Brand new NCAA Academic Data

[tornado]

We already know that Bradley basketball had a record GREAT year academically

but using the NCAA Search feature....here are some pretty amazing facts

- almost all MVC schools did pretty well
Remember - a score of 930 or worse is a very bad sign and can lead to NCAA Penalties and Post-season BANS! - LINK
("Teams must achieve a 930 four-year APR. NCAA member representatives chose the 930 standard because that score predicts a 50 percent graduation rate for the team. Additionally, teams must earn at least a 930 APR to avoid penalties.")

Sport ................School State Academic Yr Multi-Year Rate
Men's Basketball Bradley University IL 2015-2016 990
Men's Basketball Drake University IA 2015-2016 975
Men's Basketball Illinois State University IL 2015-2016 944
Men's Basketball Indiana State University IN 2015-2016 966
Men's Basketball Loyola University Chicago IL 2015-2016 969
Men's Basketball Missouri State University MO 2015-2016 970
Men's Basketball Southern Illinois Univ. IL 2015-2016 973
Men's Basketball University of Evansville IN 2015-2016 962
Men's Basketball University of Northern Iowa IA 2015-2016 985
Men's Basketball Wichita State University KS 2015-2016 981

and for interest...
Men's Basketball Valparaiso University IN 2015-2016 1000
Men's Basketball Murray State University KY 2015-2016 958


Only ISU came close to the penalty level


One more thing - ALL of Bradley's sports programs did GREAT...
Men's GOLF- 1000, Men's Soccer- 997, Softball- 996, Women's Basketball- 995, Women's Cross Country- 994, Women's Track- 994, etc...
NO PROGRAM at Bradley got lower than 981!!!

https://web3.ncaa.org/aprsearch/aprsearch

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/files/May2017APR_public-release-pres_20170509.pdf

[bradleyfan124]

I think it is funny that the NCAA "may" give penalties to a school for poor academics but they are all over North Carolina for not allowing a special bathroom for a guy who wants to dress as a woman.. Again they have their priorities ass backwards. They don't seem to know what is more important

[tornado]

North Carolina can even graduate players who take completely phony courses, but NCAA looks the other way even tho it's been going on for 15+ years