Men's Division II
Team	Record			Power Ratings			PR Rank
	2006	2007	Change	2006	2007	Change	2006	2007	Change
Limestone	11-7	14-2	0.264	80.71	87.13	5.10	14	6	8
Wingate	10-5	11-4	0.067	77.67	84.13	4.18	21	13	8
Catawba	3-10	7-8	0.236	72.29	81.12	5.94	26	20	6
Saint Leo	3-9	7-8	0.217	71.34	80.10	5.53	29	23	6
Queens	9-5	7-8	-0.176	78.46	83.39	2.18	20	14	6
Mercyhurst	12-3	13-2	0.067	87.34	91.90	4.50	6	1	5
Presbyterian	2-9	3-11	0.032	61.09	75.88	11.11	33	29	4
St. Andrews	8-8	12-5	0.206	81.18	86.10	3.04	13	9	4
Bryant	11-5	11-4	0.046	85.23	87.73	0.79	8	5	3
Pfeiffer	3-11	1-13	-0.143	69.50	76.61	2.50	30	28	2
Saint Anselm	3-11	6-8	0.214	79.14	83.21	1.13	17	15	2
Notre Dame de Namur	5-3	11-3	0.161	85.16	86.69	-0.67	10	8	2
Lees-McRae	0-11	0-14	0.000	61.42	71.44	4.19	32	31	1
Pace	4-9	7-7	0.192	79.06	83.08	1.04	18	17	1
Seton Hill	1-10	4-9	0.217	71.36	76.82	0.67	28	27	1
NYIT	8-3	10-2	0.106	89.02	90.38	0.33	4	3	1
Mars Hill	10-5	8-6	-0.095	77.45	80.68	-0.65	22	21	1
Green Mountain	1-10	1-10	0.000	56.93	56.53	-12.61	34	33	1
Belmont Abbey	6-7	6-9	-0.062	73.49	79.50	2.17	24	24	0
Dominican College	4-9	5-9	0.049	72.80	78.72	1.82	25	25	0
Saint Michael's	9-6	9-7	-0.038	81.33	84.88	1.08	12	12	0
Le Moyne	18-0	15-2	-0.118	91.90	91.54	-1.28	1	2	-1
Molloy	8-5	8-5	0.000	85.17	86.08	-1.58	9	10	-1
Dowling	12-2	8-4	-0.190	90.10	88.28	-4.01	3	4	-1
S. New Hampshire	6-8	3-10	-0.198	80.34	81.33	-3.02	15	18	-3
Assumption	4-10	4-10	0.000	76.98	78.60	-3.17	23	26	-3
Franklin Pierce	2-10	3-11	0.048	72.12	73.76	-4.71	27	30	-3
C. W. Post	8-3	9-4	-0.035	91.01	86.74	-7.32	2	7	-5
Wheeling Jesuit	8-3	5-8	-0.343	79.22	80.42	-3.07	16	22	-6
Adelphi	8-5	5-8	-0.231	87.50	85.82	-4.64	5	11	-6
Bentley	6-7	4-8	-0.128	81.42	81.31	-4.29	11	19	-8
Merrimack	11-5	6-8	-0.259	85.55	83.17	-6.30	7	16	-9

Notes:

Only teams that played in both years are included.  However, PR ranks were not altered to account for the deletions (which were few). Teams are ordered in descending order by change in PR Rank and then by change in PR. Power rating change accounts for differences in the mean PR and the standard deviation between the two years and cannot be derived by subtraction. Greater change is naturally possible (and in fact probable) in the divisions having more teams. If they change, teams ranked near the extremes last year obviously have only one way to go; they can also change the most.

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