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Rough pct. of points received each week: Week 1: Henry 33%, McCaffrey 7% Week 2: Henry 38%, McCaffrey 20% Week 3: Henry 35%, McCaffrey 30%: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
16% (148/898) of the ballots came in before Championship Sat. Around 311 of those points went to Henry, ~178 to McCaffrey and Watson each.: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
This year's Heisman ballot was the closest since 2009, when Mark Ingram beat Toby Gerhart by 28 points.: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
McCaffrey won the Far West region, finished second in the Northeast, South, Southwest, and Midwest, third in the Mid-Atlantic.: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
McCaffrey finishes second in 2015 Heisman race https://t.co/75ZR5fcIWO: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
Point totals: Henry - 1,832 McCaffrey - 1,539 Watson - 1,165: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
Derrick Henry has won the 2015 Heisman Trophy.: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
Counting down the minutes until the Heisman announcement. Stay tuned.: 6 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
.@alexaphilippou argues why McCaffrey should win the Heisman https://t.co/329V2YwQjB: 10 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports
A look back at past Heisman finalists from Stanford: https://t.co/zUaeS5hCbh: 12 hours ago, StanfordDaily Sports

BRIEF: Cardinal teams honored for academic progress

Daniel Bohm

By: Daniel Bohm

The NCAA honored nine Stanford athletic programs yesterday for their Academic Progress Rates (APR). Stanford’s baseball, football, men’s golf, men’s tennis, men’s water polo, women’s cross country, women’s gymnastics, women’s indoor track and women’s outdoor track teams all placed in the top 10 percent of all teams in their respective sports over a four-year period beginning in 2006-07.

APR tracks scholarship players’ progress each semester by looking at metrics such as graduation, eligibility and retention.

Full APR scores are scheduled to be released on May 24.

 

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