Alabama (19.62) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - Ole Miss, LSU, S. Carolina, Princeton, Georgia St, Auburn, N Florida, Miami, UAB
Outlook - TIGHT  
Comments - None of its best wins are still playing but the South Carolina win will be worth more since they rose from 50 to 45. Those extra points may be enough to push Alabama past Baylor especially if Baylor loses to Oklahoma State.

#44 NC State (18.92) - regular season over
9 Best Wins - Wake Forest, Dartmouth, Drake, South Carolina, Clemson (2X), Miami, Elon, Troy
Outlook - NEEDS HELP
Comments - The South Carolina win will improve but the Drake and Clemson wins will probably go the other way to offset the gains. NC State needs Baylor to lose and needs Denver and San Diego State to get beat by lower ranked teams which would in effect drop them in the rankings and thus bring down Memphis's point total.

#45 South Carolina (18.19) - regular season over (currently has a 14-15 record)
9 Best Wins - Arkansas (2X), Vanderbilt, Georgia Tech, Auburn, Clemson, Tennessee, 2 sub 125s
Outlook - OUT -
Comments - A sub .500 record eliminates the Gamecocks from consideration - even if they picked up an extra match this week to get to .500 it likely wouldn't be enough to move up to No. 42.

If I had to make a prediction today I'd say that Baylor, NC State, and South Carolina are the three that will just miss out while everyone else makes it in.
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Here is a quick look back at last year's NCAA Bubble Watch with notes on how some teams made it and others didn't make it - ranking points total listed first. You had to feel sorry for Tulane after they missed out by just .10 - brutal!!

17.93 - Pepperdine (fourth to last team in) - was ranked #42 in the last published rankings and finished at #9. Waves beat #52 San Francisco in the WCC Tournament before losing to #22 San Diego - points total rose 1.75 points.

17.28 - San Diego State (third to last team in) - was ranked #38 in last published rankings and finished at #40. SDSU got upset by an unranked Nevada in the Mountain West Tournament and its point total fell 1.50 points.

17.08 Tennessee (second to last team in) - was ranked #40 in the last published rankings and finished at #41. UT did not play the last week of the season since the SEC Tournament was held the week prior. It's point total dropped .35 from the week prior.

16.93 Georgia Tech (last team in) - was ranked #55 in the last published rankings but rose all the way to #42 due to wins over #14 Virginia Tech and #35 Notre Dame at the ACC Tournament. Those wins brought its point total up 6.11.

16.83 Tulane (first team out) - was ranked #41 in the last published rankings but fell to #43 in the final unpublished rankings. Tulane's conference tournament finished the week prior with its point total coming up .37 from it's best 9 wins moving around.

16.32 Dartmouth (second team out) - was ranked #46 in the last published rankings and came up to #44 after beating #34 Harvard in the final week of the season. Dartmouth's points total came up 1.68 points week over week.

15.76 Memphis (third team out) - was ranked #43 in the last published rankings and fell to #45 in the final unpublished rankings despite not playing the final week. Memphis's points total fell .10 week over week.

The reason why I listed all of these is to show you how these team went up or down to make it or not make. Just about everyone that was on the bubble last year played that final weekend of the season so that's why we saw some large swings. This year basically everyone on the bubble is finished playing so that's why I don't expect to see a big jump or decrease in point totals.

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Below I'll breakdown the team Top 10 looking at the 9 best wins that were used in the rankings this week along with other quality ranked wins. I also listed the point totals gained from the best wins and losses to come up with the computer score.  

Virginia (24-4) stays at No. 1 after beating NC State and North Carolina before falling to Wake Forest in the finals in a 4-3 thriller. 

• 9 Best Wins (750.4): #2 UCLA, #3 North Carolina, #4 TCU, #6 Wake Forest (2X), #9 Florida, #10 Oklahoma, #20 Kentucky, #21 Florida State
• Other Quality Wins:  #23 Tulsa, #28 San Diego, at #30 Georgia Tech, #36 Virginia Tech,  #41 Notre Dame, #44 NC State
• Losses (9.7): #3 North Carolina (2X), #6 Wake Forest, #15 Illinois
• Computer Score:  750.4/9.7 = 77.36 (was 74.16)
• What's Coming Up: NCAA Tournament
• Comments: Virginia should be locked in as the #1 seed for the NCAA Tournament however I suppose that UNC could jump ahead of them and UCLA if the committee goes off H2H. 

