bincitysioux Posted March 28, 2012 Share Posted March 28, 2012 Here is how it will work with the unbalanced schedule: 13 Team, One Division Format Eight-game schedule. Two-rival format. Tiebreaker to determine automatic bid to playoffs. 1. Head-to-head 2. Record against COMMON SCHEDULED CONFERENCE OPPONENTS in descending order. 3. Record against COMMON CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE opponents in descending order 4. Record against COMMON NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 5. Ratings System (TBA) 6. Coin Flip Examples of No. 3: If conference teams A & B both scheduled conference team C in a non-conference game (Not scheduled by the league), the results of that game can be used in a tiebreaker. If conference team A played conference team C in a scheduled conference game, but conference team B played conference team C in a non-conference game, that WOULD NOT BE used in a tiebreaker. Examples of No. 4: If conference teams A&B both scheduled the same non-conference opponent (FBS, FCS or Division II), the results of that game could be used in a tiebreaker. Sounds like the ratings system used in #5 would either be Sagarin or GPI, but has not been determined yet. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
darell1976 Posted March 28, 2012 Share Posted March 28, 2012 Here is how it will work with the unbalanced schedule: 13 Team, One Division Format Eight-game schedule. Two-rival format. Tiebreaker to determine automatic bid to playoffs. 1. Head-to-head 2. Record against COMMON SCHEDULED CONFERENCE OPPONENTS in descending order. 3. Record against COMMON CONFERENCE NON-CONFERENCE opponents in descending order 4. Record against COMMON NON-CONFERENCE OPPONENTS 5. Ratings System (TBA) 6. Coin Flip Examples of No. 3: If conference teams A & B both scheduled conference team C in a non-conference game (Not scheduled by the league), the results of that game can be used in a tiebreaker. If conference team A played conference team C in a scheduled conference game, but conference team B played conference team C in a non-conference game, that WOULD NOT BE used in a tiebreaker. Examples of No. 4: If conference teams A&B both scheduled the same non-conference opponent (FBS, FCS or Division II), the results of that game could be used in a tiebreaker. Sounds like the ratings system used in #5 would either be Sagarin or GPI, but has not been determined yet. Let's hope that Phil Luckett is NOT flipping the coin. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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