(02-26-2018 10:41 AM)Bearcat2012 Wrote:  

(02-26-2018 10:28 AM)invisiblehand Wrote:  I think it would move to the record vs the #3. Memphis has that win against Houston which would be the tie break.

yeah , sounds like they would combine the records vs UC and Wichita if they end up tied in the standings. So both would be 0-3 and it would move to Houston . Also seems to indicate its based on number of win vs. those opponents ..again it would move to Houston . So advantage Memphis if Tulsa and Memphis end up tied.

you all can read through this if you get bored : )


Two-Team Tie
1. Regular season head-to-head results (one or two games). If the tied teams split their two games, then proceed to Step 2.


2. Each team’s record vs. the team or tied teams occupying the highest position in the standings. Continue down through
the standings until one team gains an advantage.

When comparing records against a single team or collective tied teams (before ties
are broken), the following may apply:
a. If the games played against the team or group are equal, winning percentage
prevails.
b. If the games played against the team or group are unequal, the following
scenarios apply:
i. Most wins do prevail only if the team with fewer wins could not equal that
win total if they played the same number of games. Two examples of many
scenarios that do provide an advantage:
1) Team A 2-0
2) Team A 3-0
Team B 0-1
Team B 1-1
ii. Most wins do not prevail if the team with fewer wins could equal or surpass
the win total of the other team. Two examples of many scenarios that do not provide an advantage:
1) Team A 1-1
2) Team A 2-0
Team B 0-1
Team B 1-0
iii. Fewer losses do not prevail if the teams have the same number of wins and if
the team with fewer games could equal or surpass the loss total of the other
team. Two examples of many scenarios that do not provide an advantage:
1) Team A 1-0
2) Team A 0-1
Team B 1-1
Team B 0-2
c. If an advantage is not determined, proceed to the next team or group in the
standings for comparison.
d. If the tie cannot be broken after continuing down through the last team or
teams in the standings, revert back to comparing records against the top teams
in order and allow winning percentage to prevail even if there is a comparison of
unequal games. Only then, if the percentages are both 1.000, is 2-0 better than
1-0. However, the reverse is not true – no team gains advantage when all have a
.000 winning percentage (0-1 is never better than 0-2).

The guy who wrote that has to be in a mental institution now.

But I think it means advantage Memphis, lol.