UCLA (22-2) stays at No. 2 after defeating Stanford and California to win the Pac-12 Tournament. 

• 9 Best Wins (661.2): #6 Georgia (2X), #8 USC (2X), #13 Texas A&M, #16 Cal (2X), #27 SMU, at #32 Stanford
• Other Quality Wins: #28 San Diego, #30 Georgia Tech, #32 Stanford (2X), #35 Oregon, at #37 Washington
• Losses (9.2): #1 Virginia, #3 North Carolina
• Computer Score:  661.2/9.2 = 71.87 (was 70.57)
• What's Coming Up: NCAA Tournament
• Comments: UCLA should be finish the year ranked #2 but they drop to a 3 seed for the NCAAs due to the H2H loss to UNC. 

North Carolina (25-4) stays at No. 3 after a close loss to Virginia in the ACC semifinals. 

• 9 Best Wins (742.6): #1 Virginia (2X + 1 on road), #2 UCLA, #5 Ohio State, #9 Texas Tech, #10 Oklahoma, #15 Illinois, #30 Georgia Tech (2X)
• Other Quality Wins: #34 Vanderbilt, #36 Virginia Tech, #42 NC State (2X + 1 on road)
• Losses (10.6): #1 Virginia, #7 Wake Forest, at #21 Florida State, at #41 Notre Dame
• Computer Score:  742.6/10.6 = 70.06 (was 69.96)
• What's Coming Up: NCAA Tournament
• Comments: UNC should finish the year ranked #3 but they might be either the #1 or #2 seed in the NCAAs if the committee uses H2H.

Ohio State (27-2) rises one spot to No. 4 after blanking both Northwestern and Illinois. 

• 9 Best Wins (640.4): at 10 Oklahoma, #11 Florida, #13 Texas A&M (2X), #14 Northwestern, #15 Illinois, at #17 South Florida, #19 Texas, at #20 Kentucky
• Other Quality Wins:  #22 Michigan, #36 Virginia Tech, #39 Penn State, at #41 Notre Dame, #43 Baylor
• Losses (9.3): #1 North Carolina, at #6 Georgia
• Computer Score:  640.4/9.3 = 68.86 (was 66.53)
• What's Coming Up: Big Ten Tournament (4/29-5/1) - Wisconsin/Nebraska winner, Michigan/Indiana winner, Illinois/Northwestern winner
• Comments: The Buckeyes went undefeated in the Big Ten and will be heavy favorites to win the Big Ten Tournament in Minneapolis. 

TCU (22-3) drops one spot to No. 5 after a loss at Texas Tech. 

• 9 Best Wins (666.6): #8 USC, #10 Oklahoma, #12 Oklahoma State (2X), at #13 Texas A&M, #14 Northwestern, #15 Illinois (2X +1 on road), at #17 South Florida
• Other Quality Wins: at #19 Texas, #23 Tulsa, #24 Columbia, #26 Rice, #27 SMU, #32 Stanford, #38 Dartmouth, #43 Baylor
• Losses (9.7): #1 Virginia, #9 Texas Tech, #16 California
• Computer Score:  666.6/9.7 = 68.72 (was 69.44)
• What's Coming Up: Big 12 Tournament (4/30-5/1) - Oklahoma/Texas winner, Texas Tech/Oklahoma State winner
• Comments: TCU will most likely face Oklahoma again in the Big 12 semifinals and if they get past OU they'd see the winner of the Texas Tech/Oklahoma State match. It looks like No. 4 may be TCU's ceiling if it wins the Big 12 because UVA and UNC have the better wins and UCLA has fewer losses. 

Wake Forest (29-5) moves up one spot to No. 6 after winning the ACC Championship which included a 4-3 win over No. 1 Virginia in the finals. 

• 9 Best Wins (706.2): #1 Virginia, at #3 North Carolina, #8 USC, #9 Texas Tech, #10 Oklahoma (2X + 1 on road), at #21 Florida State, #30 Georgia Tech, at #36 Virginia Tech
• Other Quality Wins: #36 Virginia Tech, #41 Notre Dame (2X), #50 South Carolina
• Losses (10.7): #1 Virginia (2X), #12 Oklahoma State, #19 Texas, #44 NC State
• Computer Score: 706.2/10.7 = 66.00 (was 59.02)
• What's Coming Up: NCAA Tournament.
• Comments: Wake is most likely locked in as the #6 seed at the NCAAs. 

