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[QUOTE="ninety-nine, post: 1756792, member: 5497"]
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings claim to " list the best global universities and are the only international university performance tables to judge world class universities across all of their core missions - teaching, research, knowledge transfer and international outlook," based on "13 carefully calibrated performance indicators." The list is 800 universities deep, and showed the following:

201-250: South Florida
251-300: Tulane, Colorado State
301-350: Cincinnati, UConn
351-400: Houston, Temple
Not listed: Memphis, BYU, Central Florida, UNLV, Boise State, East Carolina

Top five: Caltech, Oxford, Stanford, Cambridge, MIT

Highest-ranked FBS schools: UCLA, 16; Duke, 20; Michigan, 21; Northwestern, 25

UT-Austin: 46
Iowa State: 251-300
Oklahoma State: 501-600
Kansas State: 501-600
Texas Tech: 601-800
Kansas: unlisted
Oklahoma: unlisted
West Virginia: unlisted
Baylor: unlisted
Texas Christian: unlisted

For what it's worth. I'd imagine these ratings systems compete with each other, and thus use different rankings metrics. Do we know which ones the Big 12 evaluators are relying upon?
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