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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Re: Playoff Scenarios
Oops - I had that backward - Dallas beat the Gyants in their first matchup.
If Dallas beats the Gyants in their second matchup, the Skins are up on Dallas (2-0), Dallas is up on the Gyants (2-0), and the Gyants are tied with the Skins (1-1). If the Gyants beat Dallas in their second matchup, we are up on Dallas (2-0) and everyone else is tied. So, regardless of who wins the second Gyants/Dallas game, it goes to the second tiebreaker - division record. Under the second tiebreaker, the Skins will be the only team at 5-1 in the division (since we will have to beat both Dallas and the Gyants once to get there). Therefore, I think we actually do hold our destiny in our own hands if we go to a tiebreaker. If we win out, we win the division. Edit: The winner of the Dallas/Gyants game must lose another game for us to go to a tiebreaker. Does this sound right? Last edited by onlydarksets; 11-28-2005 at 10:07 AM. |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Re: Playoff Scenarios
Of course, the winner of the second Dallas/Gyants game must lose at least one other game besides the one to us to drop into a 3-way tie at the end of the season. The loser of the second Dallas/Gyants game will drop down to at least 6 losses since they will also lose to us.
I was told there would be no math in this forum. |
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