Huntington Hoops



NAIA D2 Ratings

Wolfe Ratings

Rothman Ratings

Massey Ratings

NAIA Ratings
of MCC Teams
Final 2005-06
   #  2  Huntington
   #  8  Taylor
   #29  Ind Wesleyan
   #32  St Francis

NAIA Ratings
of MCC Teams
Final 2006-07
   #  4  Huntington
   #  9  Ind Wesleyan
   #14  St Francis
   #36  Grace

NAIA Ratings
of MCC Teams
Final 2007-08
   #11  Bethel
   #19  Grace
   #27  Huntington
   #38  Ind Wesleyan

NAIA Ratings
of MCC Teams
Final 2008-09
   #  2  Bethel
   #  6  Ind Wesleyan
   #20  Grace
   #34  St Francis


Huntington
NAIA Tournament
Appearances: 7
Record: 11-7
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NAIA Information . . .

  National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA Office Headquarters
23500 W 105th St
Olathe, KS 66051

Men's Basketball Members:
Division I - 98 Schools
Division II - 152 Schools
NAIA Web Site Links:

    Member Schools and Links
    Member Conferences and Links
    Division II Men's Basketball
    Division II Basketball Ratings
    Division II Championship Info
    Division II Qualification Plan
   
•   The association first began in 1937 as a result of a small-college basketball tournament.  Originally called the National Association of Intercollegiate Basketball (NAIB), it became known as the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) in 1952.
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The NAIA now includes nearly 300 Colleges and Universities competing in various sports.  There are 23 National Championships throughout the academic year in basketball, football, baseball, outdoor track and field, indoor track and field, golf, tennis, cross country, diving and swimming, wrestling, soccer, gymnastics, volleyball and bowling.

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•   The NAIA National Basketball Championship is held each year for both men and women in Division I and Division II.  A general description of the NAIA Tournament can be found on the Tournament Information page.  An explanation of how teams are selected for the National Tournament can be found at the Qualification Process page.
•   The 19th Annual NAIA D2 Men's National Basketball Tournament will be held March 10-16, 2010, at College of the Ozarks, Point Lookout, MO (near Branson, MO).  The Foresters have been there seven of the past nine years, reaching the "Championship Game" in 2006, the "Final Four" in 2000, the "Elite Eight" in 2003 and the "Sweet Sixteen" in 2001 and 2004. To qualify once again, the Foresters must either win the 2010 MCC Tournament Championship or have a sufficiently high NAIA Final Rating to be assigned an "At Large" berth.
•   Teams currently favored for the NAIA D2 National Tournament appear in the NAIA D2 Poll.  Additional comparisons can be made using results of national statistical system ratings and by calculating RPI and Strength of Schedule (SoS) per NCAA published methods.

Results for current NAIA D2 Poll Top 25 Teams (updated evenings after each poll):

NAIA D2 Coaches Poll Ratings
(NAIA conference polls)

NAIA Top 25 System Ratings
(ordered by average rating)
NAIA Top 25 RPI Comparisons
(using NCAA methodology)

NAIA Top 25 SoS Ratings
(using NCAA methodology)

Results for all NAIA D2 Teams (updated Wednesday evenings starting in January):

RPI Ratings by Conference
(team RPI by Conference)

Conference RPI Summary
(average RPI and Std Dev)
All NAIA D2 Teams by RPI
(all NAIA D2 in RPI order)

All NAIA D2 by Avg SSR
(Statistical System Rating)
•   The national computer Statistical System Ratings referenced in the above tables can be found at the following web sites (published weekly January through March each season):

Wolfe System Ratings

Rothman System Ratings
Massey Base System Ratings

Massey MOV System Ratings
The Wolfe System and Massey Base System use win/loss, game location and strength of schedule; the Rothman System uses win/loss and points margin; the Massey MOV System uses win/loss, game location, strength of schedule and points margin (Margin Of Victory).

A comparison of the four system results is shown here: NAIA D2 Top Ten Ratings.
•   The NAIA Tournament Qualification process begins with the identification of regular season champions in 16 Conferences.  The process concludes with the last conference tournament championship game.  Results can be accessed via links below (2008 and 2009 information provided for reference).  The 2010 results will be updated daily starting late in February.

2010 Conference Tournaments2010 NAIA Tournament Qualifiers
2009 Conference Tournaments2009 NAIA Tournament Qualifiers
2008 Conference Tournaments2008 NAIA Tournament Qualifiers

The teams qualifying for the NAIA National Tournament in some previous years (2004-2009) can be found on the Tournament Qualifiers page.


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