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Message: [QUOTE="TheFarmFan, post: 3415953, member: 9403"] Massey preserves archives back a decade, so you can actually still access this data. As it turns out, for the 2015-16 season, Stewie et al. reached a 3.51 by season end, with the next highest team rated a 2.75 (Baylor). For perspective, the following three seasons were UConn at 2.91 (followed by South Carolina at 2.82), Notre Dame at 2.90 (then UConn also at 2.90), and Baylor at 2.94 (followed by Notre Dame at 2.68). I suspect it will be a very long time before we see a nearly three-quarters of a point separation between the highest and next highest ranked teams. And there hasn't even been a team that's finished a season above 3.00 since then. Talk about a dominant season! The nearest comparable team besides UConn was Baylor's 2012 undefeated run, but there the separation between them (3.49) and Notre Dame (3.05) was a quarter of a point smaller. [/QUOTE]