For the second part of Dykes' rollover clause we have to get an APR greater than 980. Until supposedly this year, we've never accomplished this.
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2004 - 2005 945
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2005 - 2006 965
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2006 - 2007 967
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2007 - 2008 970
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2008 - 2009 969
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2009 - 2010 949
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2010 - 2011 936
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2011 - 2012 935
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2012 - 2013 938
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2013 - 2014 941
I guess my question is, does anyone have any idea how APR is measured? For as much as we talk about it, I still dont know how or what it necessarily measures. Two, how difficult is it to actually achieve a score of 980? We've never done it before it seems.
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2004 - 2005 945
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2005 - 2006 965
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2006 - 2007 967
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2007 - 2008 970
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2008 - 2009 969
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2009 - 2010 949
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2010 - 2011 936
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2011 - 2012 935
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2012 - 2013 938
Football University of California, Berkeley CA 2013 - 2014 941
I guess my question is, does anyone have any idea how APR is measured? For as much as we talk about it, I still dont know how or what it necessarily measures. Two, how difficult is it to actually achieve a score of 980? We've never done it before it seems.
