South Dakota State (1-2), Youngstown State (2-1), Coastal Carolina (2-1), Eastern Illinois (2-1), Villanova (2-1) and Stony Brook (2-1).Rounding out the Top 25 were North Carolina A&T (2-1), Alba

This story is part of ESPN The Magazines Oct. 31 NBA Preview Issue. Subscribe today!Edmonton OilersOverall: 111 Title track:?57 Ownership: 98 Coaching: 77 Players: 119 Fan relations: 100 Affordability: 112 Stadium experience: 90 Bang for the buck: 105 Change from last year: +1Its been 26 long years since the Oilers hoisted their fifth Stanley Cup in a seven-year period, forming one of the best dynasties the sport has ever seen. Today, its been a bit different, as theyve secured four No. 1 draft picks in the past seven years. Still, there is reason to be excited in Edmonton -- a new building, improvement under new coach Todd McLellan, and a certain game-breaker who wears No. 97.Whats goodThe Oilers only break into the top 100 in four categories, the highest of which is title track at 57. Part of that is the Connor McDavid difference, as the 19-year-old has the potential to be among the best in the game if he stays healthy this season. Another relative bright spot is McLellan, who ranks 77th in our coaching rankings. The Oilers fifth bench boss since 2012, McLellan upped Edmontons win total to 31 and has helped the team tap into the potential of their young forwards. Edmonton is still a year or two away from a playoff spot, but there is visible progress in Alberta.Whats badFans might love McDavid, but not enough to rank the players better than 119th overall (worst in the NHL). In one of the worst trades we have seen in quite some time, Edmonton shipped Taylor Hall (26 goals, 65 points) to New Jersey this summer for defenseman Adam Larsson, showing serious desperation for blue line help. Then the Oilers went out and signed free agent Milan Lucic to a seven-year deal to skate alongside McDavid and Jordan Eberle. It remains to be seen if much changes on the ice, but this much is sure -- it will still cost Oilers Nation a pretty penny to see the team in action. An average cost per game of $93 puts Edmonton 112th in affordability.Whats newHello Rogers Place, good bye Rexall Place. The Oilers new home, which houses 18,641 spectators, allowed the team to jump 24 spots up to 90th in stadium experience. The arena cost nearly $500 million Canadian and houses the largest scoreboard in the NHL, which will be 4.5 times larger than the one in their old building. According to a 2014 NHL.com article about the new arena, 52 percent of the seats are in the lower bowl, which compares to 37 percent at Rexall Place. This configuration will provide Oilers fans with a more intimate and energetic atmosphere at the games while bringing the fans closer to the action. Now if the team can just add some more recent banners to the rafters...Next: Vancouver Canucks | Full rankingsFausse Air Max 90 Off White . 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But when it comes to determining if Raymond will find a place on the Leafs roster when training camp concludes in a week, well, that decision will ultimately fall to the head coach.(STATS) -- Sam Houston State may succeed in being the team that can give the proverbial 110 percent.Third-year coach K.C. Keeler has been saying the Bearkats need to find an extra 10 percent of effort and production to complete what theyve started in the FCS playoffs throughout the decade.The Bearkats must like their start this season after moving up one spot to No. 2 in the STATS FCS Top 25 on Monday. They trailed only unanimous No. 1 North Dakota State, which received 167 first-place votes and 4,175 points, and were just ahead of Jacksonville State, which moved up one spot to No. 3.Sam Houston (2-0) is coming off the 500th win in program history Saturday night, a 44-31 Southland Conference triumph at Lamar to avenge a loss last season. The Bearkats led 30-3 at halftime, defensive end P.J. Hall anchored an effort that kept Lamar All-America running back Kade Harrington out of the end zone and fellow junior Corey Avery proved to be the best running back on the field.I think at times were playing at a really high level, Keeler said. Weve been a little disappointed leaving some points on the field offensively and giving up some big plays defensively. The potential for the offense is through the roof. We have some work to do for us to be as good as we want to be, but it seems to all be coming together in a positive way.With their significant talent and experience, the Bearkats may threaten to go unbeaten in the regular season. But theyre going to measure themselves on the postseason. In the last five years, they have lost in two national championship games and in two other semifinals, including last seasons.Quarterback Jeremiah Briscoe directs their offense, which leads the FCS with 633 yards per game. The Bearkats rank second in passing offense (358.5 yards per game) and third in scoring offense (51.5 points per game).Sam Houstons playoff nemesis has been North Dakota State, which has won the last five FCS titles. The Bison (3-0) remained the rock of the FCS this past Saturday whhile 10 other nationally ranked teams lost.dddddddddddd. They knocked off then-No. 13 Iowa 23-21 on a game-ending field goal, a result that matched the second-highest FBS ranked team to lose to an FCS program.Coach Chris Kliemans squad gained enough support to tie for the 27th spot in the AP FBS rankings this week. The Bison are on a bye leading up to their Missouri Valley Football Conference opener against Illinois State on Oct. 1.Jacksonville State (2-1) gained a Top 25 win by edging Coastal Carolina 27-26. The Ohio Valley Conference champion, led by All-America quarterback Eli Jenkins, hasnt lost to an FCS team in the regular season since 2013.Eastern Washington (2-1), which beat Northern Iowa 34-30 in the weekends other Top 25 matchup, moved up four spots to No. 4. The Eagles were followed in the Top 10 by Chattanooga (3-0), Montana (2-0), Richmond (2-1), William & Mary (2-1), Illinois State (2-1) and The Citadel (3-0).James Madison (2-1) remained in the No. 11 spot, followed by Charleston Southern (1-2), Western Illinois (2-0), Northern Iowa (1-2), South Dakota State (1-2), Youngstown State (2-1), Coastal Carolina (2-1), Eastern Illinois (2-1), Villanova (2-1) and Stony Brook (2-1).Rounding out the Top 25 were North Carolina A&T (2-1), Albany (3-0), Colgate (1-1), McNeese (1-2) and Portland State (1-2).Eastern Illinois, which beat Illinois State, and Stony Brook, which beat Richmond, moved into the Top 25, while Northern Arizona and New Hampshire fell out.CAA Football and the Missouri Valley tied for the most Top 25 teams with six each. The Big Sky was third with three.A national panel of sports information and media relations directors, broadcasters, writers and other dignitaries select the STATS FCS Top 25. In the voting, a first-place vote is worth 25 points, a second-place vote 24 points, all the way down to one point for a 25th-place vote. ' ' '