Georgia (20-4) drops one spot to No. 7 after losing to Florida in the finals of the SEC Tournament. 

• 9 Best Wins (606.8): #5 Ohio State, #11 Florida, at #13 Texas A&M, at #18 Arkansas, #20 Kentucky, #24 Columbia, #25 Mississippi State (2X), at #29 Ole Miss
• Other Quality Wins: #29 Ole Miss, #30 Georgia Tech, at #33 LSU, at #34 Vanderbilt, #40 Alabama, #42 Memphis, #47 UC Santa Barbara, at #50 South Carolina  
• Losses (9.7): #2 UCLA (2X), #9 Texas Tech, #11 Florida
• Computer Score: 606.8/9.7 = 62.56 (was 65.82)
• What's Coming Up:  NCAA Tournament
• Comments: Georgia should be the #7 seed in the NCAAs however if Texas Tech stays at #8 the committee may give Texas Tech the bump due to the H2H win. 

Texas Tech (26-4) rises one spot to No. 8 after beating both Texas and TCU. 

• 9 Best Wins (610.6): #4 TCU, #6 Georgia, at #10 Oklahoma, #11 Florida, #19 Texas, #23 Tulsa, #29 Ole Miss, #31 Tulane, #32 Ole Miss, at #43 Baylor 
• Other Quality Wins: #43 Baylor, at #44 NC State, #46 Drake, #48 Princeton
• Losses (10.2): #3 North Carolina, #7 Wake Forest, #12 Oklahoma State, #26 Rice 
• Computer Score: 610.6/10.2 = 59.86 (was 53.89)
• What's Coming Up: Big 12 Tournament (4/29-5/1) - Oklahoma State/Baylor winner, TCU/Oklahoma winner
• Comments: The Red Raiders snagged a share of the Big 12 regular season title and the #1 seed in the conference tournament with a huge win over TCU. Tech will most likely see Oklahoma State on Saturday in the Big 12 semifinals which will be a tough task because the tournament is being held in Stillwater. If they beat Oklahoma State then they'd have to tackle TCU or Oklahoma and I'm sure both of these teams will be looking for some revenge. 

Florida (18-6) makes its first appearance in the top 10 after avenging regular season losses to Texas A&M and Georgia in route to winning the SEC Championship.

• 9 Best Wins (584.9): #6 Georgia, #13 Texas A&M, #18 Arkansas, at #19 Texas, #20 Kentucky, #21 Florida State, at #25 Mississippi State, #29 Ole Miss, at #33 LSU
• Other Quality Wins: #34 Vanderbilt (2X), at #40 Alabama, at #50 South Carolina
• Losses (10.1): #1 Virginia, #5 Ohio State, #6 Georgia, #8 USC, #9 Texas Tech, #13 Texas A&M
• Computer Score: 584.9/10.1 = 57.91 (was 51.88)
• What's Coming Up: NCAA Tournament
• Comments: Florida should be slotted as the #9 seed at the NCAAs though if USC ends up ranked #10 they'd likely get the nod over Florida due to the H2H win. 

Oklahoma (14-9) stays at No. 10 after winning at Oklahoma State. 

• 9 Best Wins (586.3): at #12 Oklahoma State, #15 Illinois, #16 Cal, at #17 South Florida, at #19 Texas, at #21 Florida State, at #23 Tulsa, #28 San Diego, at #40 Alabama
• Other Quality Wins: #42 Memphis, #42 Baylor
• Losses (10.6): #1 Virginia, #3 North Carolina, #4 TCU, #5 Ohio State, #7 Wake Forest (2X), #8 USC, #9 Texas Tech, #18 Arkansas
• Computer Score: 586.3/10.6 = 55.31 (was 52.31)
• What's Coming Up: Big 12 Tournament (4/29-5/1) - Texas, TCU, Texas, Texas Tech/Oklahoma State winner
• Comments: Oklahoma opens up the Big 12 Tournament against Texas and a win over the Horns would give OU a rematch against TCU. OU lost the regular season meeting 4-3 in a match where Spencer Papa served for the win but got broken and ended up losing in a third set tiebreak. If TCU isn't completely focused I wouldn't at all be surprised to see OU pull off the upset. 

