D2 Men's Soccer Ratings

Updated Oct 2, 6:34 a.m. ET · 2026 season · 915 games between D2 teams so far

Rankings · California Collegiate Athletic Association · Super Region 4

California State University, San Bernardino

Ranked 23rd of 202 D2 teams (likely between 10th and 62nd) and 2nd of 13 in the CCAA. 75% chance of making the NCAA tournament, mostly through an at-large place.

Record 7-0-2 (W-L-T) · 7-0-2 against D2 teams

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NCAA tournament chance

75%

With 5 or more wins from its last 9 games against D2 teams, its NCAA chance is about 94%; with fewer, about 50%.

Top-four seed in Super Region 4 (first chance to host games): 33%

Rank

23 of 202

Likely between 10th and 62nd

2nd of 13 in the CCAA (likely 1st to 5th)

Rating

+0.83

Would beat an average D2 team by about 0.8 goals a game, on a neutral field.

Likely range +0.43 to +1.23

Attack and defense

Attack +0.35: scores 0.35 more goals a game than an average D2 team.

Defense +0.49: concedes 0.49 fewer goals a game than an average D2 team.

Attack + defense = rating.

What it takes to make the NCAA tournament

There are two ways in. How qualifying works.

How many more wins it needs

Its last 9 games against D2 teams: how many it might win, and its NCAA chance in each case. A tie counts as half a win.

WinsHow likelyNCAA chance then
0 under 1% –
1 2% –
2 6% about 15%
3 14% about 45%
4 22% about 65%
5 23% about 90%
6 17% about 100%
7 12% over 99%
8 4% over 99%
9 (all) 1% over 99%

– means too few simulated seasons to say. Which games are won matters as well as how many: wins over strong teams and away wins count for more.

If CSUSB wins all 9: it makes the NCAA tournament as an at-large team, even without the conference title.

Rating over the season

Line: rating after each daily update. Shaded: likely range. Above 0 is better than an average D2 team.

0+0.5+1.0+1.5Oct

How sure is the rank?

Taller bars are more likely. CSUSB likely (8 in 10) ranks between 10th and 62nd.

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Still to play

win tie loss chances for each game. A tie can be the likeliest single score even when a win is more likely overall.

Oct 2 at Stanislaus St. W 42% · T 27% · L 31% likeliest 1–1 · compare
Oct 4 at UC Merced W 57% · T 24% · L 18% likeliest 1–0 · compare
Oct 9 v Menlo W 63% · T 20% · L 17% likeliest 2–0 · compare
Oct 11 v Fresno Pacific W 64% · T 20% · L 16% likeliest 2–0 · compare
Oct 15 at Cal St. Dom. Hills W 42% · T 25% · L 33% likeliest 1–1 · compare
Oct 17 v Cal St. Monterey Bay W 63% · T 19% · L 18% likeliest 2–1 · compare
Oct 23 v Cal State LA W 35% · T 29% · L 35% likeliest 1–1 · compare
Oct 25 at Cal Poly Pomona W 40% · T 26% · L 34% likeliest 1–1 · compare
Oct 29 at Cal St. East Bay W 68% · T 17% · L 15% likeliest 2–1 · compare

Results

How much each result changed the rating. A win can lower it if the model expected a bigger win; a narrow loss to a strong team can raise it.

Sep 27 v Chico St. W 3–0 Rating +0.07
Sep 25 v Cal Poly Humboldt W 3–1 Rating −0.01
Sep 20 at Cal St. San Marcos W 4–1 Rating +0.09
Sep 13 v Tex. A&M Int'l W 4–0 Rating +0.10
Sep 9 at CUI W 2–1 Rating +0.02
Sep 6 v Regis (CO) T 0–0 Rating −0.01
Sep 2 at Fresno Pacific W 1–0 Rating +0.00
Aug 29 v Biola W 2–0 Rating +0.02
Aug 27 at Point Loma T 1–1 Rating +0.01