Maryville (TN) (13-9)

Maryville (TN)'s opponents in order of rating: 
     Team            Rating        Score  Effect  W- L
   ---------------   ------       ------- ------ -----
   Indiana St.        681.3 LOSS   57-68         15-10 Division I
   Wittenberg         547.4 LOSS   70-77         17- 4 Division III
   Emory              524.7 LOSS   61-75         15- 5 Division III
   Guilford           487.7 LOSS   48-61         15- 6 Division III
   Centre             479.2 LOSS   50-70         14- 6 Division III
   FDU-Florham        451.9 LOSS   61-62         10-11 Division III
   Methodist          406.2 LOSS   78-79          7-16 Division III
   La Grange          399.1 LOSS   67-70          9-13 Division III
   Huntingdon         359.8 LOSS   74-87          6-15 Division III
>> Maryville (TN)     433.8 <<                   13- 9 Division III
   Webster            433.7 WIN    89-73    +     9-11 Division III
   NC Wesleyan        432.1 WIN    93-82    +    10-10 Division III
   Greensboro         426.2 WIN   106-96    +    13- 8 Division III
   Rust               416.7 WIN   100-78    +    11-10 Division III
   Rust               416.7 WIN    98-80    +    11-10 Division III
   Oglethorpe         406.4 WIN    94-66    +    10-12 Division III
   Huntingdon         359.8 WIN    99-88    +     6-15 Division III
   Covenant           359.4 WIN    89-64    +     6-14 NAIA II
   Covenant           359.4 WIN    76-52    +     6-14 NAIA II
   Bryan              346.9 WIN    81-68    +     0- 3 NAIA II
   Piedmont           334.7 WIN   106-68          5-17 Division III
   SUNYIT             324.3 WIN    77-57          3-17 Division III
   Berry College      318.6 WIN    68-51    -     2-17 NAIA I
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).