4/26 Oracle/ITA Men's Rankings

Rank	Avg	School	Previous Rank
1	77.36	University of Virginia	1
2	71.87	UCLA	2
3	70.06	North Carolina	3
4	68.86	Ohio State University	5
5	68.72	TCU	4
6	66	Wake Forest University	7
7	62.56	University of Georgia	6
8	59.86	Texas Tech University	9
9	57.91	University of Florida	11
10	55.31	University of Oklahoma	10
11	52.42	University of Southern California	8
12	50.61	California	16
13	50.35	Northwestern University	14
14	48.51	Texas A&M University	13
15	48.48	Oklahoma State University	12
16	45.86	University of South Florida	17
17	42.48	University of Illinois	15
18	40.35	University of Texas	19
19	40.16	University of Arkansas	18
20	37.56	University of Kentucky	20
21	34.86	Florida State University	21
22	34.45	Mississippi State University	25
23	34.3	University of Tulsa	23
24	33.19	University of Michigan	22
25	32.61	Columbia University	24
26	31.89	Rice University	26
27	28.3	Stanford University	32
28	27.81	SMU	27
29	27.73	University of Mississippi	29
30	27.3	University of San Diego	28
31	26.94	Tulane University	31
32	25.89	Virginia Tech	36
33	25.59	Georgia Tech	30
34	24.71	Vanderbilt University	34
35	23.83	Penn State University	39
36	23.36	LSU	33
37	21.89	University of Notre Dame	41
38	21.73	University of Oregon	35
39	21.67	Dartmouth College	38
40	21.57	University of Washington	37
41	19.92	University of Memphis	42
42	19.84	Baylor University	43
43	19.62	University of Alabama	40
44	18.92	North Carolina State	44
45	18.19	University of South Carolina	50
46	16.35	UC Santa Barbara	47
47	15.88	Old Dominion University	45
48	15.84	University of Denver	52
49	14.39	Harvard University	49
50	13.86	Cornell University	51
51	13.7	Drake University	46
52	13.18	Princeton University	48
53	13.06	Purdue University	59
54	12.5	East Tennessee State University	55
55	12.08	Lamar University	54
56	11.67	Utah State University	56
57	11.66	University of Wisconsin	53
58	11.5	Indiana University-Bloomington	64
59	10.78	Boise State University	60
60	10.76	Brigham Young University	57
61	10.46	Pepperdine	61
62	10.42	Georgia State University	58
63	10.13	Auburn University	65
64	9.46	University of New Mexico	62
65	9.07	UNC Wilmington	67
66	8.92	St. John's University	66
67	8.92	University of the Pacific (California)	70
68	8.66	Cal Poly	63
69	8.31	Loyola Marymount University	69
70	7.8	UC Davis	74
71	7.42	Duke University	68
72	7.26	University of Utah	71
73	7.01	University of Iowa	72
74	6.94	University of North Florida	75
75	6.69	Clemson University	73

