Indiana basketball’s multi-year Academic Progress Rate (APR) fell for the third straight year, according to data released Wednesday afternoon by the NCAA.
After scoring perfect single-year APR scores of 1,000 for four straight years under Tom Crean from 2009-2013, Indiana didn’t have a perfect single-year APR score in any of Crean’s final four seasons in Bloomington.
The data released Wednesday reflects Crean’s final season in Bloomington (2016-17) and the Hoosiers had a single-year APR score of 920.
The multi-year score released Wednesday (943) reflects an average of Crean’s final four seasons in Bloomington and puts the program in just the 10th to 20th percentile nationally among all men’s basketball programs.