On Thursday afternoon, the NCAA released its first set of RPI rankings. RPI will play a part in the number of automatic allocations each conference gets at each weight, along with at-large berths, and NCAA seeding.
The RPI is a calculation that consists of three factors: winning percentage, opponent winning percentage (strength of schedule) and opponent’s opponent winning percentage (opponent’s strength of schedule). Only matches against Division I opponents at the designated weight class count towards the RPI and a wrestler needs to have wrestled 15 matches to be ranked.
They are as follows:
125
133
141
149
157
165
174
184
197
285
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