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Tuesday, May 31, 2016

Final Men's Team Rankings

The ITA actually put these final team rankings out last week on May 25th but I didn't make a release because I didn't want it to get lost in the shuffle with the NCAA Tournament still in progress.

The national champion Virginia Cavaliers finished at the top spot while UCLA finished at No. 2 and TCU finished at No. 3. Oklahoma made the biggest jump in the top 10 by rising four spots from No. 10 to No. 6 after making a run to the finals. Cal moved up four spots as well by coming up from No. 13 to No. 9 after making it all the way to the semifinals.

Stanford and SMU had the biggest increases with each coming up eight spots to No. 21 and No. 22 respectively after each made it to the NCAA Round of 16.


Teams were able to earn bonus points based on performance at the NCAA Tournament - below is the chart that shows how many points were earned for each round.

Bonus points for NCAA Team Championship
Advance to second Round - 1 point added to overall average
Round of 16 - 2 points
Quarterfinals - 3 points
Semifinals - 4 points
Final - 6 points
Champion - Automatically ranked No. 1

Texas moved up two spots to No. 16 while Illinois fell three spots No. 18 which means Texas should have the chance to host an ITA Kick-Off Weekend regional in January while Illinois will have to go on the road. The Kick-Off Weekend regionals determine which teams get to play at the National Team Indoors which will take place in Charlottesville in mid-February. The draft for the Kick-Off Weekend will take place on June 8th so look for a post in the coming days.

The only team to drop out of the top 75 was St. John's while Portland came in at No. 74.


Final Men's Team Rankings

RankAvgSchoolPrevious Rank
180.64University of Virginia1
276.10UCLA2
371.58TCU4
471.38Ohio State University5
571.02North Carolina3
670.12University of Oklahoma10
770.10University of Georgia7
865.82Wake Forest University6
963.25California13
1061.21University of Florida9
1159.34Texas Tech University8
1258.22University of Southern California11
1350.04Oklahoma State University16
1447.58Texas A&M University12
1545.29Northwestern University14
1644.55University of Texas18
1744.46University of South Florida17
1843.88University of Illinois15
1940.60Mississippi State University21
2040.06University of Arkansas19
2136.00Stanford University29
2235.88SMU30
2335.22University of Kentucky20
2432.98University of Tulsa23
2531.85University of Michigan24
2630.61Florida State University22
2730.06University of Mississippi27
2829.77Columbia University25
2929.65University of San Diego28
3028.58Rice University26
3128.10Tulane University31
3227.79Baylor University35
3327.19Virginia Tech33
3427.04University of Oregon38
3526.30LSU36
3626.16Penn State University37
3725.60Georgia Tech32
3822.35Vanderbilt University34
3920.60University of Washington39
4018.98University of Memphis42
4118.85University of Alabama43
4218.52University of Notre Dame40
4318.37Dartmouth College41
4417.06UC Santa Barbara44
4516.74University of South Carolina45
4616.58North Carolina State46
4715.73University of Denver47
4814.93Old Dominion University48
4914.73Drake University51
5013.94Purdue University49
5112.91Harvard University52
5212.76Princeton University53
5312.55Pepperdine54
5412.50Cornell University50
5511.36Boise State University58
5611.24Indiana University-Bloomington59
5711.13University of Wisconsin57
5810.96Lamar University56
5910.91East Tennessee State University55
6010.86Utah State University60
6110.82Brigham Young University61
6210.35Cal Poly64
639.95Georgia State University62
649.42Auburn University63
658.52University of Iowa65
668.34University of Nebraska66
678.19Loyola Marymount University70
688.16Wichita State University67
698.09University of New Mexico68
707.97University of the Pacific (California)69
717.77UC Davis74
727.64University of Utah73
737.52UNC Wilmington72
747.07University of PortlandNR
757.03Duke University75



6 comments:

Anonymous said...

Would have preferred a Uva v Ucla final. Still can't figure out how they lost to Oklahoma. But it happened 2 years ago when the great team of Thompson, Giron, Mackie, Bremmer, Puget and Sell lost to OU in the semis. Go figure.
By the way Mackie's picture made the NY Times today.

Anonymous said...

I think Alvarez beats redlicki more often then thought, otherwise all singles results were accurate I think, perhaps ghilea can beat sell....doubles could have went to ucla

Anonymous said...

Brymer should beat Papa

Hale said...

Bobby would you ever go into coaching?

Bobby said...

When my son gets older I might coach him but that'd be about the extent of it.

Anonymous said...

I am coaching my kids now so I understand. I have one who is very coachable and limited athletic talent and one that oozes athletic talent but not very coachable. If I could merge the best part of the two, I'd have a kid being discussed on this page in 10 years.

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