St. John Fisher (10-12)

St. John Fisher's opponents in order of rating: 
     Team            Rating        Score  Effect  W- L
   ---------------   ------       ------- ------ -----
   Hartwick           520.5 LOSS   58-76         20- 2 Division III
   Stevens Tech       505.2 LOSS   53-73         18- 4 Division III
   Hobart             501.1 LOSS   58-83         16- 4 Division III
   Brooklyn           482.2 LOSS   45-58         14- 7 Division III
   Nazareth           482.1 LOSS   67-85         15- 7 Division III
   Manhattanville     454.6 LOSS   66-73          9-11 Division III
   Ithaca             453.5 LOSS   65-71         10-12 Division III
   Ithaca             453.5 LOSS   59-72         10-12 Division III
   Alfred             446.4 LOSS   62-76         13- 8 Division III
   Alfred             446.4 LOSS   70-77         13- 8 Division III
   SUNY-New Paltz     419.8 LOSS   49-64          8-12 Division III
   Utica              395.2 LOSS   64-72          7-15 Division III
>> St. John Fisher    420.6 <<                   10-12 Division III
   Dickinson          456.5 WIN    78-70   ++    12- 9 Division III
   Brockport St.      435.8 WIN    82-81   ++     9-11 Division III
   SUNY-Geneseo       430.6 WIN    77-54   ++     9-10 Division III
   Roberts Wesleyan   419.3 WIN    59-57    +     6-16 NAIA II
   Utica              395.2 WIN    72-60    +     7-15 Division III
   Worcester St.      384.5 WIN    64-59    +     7-15 Division III
   Westminster (PA)   371.9 WIN    85-62    +     5-17 Division III
   Pitt-Bradford      360.6 WIN    82-72    +     9-11 Division III
   Elmira             292.7 WIN    69-57    -     0-22 Division III
   Elmira             292.7 WIN    67-50    -     0-22 Division III
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).