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TOPIC: Tie Breakers? |
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| WeBeatYouAgain
July 7, 2006
11:24:19 AM
Entry #: 1547041
| Does anyone know the tie breakers if there is a tie between two or three teams for the top spot in the league?
Pizzle for Drizzle #30
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| pizzle
July 7, 2006
12:20:46 PM
Entry #: 1547155
| Pizzle for McDizzle
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| DirtySanchez
July 7, 2006
3:35:11 PM
Entry #: 1547600
| I'm not sure about the Skyline, i'm pretty sure if one team beat the other team(s) head to head, they would win the league. If the teams split games during the regular season, My understanding is the automatic bid is eliminated and everyone participates in the league playoffs. Not positive, could be wrong?
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| WeBeatYouAgain
July 7, 2006
4:00:29 PM
Entry #: 1547653
| I think you are right dirty. So if three teams are tied at the top? Would it be a round robin play?
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| DirtySanchez
July 8, 2006
5:44:30 PM
Entry #: 1548871
| I don't think so, unless one team swept both teams during the regular season, i think all the teams would be in playoffs with the rest of the other teams in the league.
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| Tri City Shark
July 8, 2006
5:54:03 PM
Entry #: 1548877
| If three teams tie, I believe all three drop back into the double elimination playoffs. No tie breakers are done to award the automatic bid. If two tie, they play a head-to-head game for the State bid.
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| Jordan Roering
July 10, 2006
9:57:01 AM
Entry #: 1550886
| My understanding was, if two teams tie, those two would get the automatic bids, if three teams tie no one would get the auto bid
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| Tri City Shark
July 10, 2006
10:00:26 AM
Entry #: 1550895
| The two tied teams would definitely play a one game playoff. That's for sure.
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| DirtySanchez
July 10, 2006
11:50:33 AM
Entry #: 1551151
| between those two teams, if one team swept the other during the regular season the one game playoff wouldn't need to be played, right?
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| Tri City Shark
July 10, 2006
11:58:44 AM
Entry #: 1551172
| Still the one game playoff.
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