Goff Rankings
With 14 of the top 22 in the Boys HS National Championships, either in the HS Club bracket or Tier II, we certainly had a lot of data to use for this week's rankings.
Well we have admit we're a little disappointed.
Not in who is #1 or #27 or whatever, but because we didn't end up making a lot of changes. Most (but not all) of our results from the past week-plus were from the Boys HS Rugby National Championships, and we did figure we'd see a few rankings upsets, but we didn't see a lot.
We have finally updated our Girls HS Rankings and the changes therein tell us something ... something good.
We have had so many teams put their hand up that we expanded the rankings to a Top 50.
Unsurprisingly, we don't have major moves in the Top 10, but we do move some things around.
So we finally finish up our D1A rankings.
We don't have a lot of changes—an obvious one at the top, but not much more.
Not that we didn't think about it. There's just so much parity in the division right now that you could argue a ranking of almost any combination. Navy beat Cal, remember.