Rank	Avg	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	62.1	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	1
2	61.26	Roberto Cid	University of South Florida	4
3	58.67	Dominik Koepfer	Tulane University	2
4	56.27	Aleks Vukic	University of Illinois	3
5	51	Mackenzie McDonald	UCLA	10
6	48.64	Cameron Norrie	TCU	5
7	45.88	Christopher Eubanks	Georgia Tech	7
8	42.29	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	8
9	42.25	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	6
10	40.99	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	11
11	40.61	Benjamin Lock	Florida State University	9
12	38.59	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	12
13	38.2	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	14
14	37.55	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	22
15	35.66	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	17
16	35.21	Julian Lenz	Baylor University	15
17	35.08	Jared Hiltzik	University of Illinois	13
18	34.35	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	20
19	33.83	Arthur Rinderknech	Texas A&M University	18
20	32.38	Konrad Zieba	Northwestern University	16
21	27.85	Max de Vroome	University of Southern California	23
22	27.77	Nicolas Alvarez	Duke University	21
23	27.65	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	25
24	27.25	Alex Rybakov	TCU	24
25	26.67	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	26
26	26.37	Brayden Schnur	North Carolina	31
27	24.75	Florian Lakat	California	27
28	24.61	Petros Chrysochos	Wake Forest University	19
29	24.11	Ronnie Schneider	North Carolina	30
30	24.07	William Bushamuka	University of Kentucky	29
31	20.9	Andre Goransson	California	28
32	19.74	Wayne Montgomery	University of Georgia	35
33	19.6	Collin Altamirano	University of Virginia	40
34	19.39	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	32
35	18.82	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	33
36	18.64	Daniel Valent	Vanderbilt University	34
37	17.31	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	42
38	17.08	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	36
39	16.36	Nick Crystal	University of Southern California	43
40	15.99	Sam Shropshire	Northwestern University	41
41	15.96	Hugo Di Feo	Ohio State University	37
42	15.75	Piotr Lomacki	University of Miami (Florida)	38
43	15.56	Gustav Hansson	University of Mississippi	47
44	14.69	Ryotaro Matsamura	University of Kentucky	39
45	14.62	Jordan Daigle	LSU	52
46	13.62	Or Ram-Harel	University of Tulsa	46
47	13.41	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	48
48	13.28	Gergely Madarasz	Purdue University	44
49	13.21	Brett Clark	North Carolina	49
50	12.31	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	50
51	12.22	Alexandru Ghilea	University of Oklahoma	57
52	12.01	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	45
53	11.86	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	53
54	11.72	Rishab Agarwal	Mississippi State University	60
55	11.39	Gabriel Friedrich	University of South Carolina	58
56	11.08	Alfredo Perez	University of Florida	83
57	10.92	Gage Brymer	UCLA	55
58	10.84	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State	54
59	10.75	George Goldhoff	University of Texas	64
60	10.49	Stefan Lindmark	University of Mississippi	51
61	10.23	Uros Petronijevic	University of San Diego	56
62	10.04	Sam Monette	Indiana University-Bloomington	62
63	9.95	Billy Griffith	California	82
64	9.61	Logan Smith	University of Southern California	59
65	9.42	Paul Oosterbaan	University of Georgia	96
66	9.42	Nick Horton	North Carolina State	95
67	9.33	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	63
68	9.26	Luis Valero	University of Tennessee	67
69	9.23	Andreas Bjerrehus	Virginia Tech	66
70	9.19	Jose Salazar	University of Arkansas	72
71	9.16	Aron Hiltzik	University of Illinois	65
72	8.74	Hunter Johnson	SMU	61
73	8.7	Alexander Ritschard	University of Virginia	68
74	8.52	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	76
75	8.45	Strong Kirchheimer	Northwestern University	78
76	8.06	Justin Butsch	LSU	70
77	8.02	Shawn Hadavi	Columbia University	73
78	7.99	Edoardo Tessaro	Virginia Tech	74
79	7.86	Nuno Borges	Mississippi State University	98
80	7.84	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	69
81	7.65	Spencer Papa	University of Oklahoma	71
82	7.57	Christian Langmo	University of Miami (Florida)	86
83	7.52	Tin Ostojic	Wichita State University	89
84	7.43	Korey Lovett	University of Alabama	79
85	7.36	David Wilczynski	Stanford University	77
86	7.28	Marko Krickovic	Auburn University	75
87	7.23	Guillermo Nuñez	TCU	88
88	7.09	Dovydas Sakinis	Dartmouth College	85
89	7.04	Cameron Klinger	Vanderbilt University	103
90	7.04	Alex Favrot	Clemson University	121
91	7.02	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	NR
92	6.92	Ryan Peniston	University of Memphis	81
93	6.81	Dusty Boyer	University of Nebraska	80
94	6.78	Maxime Hinnisdaels	Auburn University	99
95	6.65	Jathan Malik	University of Michigan	97
96	6.61	Chris Diaz	Ohio State University	93
97	6.6	Benjamin Ugarte	Purdue University	84
98	6.57	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	101
99	6.41	Maxime Tchoutakian	Baylor University	87
100	6.4	Sam Matheson	Liberty University	94
101	6.37	Nate Lammons	SMU	105
102	6.25	JC Aragone	University of Virginia	116
103	6.23	Herkko Pollanen	Ohio State University	90
104	6.2	Constantin Schmitz	Tulane University	104
105	5.97	Karue Sell	UCLA	92
106	5.95	Josh Hagar	University of Notre Dame	NR
107	5.94	Igor Smelyanski	University of Tennessee	NR
108	5.92	Jack Findel-Hawkins	University of North Florida	109
109	5.79	Amerigo Contini	Virginia Tech	107
110	5.79	Hugo Dojas	Texas Tech University	110
111	5.66	Mitch Stewart	University of Washington	91
112	5.65	Thomas Weigel	North Carolina State	102
113	5.61	Sem Verbeek	University of the Pacific (California)	NR
114	5.49	Jake DeVine	University of Southern California	106
115	5.43	Alec Adamson	UC Davis	108
116	5.35	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	100
117	5.26	Santtu Leskinnen	UNC Wilmington	120
118	5.24	Thibault Forget	University of Southern California	117
119	5.22	Connor Farren	University of Southern California	111
120	5.15	Carlos Benito	Georgia Tech	112
121	5	Maksim Kan	Wake Forest University	NR
122	4.97	Chase Perez-Blanco	University of Florida	123
123	4.95	Alex Knight	University of Michigan	113
124	4.91	Filip Bergevi	California	NR
125	4.89	Romain Bogaerts	Wake Forest University	118

