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Post by meritza1st on Oct 18, 2007 20:45:53 GMT -6
PA Win Out #1 (7-0)
PR Win Out #2 (5-2)
Cross Beat Montic & LR MC #3 (4-3)
West H Beat Montic & LR MC #4 (4-3)
PA Beat montic #5 (4-3)
PA & PR Beat Mills #6 (3-4)
White H #7 (1-6)
LR MC #8 (0-8)
what is your case scenario?
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Post by heathwaldrop on Oct 18, 2007 22:58:53 GMT -6
I say that Crosset squeaks in as the No. 4 seed with a losing record. Here's how:
Eagles lose to both PA and Monticello but beat McClellan and finish at 3-4.
PA and P-Rob will win out and Monticello will win all but its final game, against PA. That will put those three teams at the top.
Mills will lose out and finish at 2-5.
White Hall will win two of the next three and finish 2-5.
Central will end up 3-4 but lose out to the Eagles head-to-head.
McClellan is a non-factor.
It won't be a thing of beauty (that's an overall record of 5-6, facing Fairview on the road in the first round) but I'm sure that Crossett will be glad to take it.
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Post by meritza1st on Oct 19, 2007 15:19:49 GMT -6
crossett would be 5-5 not 5-6 in your scenario
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Post by meritza1st on Oct 24, 2007 15:48:49 GMT -6
who get # 4 in this case?
cross lose to montic and beat LRM by 14 (3-4)
HWH beat LRM by 14 or more and lose to PR (3-4)
mills lose to PA and beat W HALL BY 3 OR LESS (3-4)
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Post by Outlaw85 on Oct 24, 2007 21:16:40 GMT -6
who get # 4 in this case? cross lose to montic and beat LRM by 14 (3-4) HWH beat LRM by 14 or more and lose to PR (3-4) mills lose to PA and beat W HALL BY 3 OR LESS (3-4) You can only get 13 points max on the point system. Currently Crossett is tied for 4th with Mills and HWH. HWH-22 Mills-17 CHS-8 In you scenario the points would be like this. HWH-35 Mills-20 CHS-25 |
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Post by heathwaldrop on Oct 25, 2007 14:24:41 GMT -6
To finish out the scenario, the Eagles would get fourth because in a three-way tie, the team with the smallest point total is eliminated, then you go with head-to-head. Mills would have the fewest points and since the Eagles beat the Cougars head-to-head, the Eagles would make the playoffs as the fourth seed.
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Post by Outlaw85 on Oct 26, 2007 21:51:25 GMT -6
This is what has to happen for Crossett to make the playoffs.
1. Robinson has to beat Helena or Crossett is out.
2. Mills has to lose or win by 3 points or less along with a Helena loss.
3. Crossett needs to win by 13 hope for a Mills and Helena loss or Mills win by 3 or less and a Helana loss.
It's never good for a team to have to depend on that much to happen to make the playoffs.
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Post by heathwaldrop on Oct 27, 2007 8:52:55 GMT -6
I guess that you're saying that that will cover all of the bases, but the most obvious scenario would be for Crossett to win and Mills and Central both to lose.
That would leave Mills at 2-5 and the Eagles and Cougars tied at 3-4, sending Crossett to the playoffs by virtue of a head-to-head victory over Central.
The way that I'm reading it...the points come into play only if Crossett and Mills both win and Central loses. Crossett has to hope that the three-way tie doesn't happen...too many variables that can come into play in that case.
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