D1 women
Below rangeUTR 7.0 is 1.0 below the D1 women's walk-on level (8.0) and 2.0 below the typical minimum (9.0).
- Gap to range
- +2.0
- Gap to top
- +3.5
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Women's: in range for D2, D3 and NAIA. Men's: in range for D3 and NAIA.
UTR 7.0 is 1.0 below the D1 women's walk-on level (8.0) and 2.0 below the typical minimum (9.0).
UTR 7.0 is inside the typical D2 women's range of 6.0–10.0. Another 1.0 gets to the top-program level (8.0).
UTR 7.0 is at or above the level where the strongest D3 women's programs recruit (7.0+). It is 2.0 below the top of the typical range (9.0).
UTR 7.0 is at or above the level where the strongest NAIA women's programs recruit (7.0+). It is 1.5 below the top of the typical range (8.5).
UTR 7.0 is 3.5 below the D1 men's walk-on level (10.5) and 4.5 below the typical minimum (11.5).
UTR 7.0 is 1.5 below the D2 men's walk-on level (8.5) and 2.5 below the typical minimum (9.5).
UTR 7.0 is inside the typical D3 men's range of 6.0–12.0. Another 3.0 gets to the top-program level (10.0).
UTR 7.0 is inside the typical NAIA men's range of 7.0–11.0. Another 2.0 gets to the top-program level (9.0).
| Division | Women | Men |
|---|---|---|
| D1 | Below range · +2.0 | Below range · +4.5 |
| D2 | In range | Below range · +2.5 |
| D3 | Top-program level | In range |
| NAIA | Top-program level | In range |
"+" is the UTR gap to the division's typical minimum. Ranges come from our UTR by college division data. They are typical ranges, not official cut-offs.
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For women, below range: the typical D1 women's range is 9.0–12.0, so the gap is 2.0. For men, below range: the typical D1 men's range is 11.5–14.0, so the gap is 4.5.
Women's: in range for D2, D3 and NAIA. Men's: in range for D3 and NAIA. These are typical recruiting ranges, not official cut-offs.
Top D1 women's programs recruit around 10.5+ (gap 3.5); top D1 men's programs around 12.5+ (gap 5.5).
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