Rank	Avg	Player	Player	School	Previous Rank
1	57.55	Gordon Watson	Diego Hidalgo	University of Florida	1
2	56.02	Brett Clark	Robert Kelly	North Carolina	3
3	52.04	Luca Corinteli	Ryan Shane	University of Virginia	2
4	51.31	Mackenzie McDonald	Martin Redlicki	UCLA	5
5	47.52	Korey Lovett	Mazen Osama	University of Alabama	4
6	39.89	Arthur Rinderknech	Jackson Withrow	Texas A&M University	10
7	39.58	Jordan Daigle	Boris Arias	LSU	8
8	38.98	Arjun Kadhe	Julian Cash	Oklahoma State University	6
9	38.71	Ben Wagland	Austin Smith	University of Georgia	7
10	37.77	Hugo Dojas	Felipe Soares	Texas Tech University	9
11	36.63	Filip Bergevi	Florian Lakat	California	11
12	36.28	Cameron Klinger	Rhys Johnson	Vanderbilt University	14
13	33.91	Christian Seraphim	Skander Mansouri	Wake Forest University	13
14	29.25	Alex Lawson	Quentin Monaghan	University of Notre Dame	12
15	28.38	Benjamin Lock	Marco Nunez	Florida State University	16
16	27.73	Mac Styslinger	Thai-Son Kwiatkowski	University of Virginia	17
17	27.54	Andreas Bjerrehus	Joao Monteiro	Virginia Tech	15
18	27.17	Filip Kraljevic	Zvonimir Babic	University of Mississippi	28
19	26.63	Dominik Koepfer	Chi-Shan Jao	Tulane University	22
20	24.54	Shawn Hadavi	Richard Pham	Columbia University	18
21	24.18	Axel Alvarez Llamas	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	36
22	23.69	Maciek Romanowicz	Tom Fawcett	Stanford University	39
23	23.11	Giammarco Micolani	Mike Redlicki	University of Arkansas	19
24	22.64	Luis Valero	Jack Schipanski	University of Tennessee	23
25	21.92	Herkko Pollanen	Mikael Torpegaard	Ohio State University	20
26	21.84	Julian Lenz	Will Little	Baylor University	21
27	20.78	Yates Johnson	Hunter Johnson	SMU	26
28	20.48	Brayden Schnur	Jack Murray	North Carolina	32
29	20.48	Tommy Bennett	David Warren	Rice University	30
30	19.81	Matic Spec	Felix Corwin	University of Minnesota	25
31	18.98	Justin Roberts	Dominic Cotrone	University of South Florida	27
32	18.64	Sasha Gozun	Vadym Kalyuzhnyy	University of South Florida	34
33	18.37	Jack Findel-Hawkins	Yannick Zuern	University of North Florida	24
34	17.42	Hayden Sabatka	Bart Van Leijsen	University of New Mexico	29
35	17.17	Casey Kay	Michael Kay	Georgia Tech	33
36	16.48	Ralf Steinbach	Martin Joyce	Ohio State University	31
37	16	Henry Craig	Alex Gasson	University of Denver	48
38	15.59	Spencer Papa	Axel Alvarez Llamas	University of Oklahoma	38
39	15.22	Marko Krickovic	Edward Nguyen	Auburn University	37
40	15.1	Jayson Amos	Armando Soemarno	University of Oregon	35
41	14.94	Gabriel Friedrich	Harrison O'Keefe	University of South Carolina	67
42	14.9	Christopher Eubanks	Carlos Benito	Georgia Tech	50
43	14.14	Filip Vittek	Jordan Angus	University of San Diego	40
44	13.97	Mike Vermeer	Michal Rolski	Columbia University	41
45	13.9	Vaughn Hunter	Mate Cutura	Mississippi State University	45
