APR Scores are IN

[Muskie]

LINK (http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2013/06/11/apr-reports-released-uconn-ban-lifted-six-teams-banned-from-postseason/)

The NCAA releases their annual academic progress ratings (APR) on Tuesday afternoon, with certain schools learning their fate for the upcoming season. (http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/52170856/)
UConn, who were left out of the 2012-13 NCAA Tournament as a result of poor APR scores, has showed enough improvement to be allowed to participate in the postseason for the 2013-14 season.

[ammtd34]

Kevin Ollie showed that he can handle the job that the fanbase wanted him to get, succeeding Jim Calhoun and maintaining a high level of play and improving the academics of the program.

Well, not really.

[xubrew]

Well, not really.

Correct. Actually, to be entirely correct, the statement should be "well, not at all."

the APR numbers reflect the 2011-2012 academic year. Jim Calhoun was still the coach. I think Kevin Ollie did do a great job, but nothing he did had anything to do with the APR numbers that were just released.

[Muskie]

Xavier had 11 programs with perfect APR scores.

[xubrew]

Xavier had 11 programs with perfect APR scores.

Great!!!

Now if they could just figure out how to monitor initial eligibility, they'd be perfect.