The 2002 Daniel Ratings for College FootballWelcome to the home page of 2002 Daniel Ratings for Division I-A College Football. The Daniel Ratings is a system I devised to rank Division I-A teams in college football.These ratings are based on Relative Transitivity. The basic idea is that beating a team who beats, for example, Florida State, is impressive; however, it is not as impressive as beating Florida State directly. Thus, teams get rating points for every team they beat, directly or indirectly. However, the more indirect the "victory," the fewer rating points the team gets for it. Teams will also lose rating points for direct and indirect defeats. It is important to keep in mind that this system is a performance index, not a power index. It measures how well a team has performed, not how good a team is. It's purpose is not to predict wins. Note that this system does have some logistical and mathematical flaws in it, and therefore should not be taken seriously.
Daniel Ratings through the games of January 3, 2003: 1. Ohio State (14-0) 5350 2. Miami Florida (12-1) 4288 3. Southern California (11-2) 3434 4. Georgia (13-1) 3231 5. Michigan (10-3) 3020 6. Texas (11-2) 2794 7. Oklahoma (12-2) 2746 8. Notre Dame (10-3) 2713 9. Iowa (11-2) 2590 10. Boise State (12-1) 2580 11. Penn State (9-4) 2550 12. Alabama (10-3) 2323 13. Virginia Tech (10-4) 2304 14. Kansas State (11-2) 2294 15. North Carolina State (11-3) 2233 16. Maryland (11-3) 2158 17. Washington State (10-3) 1991 18. Auburn (9-4) 1946 19. Arkansas (9-5) 1914 20. Pittsburgh (9-4) 1823 21. Boston College (9-4) 1775 22. Wisconsin (8-6) 1708 23. Texas Tech (9-5) 1688 24. Florida State (9-5) 1551 25. South Florida (9-2) 1546 26. Colorado State (10-4) 1494 27. Minnesota (8-5) 1446 28. Florida (8-5) 1430 29. TCU (10-2) 1424 30. West Virginia (9-4) 1408 31. Kentucky (7-5) 1361 32. Tennessee (8-5) 1338 33. Colorado (9-5) 1332 34. UCLA (8-5) 1278 35. LSU (8-5) 1186 36. Virginia (9-5) 1174 37. Mississippi (7-6) 1045 38. Wake Forest (7-6) 1042 39. Clemson (7-6) 1026 40. Marshall (11-2) 995 41. Oregon State (8-5) 969 42. Georgia Tech (7-6) 837 43. Northern Illinois (8-4) 830 44. Texas A&M (6-6) 816 45. Oklahoma State (8-5) 788 46. California (7-5) 623 47. Washington (7-6) 581 48. Bowling Green (9-3) 563 49. Toledo (9-5) 528 50. Fresno State (9-5) 514 51. Iowa State (7-7) 493 52. Purdue (7-6) 444 53. Oregon (7-6) 421 54. Miami Ohio (7-5) 410 55. Hawaii (10-4) 284 56. Nebraska (7-7) 266 57. Arizona State (8-6) 196 58. South Carolina (5-7) 164 59. Missouri (5-7) 32 60. Air Force (8-5) -9 61. Louisville (7-6) -164 62. Tulane (8-5) -186 63. Illinois (5-7) -188 64. North Texas (8-5) -224 65. Arizona (4-8) -359 66. Southern Mississippi (7-6) -404 67. Cincinnati (7-7) -412 68. North Carolina (3-9) -596 69. San Jose State (6-7) -636 70. Utah (5-6) -655 71. BYU (5-7) -686 72. Connecticut (6-6) -701 73. Michigan State (4-8) -745 74. Houston (5-7) -774 75. UNLV (5-7) -789 76. New Mexico State (7-5) -802 77. Syracuse (4-8) -814 78. Stanford (2-9) -855 79. Ball State (6-6) -874 80. Central Florida (7-5) -912 81. Indiana (3-9) -1012 82. New Mexico (7-7) -1122 83. Nevada (5-7) -1205 84. Temple (4-8) -1231 85. East Carolina (4-8) -1238 86. Louisiana Tech (4-8) -1342 87. San Diego State (4-9) -1458 88. Akron (4-8) -1531 89. Northwestern (3-9) -1568 90. Central Michigan (4-8) -1628 91. Utah State (4-7) -1746 92. Western Michigan (4-8) -1783 93. Mississippi State (3-9) -1794 94. Alabama-Birmingham (5-7) -1804 95. Middle Tennessee (4-8) -1807 96. Vanderbilt (2-10) -1896 97. Ohio (4-8) -1902 98. Memphis (3-9) -1966 99. Duke (2-10) -2060 100. Eastern Michigan (3-9) -2074 101. Idaho (2-10) -2118 102. Rice (4-7) -2152 103. UL Monroe (3-9) -2202 104. Arkansas State (6-7) -2232 105. UL Lafayette (3-9) -2262 106. Wyoming (2-10) -2441 107. SMU (3-9) -2611 108. Baylor (3-9) -2675 109. Army (1-11) -2708 110. Rutgers (1-11) -2848 111. Kent (3-9) -2914 112. Buffalo (1-11) -3043 113. Kansas (2-10) -3044 114. Navy (2-10) -3095 115. Texas-El Paso (2-10) -3157 116. Tulsa (1-11) -3824 117. Troy State (4-8) -4006 |
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