Calculation for BYU Hawaii (20-7)

BYU Hawaii's opponents in order of rating: 
     Team            Rating        Score  Effect  W- L
   ---------------   ------       ------- ------ -----
   Alaska Anchorage   656.3 LOSS   90-95    -    29- 6 Division II
   Alaska Anchorage   656.3 LOSS   67-73    -    29- 6 Division II
   Seattle Pacific    621.3 LOSS   73-75   --    21- 8 Division II
   Chaminade          614.8 LOSS   69-73   --    21- 8 Division II
   Chaminade          614.8 LOSS   70-76   --    21- 8 Division II
   Chaminade          614.8 LOSS   65-67   --    21- 8 Division II
   Grand Canyon       545.2 LOSS   86-90   --    12-15 Division II
>> BYU Hawaii         622.3 <<                   20- 7 Division II
   CSU-SanBernardino  628.0 WIN    67-63   ++    23- 9 Division II
   Cent. Washington   622.5 WIN   102-101  ++    21- 7 Division II
   Chaminade          614.8 WIN    83-62    +    21- 8 Division II
   Tampa              592.9 WIN   103-75    +    22- 9 Division II
   Florida Southern   590.7 WIN   103-84    +    24-10 Division II
   W. Oregon          564.5 WIN   107-77    +    15-12 Division II
   Dixie State        555.5 WIN    87-79    +    12-16 Division II
   Dixie State        555.5 WIN    85-68    +    12-16 Division II
   Hawaii Hilo        549.6 WIN    83-74    +    12-12 Division II
   Grand Canyon       545.2 WIN   104-78    +    12-15 Division II
   N.D. Namur         541.8 WIN    70-63    +    10-16 Division II
   N.D. Namur         541.8 WIN    90-65    +    10-16 Division II
   Hawaii Pacific     510.6 WIN    74-54          8-19 Division II
   Hawaii Pacific     510.6 WIN   101-62          8-19 Division II
   Henderson St.      440.2 WIN    96-62          3-24 Division II
Games against teams within about 100 rating points are often the best indicators of a team's actual strength.

"Effect" ranges from "---", a game that caused a large decrease in the team rating, to "+++", a game that produced a large increase in rating.

Note that wins over very weak teams may actually hurt a team's rating (the opposite is true for losses to very good teams).