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<blockquote data-quote="FredJacket" data-source="post: 312408" data-attributes="member: 2843"><p>Owning the "condo winning %" is huge...whatever that is <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" /></p><p></p><p>I do agree if we get 1 win over UVA, we are IN at 11-19. I still like our chances even if we're swept (see below).</p><p></p><p>And the reason (I think) we'd finish ahead of BC should we end up in a 2-way tie with them is our records v UNC (Tech 1-2 and BC 0-3). The tiebreaker in this case (with no head to head) falls to: <em>"Head-to-head competition of the tied teams compared to common opponents with the highest overall conference winning percentage and continuing until one team gains an advantage." </em>We had same record v LOU (0-3)... and UNC will be the next check.</p><p></p><p>Disclaimer: This stuff is a little confusing... I think I'm right about what follows:</p><p></p><p>To answer [USER=944]@MWBATL[/USER] ... if we end up 11-19 in 3-way tie with Pitt and BC, I think we do come out on top of those 3 (and IN); however, we'd only need to be 1 or 2 of those 3 because a BC sweep keeps ND at 10 wins.</p><p></p><p>Only because I like noodling through these things. Here are some scenarios:</p><p></p><p>One scenario that will prevent us from making tournament:</p><p>All of this must happen for us to be out.</p><p>1) We get swept</p><p>2) Pitt wins at least 2 at WF</p><p>3) BC sweeps ND</p><p>4) VT wins at least 2 at Mia</p><p>If that happened exactly like that... we'd be in a 3-way tie at 10-20 with ND and Pitt (if Pitt won 2 exactly at WF) for 12th. ND wins the tiebreaker due to combined head-to-head among tied team.</p><p></p><p>Or this:</p><p>1) We're swept</p><p>2) BC sweeps ND</p><p>3) Pitt wins 2</p><p>4) VT wins 1</p><p>This would be 4-way tie at bottom of conference at 10-20 (GT, Pitt, ND, VT). I think the final order would be (ND, VT, GT, Pitt)... but I'm not sure.</p><p>My rationale is the head-to-head v common opponents with highest win % in the conference. The 1st common opponent working down winning % is UVA. In this scenario UVA sweeps us (and Pitt). ND and VT were 1-2 v UVA.</p><p></p><p>A back door way IN:</p><p>1) Tech is swept</p><p>2) VT wins 1</p><p>3) Pitt wins 2</p><p>4) BC wins 2</p><p>This would be a 4-way tie at 10-20 (GT, VT, Pitt, BC). Think the final order would be (GT, Pitt, VT, BC)... but I'm really not sure.</p><p>My rationale is the head-to-head v common opponents with highest win % in the conference. UNC (not LOU) was common opponent for all 4 teams. GT, VT, Pitt each were 1-2 against UNC. BC was 0-3. I think that makes BC last of the 4. Then you have a 3-way tie and revert back to record among tied teams. GT gets that making them 1st of the 4. Then you revert to 2-way tie (VT v Pitt). VT wins that.</p><p></p><p>Ok... uncle. Lots of combos... now my head hurts. I thought I liked noodling through this stuff.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FredJacket, post: 312408, member: 2843"] Owning the "condo winning %" is huge...whatever that is ;) I do agree if we get 1 win over UVA, we are IN at 11-19. I still like our chances even if we're swept (see below). And the reason (I think) we'd finish ahead of BC should we end up in a 2-way tie with them is our records v UNC (Tech 1-2 and BC 0-3). The tiebreaker in this case (with no head to head) falls to: [I]"Head-to-head competition of the tied teams compared to common opponents with the highest overall conference winning percentage and continuing until one team gains an advantage." [/I]We had same record v LOU (0-3)... and UNC will be the next check. Disclaimer: This stuff is a little confusing... I think I'm right about what follows: To answer [USER=944]@MWBATL[/USER] ... if we end up 11-19 in 3-way tie with Pitt and BC, I think we do come out on top of those 3 (and IN); however, we'd only need to be 1 or 2 of those 3 because a BC sweep keeps ND at 10 wins. Only because I like noodling through these things. Here are some scenarios: One scenario that will prevent us from making tournament: All of this must happen for us to be out. 1) We get swept 2) Pitt wins at least 2 at WF 3) BC sweeps ND 4) VT wins at least 2 at Mia If that happened exactly like that... we'd be in a 3-way tie at 10-20 with ND and Pitt (if Pitt won 2 exactly at WF) for 12th. ND wins the tiebreaker due to combined head-to-head among tied team. Or this: 1) We're swept 2) BC sweeps ND 3) Pitt wins 2 4) VT wins 1 This would be 4-way tie at bottom of conference at 10-20 (GT, Pitt, ND, VT). I think the final order would be (ND, VT, GT, Pitt)... but I'm not sure. My rationale is the head-to-head v common opponents with highest win % in the conference. The 1st common opponent working down winning % is UVA. In this scenario UVA sweeps us (and Pitt). ND and VT were 1-2 v UVA. A back door way IN: 1) Tech is swept 2) VT wins 1 3) Pitt wins 2 4) BC wins 2 This would be a 4-way tie at 10-20 (GT, VT, Pitt, BC). Think the final order would be (GT, Pitt, VT, BC)... but I'm really not sure. My rationale is the head-to-head v common opponents with highest win % in the conference. UNC (not LOU) was common opponent for all 4 teams. GT, VT, Pitt each were 1-2 against UNC. BC was 0-3. I think that makes BC last of the 4. Then you have a 3-way tie and revert back to record among tied teams. GT gets that making them 1st of the 4. Then you revert to 2-way tie (VT v Pitt). VT wins that. Ok... uncle. Lots of combos... now my head hurts. I thought I liked noodling through this stuff. [/QUOTE]
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