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(02-27-2022 05:16 AM)dannyb73 Wrote:  

(02-27-2022 01:18 AM)axeme Wrote:  

(02-27-2022 12:46 AM)cschierh Wrote:  How could Buffalo jump us? Doesn’t the league go ny winning percentage? 15-5 is ,750.

14-5 is .737.

KSU would be a half game ahead of UB if both finish with 5 losses. If KSU and. UT win Tuesday, KSU would be 2nd by beating UB, 3rd by losing. The only way KSU’ could finish 4th is by losing both games next week.

The MAC is the ONLY conference in America (of the 31) that does not go by winning percentage. What I typed earlier is a fact. If they sweep us and have one less win, they will jump us.

(02-27-2022 09:57 AM)dannyb73 Wrote:  

(02-27-2022 07:42 AM)Muskrat Wrote:  Winning the MAC regular season title would be nice, but KSU doesn't control their own destiny. Getting a good seed is nice, too, but since most people only care about winning the conference tournament the bottom line is that SOMEONE will win three tough games and it will be the team that deserves it. I hope, of course, it is the Flashes but I would say it's a toss-up among five teams. That's the MAC.

Winning the MAC regular season and the #1 seed would guarantee an NIT bid. That is worth caring about should the 3 days in Cleveland not go our way.

Please provided me your source about winning percentage. I'm not doubting you, but the only thing I could find on the official MAC site refers to winning percentage being the determinant.