Idaho, UNLV among the college football programs facing APR penalties from NCAA

Idaho is barred from the 2014-15 college football postseason due to low APR scores.(William Mancebo/Getty Images) The NCAA released its most recent Academic

Idaho is barred from the 2014-15 college football postseason due to low APR scores.(William Mancebo/Getty Images)

The NCAA released its most recent Academic Progress Rate scores on Wednesday measuring the academic progress of Division I athletes.

Idaho and UNLV are among the nine football teams barred from participating in the 2014-15 postseason after posting substandard scores. Oklahoma Statenarrowly avoided the same penalty. In all, 36 Division I teams will be ineligible to compete after this fall’s regular season because of deficient APR performance.

The most recent APRs are multi-year rates based on the rates of the past four academic years (2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12 and 2012-13). Teams must have APRs of 930, up from 900 last season, or an average of 940 over the previous two years, to avoid a postseason ban. Some programs that fell below 930, including Oklahoma State, incurred other penalties, such as practice restrictions.

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