Big fan of D3 sports. My first post, and I lead with this. (haha) Below is how I rank the remaining NCAA teams. This is purely based on offensive efficiency. (This stat tends to hold some weight in determining a NC.) I don't think a team less than 100 will have their shot this year. (See 2nd table.)
I did do a bracket this year and tried to fill it out purely on offensive efficiency. (Exception was Regis-Amherst. Regis was more efficient, but we know that would not be result.) I think the later rounds we can use this stat.
Here are the previous NC's. (The stats I could find.) It appears that the top 6 teams for this year, have the best overall shot of winning the title.
I did do a bracket this year and tried to fill it out purely on offensive efficiency. (Exception was Regis-Amherst. Regis was more efficient, but we know that would not be result.) I think the later rounds we can use this stat.
Team | OFF Eff |
Washington | 113.0 |
Ohio Northern | 111.5 |
St. Thomas | 111.1 |
Hope | 108.2 |
Scranton | 106.7 |
Amherst | 105.6 |
Whitman | 104.7 |
UW-Osh | 103.2 |
SUNY Gen | 101.9 |
Trinity | 101.4 |
CNU | 98.6 |
Tufts | 97.6 |
Babson | 97.0 |
Mass-Dartmouth | 94.0 |
Suny New Pl | 93.1 |
Marymount | 91.8 |
Here are the previous NC's. (The stats I could find.) It appears that the top 6 teams for this year, have the best overall shot of winning the title.
Thomas More | 144.0 |
FDU-Flor | 110.2 |
Depauw | 115.5 |
Illinois Wes | 105.9 |
Amherst | 111.6 |
Washington | 104.6 |
Howard Payne | 107.5 |
Depauw | 110.5 |