Rankings & RPI

The Ratings Percentage Index (RPI) is the primary statistical metric the NCAA selection committee uses when evaluating teams for the national tournament. It weights three factors: your team's win percentage (25%), your opponents' average win percentage (50%), and your opponents' opponents' average win percentage (25%). Because opponent quality carries the most weight, a difficult schedule matters as much as raw wins.

Our RPI is computed weekly once the season begins using official game results. The committee uses RPI alongside quality wins, conference performance, and other factors — it is an input, not a formula for automatic selection.