Prestige ranking of US classics departments according to faculty hiring networks (data from 2022 Nature paper)

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I came across this Nature paper on academic hiring networks (https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-022-05222-x). According to their data visualizer (https://larremorelab.github.io/us-faculty/), a department's prestige rank is "measure of its ability to place its graduates at other prestigious universities." I am wondering if the ranking below rings true to your own impressions of the relative strengths of classics departments. 

This list is drawn from here: https://larremorelab.github.io/us-faculty/hiring-flows/Field/classics-and-classical-languages/

1. Harvard
2. Princeton
3. UC Berkeley
4. Stanford
5. Yale
6. Michigan
7. Columbia
8. Penn
9. Chicago
10. Bryn Mawr
11. Brown
12. Cornell
13. UNC
14. UCLA
15. Johns Hopkins
16. Ohio State
17. University of Cincinnati
18. University of Washington
19. UT Austin
20. Duke
21. NYU
22. University of Wisconsin Madison
23. Indiana University Bloomington
24. USC
25. UVA
26. University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
27. Rutgers
28. Emory
29. University at Buffalo (SUNY)
30. UC Irvine
31. University of Pittsburgh
32. Wash U

And it goes on...