Good Law Schools

One way to rank law schools is with revealed preferences based upon the undergraduate grades and LSAT scores of matriculating students. 

On that basis how do law schools rank?

A new law review article tells us:

LSAT & GPA Rank	Law School	U.S. News  Rank
1	Yale	1
2	Harvard	3
3	Stanford	2
4	Chicago	4
5	NYU	6
6	Pennsylvania	7
7	Virginia	9
8	Columbia	5
9	Michigan	8
10	UC-Berkeley	9
11	Northwestern	11
12	Cornell	13
13	Duke	11
14	UCLA	16
15	Georgetown	14
16	USC	19
17	Vanderbilt	17
18	BYU	41
19	Texas	15
20	Washington U.	18
21	Alabama	27
22	Emory	22
23	Boston University	22
24	Minnesota	20
25	Notre Dame	24
26	William & Mary	37
27	G. Washington	24
28	Arizona State	27
29	U. Washington	32
30	Indiana	32
31	Ohio State	32
32	Georgia	32
33	Boston College	27
34	George Mason	41
35	Florida	41
36	Fordham	37
37	UC-Irvine	21
38	UC-Davis	37
39	SMU	50
40	Northeastern	74
41	Wake Forest	32
42	Colorado	46
43	Iowa	27
44	Arizona	41
45	Nebraska	80
46	Florida State	47
47	Illinois	37
48	Wisconsin	27
49	Utah	54
50	North Carolina	45
51	Pepperdine	RNP
52	Houston	56
53	Villanova	56
54	Cincinnati	65
55	Washington & Lee	26
56	Loyola-L.A.	65
57	Oklahoma	63
58	St. John's	83
59	Temple	47
60	Baylor	50
61	Richmond	50
62	Cardozo	56
63	UNLV	59
64	Tennessee	65
65	Penn State	74
66	Case Western	65
67	San Diego	95
68	Maryland	49
69	Florida Int'l	101
70	Georgia State	65
71	Tulane	54
72	Connecticut	50
73	Kansas	74
74	Michigan State	88
75	UC-Hastings	58