INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — The Rating Percentage Index (RPI) has been used by the NCAA since 1984 to supplement the selection of at-large teams and the seeding of all teams for the NCAA basketball tournament. This is the official list of rankings, as released by the NCAA. The RPI is derived from three component factors: Div. I winning percentage (25)%, schedule strength (50)%; and opponent’s schedule strength (25)%. Games against non-Division I opponents are not used in calculating the RPI. Road wins are weighted at 1.4; road losses at .6; home wins at .6; and home losses at 1.4. Neutral-site games are valued at 1.0. The NCAA provides only rankings without calculations.
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1. Baylor, Big 12
2. Tennessee, SEC
3. Notre Dame, ACC
4. Maryland, Big Ten
5. South Carolina, SEC
6. UConn, AAC
7. Louisville, ACC
8. Iowa, Big Ten
9. Oregon State, Pac-12
10. Kentucky, SEC
11. Florida State, ACC
12. Arizona State, Pac-12
13. Duke, ACC
14. Dayton, A10
15. Washington, Pac-12
16. California, Pac-12
17. Princeton, Ivy
18. North Carolina, ACC
19. Florida Gulf Coast, ASun
20. James Madison, CAA
21. George Washington, A10
22. Oklahoma, Big 12
23. Syracuse, ACC
24. Chattanooga, SoCon
25. Texas A&M, SEC
26. South Florida, AAC
27. Green Bay, Horizon
28. Stanford, Pac-12
29. Mississippi State, SEC
30. Nebraska, Big Ten
31. Texas, Big 12
32. Quinnipiac, MAAC
33. Pittsburgh, ACC
34. Ohio State, Big Ten
35. Rutgers, Big Ten
36. Western Kentucky, C-USA
37. Georgia, SEC
38. Minnesota, Big Ten
39. UALR, Sun Belt
40. Gonzaga, WCC
41. Northwestern, Big Ten
42. Seton Hall, Big East
43. Arkansas, SEC
44. Vanderbilt, SEC
45. Wichita State, MVC
46. Michigan, Big Ten
47. Middle Tennessee, C-USA
48. Iowa State, Big 12
49. Fresno State, MWC
50. Tulane, AAC
51. Stetson, ASun
52. Kansas State, Big 12
53. Ohio, MAC
54. Miami, ACC
55. Pacific, WCC
56. Arkansas State, Sun Belt
57. Duquesne, A10
58. DePaul, Big East
59. Washington State, Pac-12
60. Creighton, Big East
61. Saint Mary’s, WCC
62. East Carolina, AAC
63. West Virginia, Big 12
64. Oklahoma State, Big 12
65. Youngstown State, Horizon
66. BYU, WCC
67. LSU, SEC
68. Western Michigan, MAC
69. Akron, MAC
70. Long Beach State, Big West
71. South Dakota, Summit
72. South Dakota State, Summit
73. TCU, Big 12
74. Fordham, A10
75. Kansas, Big 12
76. Drake, MVC
77. Colorado State, MWC
78. Maine, AmEast
79. Georgia Tech, ACC
80. San Diego, WCC
81. Cornell, Ivy
82. N.C. State, ACC
83. Drexel, CAA
84. American, Patriot
85. Albany (N.Y.), AmEast
86. St. John’s, Big East
87. UCLA, Pac-12
88. Villanova, Big East
89. Liberty, Big South
90. Purdue, Big Ten
91. Richmond, A10
92. Pennsylvania, Ivy
93. Southern Cal, Pac-12
94. Elon, CAA
95. Illinois, Big Ten
96. Virginia, ACC
97. Hampton, MEAC
98. Southern Miss., C-USA
99. UC Riverside, Big West
100. Lehigh, Patriot
