Based on the criteria on
the SWLL website for rankings [1. Win/loss record; 2. Head-to-head;
and 3. Goals against average (GAA) if no head-to-head matchup result
is available] and using a multiplier for the fraction of games
played in a season because UM and UT were unable to make up one game
each, here is my explanation of the rankings:
1. UF - 8-0 record (100%
winning percentage) with lower GAA than Georgia (also beat UGA in a
head-to-head match but that was non-SWLL and shouldn't be used for
rankings so GAA was used)
2. UGA - 8-0 (100%) -
higher GAA than UF
3. UCF - 6-2 (75%)
- lower GAA than UT (also beat UT in head-to-head but also a
non-conference competition)
4. UT - 6-1 (85.7% *7/8
(multiplier for only playing 7 out of 8 games) = 75%) but higher GAA
than UCF
5. UM - 5-2 (71.4% *7/8 =
62.5%) and they beat FSU head-to-head
6. FSU - 5-3 (62.5%) lost
to UM head-to-head
