Post by Bouncer_Texxx on May 29, 2013 13:49:31 GMT -5
queue Jim Mora..
anyways, interesting tidbit come up in an article written by Matt Zimmer of the Sioux Falls
Read It Here
given that information, here's how things break down at the moment, and assuming SOS = (combined opponents wins)/(combined games played)
*tiebreakers only*... we can all figure out W and L's
INTENSE
NEB (Clinched): 2-1 v NEB (one game remaining) Behind on SOS (.449 - .460) but ahead in point differential +95
COL (Clinched): 1-2 v NEB (one game remaining) holds a slim SOS advantage over NEB (.460 - .449), but is behind in point differential. +32
UNITED
SF CURRENTLY HOLD SOS (.509) OVER EVERYONE EXCEPT TEXAS(SPLIT WITH EVERY CONTENDER H2H except Texas, with two games to play) +88 POINT DIFF has to beat Texas once to get in
CR HOLDS H2H OVER CHICAGO AND IS LEAGUE LEADER IN POINT DIFF +156
CHI has to win out and get help from Green Bay beating CR, holds h2h over Texas -8 point diff
TEX has to beat COL once and SF twice and needs CR to lose a game, or Chicago to lose 2 (or beat COL, and split with SF and 2 losses by CR). TEX holds SOS (.557) over everyone, -90 point diff
OVERALL
SF tied h2h with CHI, CR, COL and NEB holds SOS over all of them. +88 point diff should wind up the #1 seed with two wins v Texas
neb up 2-1 over COL H2H (one game to play) behind SF, CR, CHI, and COL in SOS +95 point dif has h2h over TEX
col down 1-2 to NEB (with one game remaining), behind SF, CR, and CHI in SOS. ahead of NEB in SOS has a game against Texas remaining +32 point diff
CR hold H2H over chicago, ahead of NEB on SOS, behind COL, SF, and TEX in SOS +156 point diff
CHI has h2h over texas, ahead of col and neb in sos behind sf in sos -8 point diff
Texas has sos over everyone remaining in contention -90 point diff and would hold h2h against COL and SF if they win out
I'm missing something, I know it...
anyways, interesting tidbit come up in an article written by Matt Zimmer of the Sioux Falls
Read It Here
The first tie-breaker is head-to-head, followed by strength of schedule and point differential.
given that information, here's how things break down at the moment, and assuming SOS = (combined opponents wins)/(combined games played)
*tiebreakers only*... we can all figure out W and L's
INTENSE
NEB (Clinched): 2-1 v NEB (one game remaining) Behind on SOS (.449 - .460) but ahead in point differential +95
COL (Clinched): 1-2 v NEB (one game remaining) holds a slim SOS advantage over NEB (.460 - .449), but is behind in point differential. +32
UNITED
SF CURRENTLY HOLD SOS (.509) OVER EVERYONE EXCEPT TEXAS(SPLIT WITH EVERY CONTENDER H2H except Texas, with two games to play) +88 POINT DIFF has to beat Texas once to get in
CR HOLDS H2H OVER CHICAGO AND IS LEAGUE LEADER IN POINT DIFF +156
CHI has to win out and get help from Green Bay beating CR, holds h2h over Texas -8 point diff
TEX has to beat COL once and SF twice and needs CR to lose a game, or Chicago to lose 2 (or beat COL, and split with SF and 2 losses by CR). TEX holds SOS (.557) over everyone, -90 point diff
OVERALL
SF tied h2h with CHI, CR, COL and NEB holds SOS over all of them. +88 point diff should wind up the #1 seed with two wins v Texas
neb up 2-1 over COL H2H (one game to play) behind SF, CR, CHI, and COL in SOS +95 point dif has h2h over TEX
col down 1-2 to NEB (with one game remaining), behind SF, CR, and CHI in SOS. ahead of NEB in SOS has a game against Texas remaining +32 point diff
CR hold H2H over chicago, ahead of NEB on SOS, behind COL, SF, and TEX in SOS +156 point diff
CHI has h2h over texas, ahead of col and neb in sos behind sf in sos -8 point diff
Texas has sos over everyone remaining in contention -90 point diff and would hold h2h against COL and SF if they win out
I'm missing something, I know it...