46	13.56	Alex Favrot	Luke Johnson	Clemson University	71
47	13.34	Brian Yeung	Nicky Hu	Harvard University	43
48	12.89	Enzo Wallart	Nils Ellefsen	University of Kentucky	NR
49	12.72	Nate Lammons	Arkadijs Slobodkins	SMU	42
50	12.66	Nick Crystal	Laurens Verboven	University of Southern California	46
51	12.32	Eddy Covalschi	Josh Hagar	University of Notre Dame	44
52	12.07	Arthur Rinderknech	Shane Vinsant	Texas A&M University	49
53	11.5	Romain Bogaerts	Maksim Kan	Wake Forest University	64
54	11.35	Guilherme Hadlich	Gabriel Sidney	Pepperdine	51
55	11.2	Henrik Wiersholm	JC Aragone	University of Virginia	47
56	11.06	William Bushamuka	Beck Pennington	University of Kentucky	56
57	10.94	Thomas Weigel	Simon Norenius	North Carolina State	52
58	10.84	Michael Riechmann	Adrian Ortiz-Ruiz	University of Texas	54
59	10.8	Alex Alvaro	Ramon van Flymen	Eastern Kentucky University	58
60	10.78	Hudson Blake	Reese Stalder	TCU	73
61	10.67	Rogerio Ribeiro	David Biosca	East Tennessee State University	57
62	10.65	Alexandru Ghilea	Andrew Harris	University of Oklahoma	55
63	10.25	Shane Vinsant	AJ Catanzariti	Texas A&M University	82
64	10.21	George Wall	Brendan Tannebaum	Dartmouth College	61
65	10.09	Jordi Arconada	Max Lunkin	Texas A&M University	62
66	10.09	Adam Moundir	Aziz Kijametovic	Old Dominion University	59
67	9.91	Maciek Romanowicz	Nolan Paige	Stanford University	65
68	9.91	Marko Krickovic	Maxime Hinnisdaels	Auburn University	63
69	9.82	Colin Sinclair	David Volfson	Cornell University	74
70	9.81	Alexander Day	Luke Gamble	Princeton University	76
71	9.61	Aleks Vukic	Aron Hiltzik	University of Illinois	90
72	9.51	Michael Feucht	Benny Schweizer	Lamar University	53
73	9.33	Victor Pham	Mike Vermeer	Columbia University	69
74	9.18	Petros Chrysochos	Jonathan Ho	Wake Forest University	78
75	9.04	Nile Clark	Piotr Lomacki	University of Miami (Florida)	66
76	8.88	Nathan Eshmade	Miles Seemann	UC Santa Barbara	60
77	8.88	Chris Patzanovsky	Andrew Watson	University of Memphis	75
78	8.83	Ankush Arora	Ramon Simonetti	University of South Carolina, Upstate	NR
79	8.78	Mantas Bugailiskis	Euan McIntosh	Fresno State	70
80	8.58	Maxime Tchoutakian	Tommy Podvinski	Baylor University	77
81	8.57	Alex Knight	Runhao Hua	University of Michigan	84
82	8.55	Matthew Kirby	Dylan McCloskey	University of Tulsa	83
83	8.53	Max Andrews	Bernard Tefel	University of Miami (Florida)	72
84	8.43	Maxx Lipman	Elliott Orkin	University of Florida	68
85	8.39	Sem Verbeek	Jose Chamba	University of the Pacific (California)	86
86	8.24	Miroslav Herzan	Haru Inoue	Wichita State University	79
87	8.04	Lucas Gerch	Temur Ismailov	Oklahoma State University	80
88	7.92	Austin Kaplan	Nicholai Westergaard	University of Pennsylvania	NR
89	7.91	Filip Vittek	Uros Petronijevic	University of San Diego	81
90	7.78	Francisco Bendana	Josip Smoljan	Univ. of Incarnate Word	NR