1 vs 8 (Kelly - Appy)
2 vs 7 (? vs ?)
3 vs 6 (? vs ?)
4 vs 5 (? vs ?)
What teams will face each other in the LPD tourny...
1 vs 8 (Kelly - Appy)
2 vs 7 (? vs ?)
3 vs 6 (? vs ?)
4 vs 5 (? vs ?)
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<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Coach</div><div class="ubbcode-body">1 vs 8 (Kelly - Appy)
2 vs 7 (? vs ?)
3 vs 6 (? vs ?)
4 vs 5 (? vs ?) </div></div>
You could probably fill in a few more teams
1 vs 8 (Kelly - Appy)
2 vs 7 (? vs Pound)
3 vs 6 (? vs Clintwood)
4 vs 5 (? vs Powell Valley)
2-4 will depend on Coeburn, GC, and Norton results.
I have to win the pool and win the cAsh!
JJK must defeat either Burton or Coeburn to ensure they are the one seed. If they were to be beaten by both (possible but not likely) then there could possibly be a three way tie for first with Burton winning the tie breaker. That would give Burton the #1 seed. It has been a very competitive district this year. I for one am looking forward to this years tournament.
i'm pretty sure first place ties require a play-off.
Only if they split isn't it? If JIB beats Kelly twice and they tie for first, surely JIB finishes first.
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: six4three</div><div class="ubbcode-body">i'm pretty sure first place ties require a play-off. </div></div>
isn't there a tie-breaker system based on head to head competition? i thought it was policy to do it this way?
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Not certain about this, but I think the tie breaker is as follows:
1. Head-to-Head (which IF Burton beats JJK twice, they're #1 because they split with GC). This would put JJK #2 and GC #3.
2. vs. top 3 common opponents
3. Coin Flip
There is no tie-breaking game.
I would think the only reason there would be a tie breaker game would be if each team had 1 loss and it was too each other.
The way I understand it is that there is no tie-breaking game. Several years ago they went to a coin-flip to determine seeds and listed the teams as co-champions.
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