2012-13 Reese (Men’s) Standings

School, # Sports, Total Points, Avg.

Kent State, 7,  72.5, 10.35

Ball State, 6, 51.0, 8.5

Akron, 7, 58.0, 8.29

Toledo, 6, 45.0, 7.5

Eastern Michigan, 8, 59.5, 7.44

Northern Illinois, 7, 48.5, 6.93

Central Michigan, 6, 41.5, 6.92

Buffalo, 9, 58.0, 6.44

Ohio, 6, 37.5, 6.25

Bowling Green, 6, 37.5, 6.25

Western Michigan, 5, 31.0, 6.2

Miami, 7, 42.0, 6.0

 

2012-13 Final Jacoby (Women’s) Standings

School , # Sports, Total Points, Avg.

Miami, 9, 90.5, 10.06

Central Michigan, 8, 75.67, 9.45

Kent State, 9, 75.0, 8.33

Toledo, 9, 65.75, 7.30

Eastern Michigan, 10, 70.75, 7.08

Akron, 9, 62.67, 6.96

Bowling Green, 10, 67.5, 6.75

Ohio, 9, 60.0, 6.67

Western Michigan, 9, 56.0, 6.22

Ball State, 11, 66.67, 6.06

Buffalo, 8, 45.5, 5.68

Northern Illinois, 9, 45.0, 5.0

 

East Division

Akron – Bowling Green – Buffalo – Kent State – Miami – Ohio

 

West Division

Ball State – Central Michigan – Eastern Michigan – Northern Illinois – Toledo – Western Michigan

 

There's no question that the primary emphasis is on football and men's basketball. Certainly volleyball would be "#3".

I do think with the new hire, they're making a concerted effort to improve women's basketball. It will take time, but I think he'll slowly turn that program around.

Baseball feels a bit "lost" right now. Softball is always above average, though. We have totally given up on golf and track, which is a shame.