(11-21-2020 11:21 PM)Memphis Yankee Wrote:  

(11-21-2020 10:49 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

(11-21-2020 10:09 PM)slhNavy91 Wrote:  

(11-21-2020 08:21 PM)pesik Wrote:  mathematically speaking

ucf eliminated from conference title.. I believe UC has clinched 1 of the 2 championship spots

the other spot is down to tulsa, memphis, houston, and smu.. it is unclear if navy is still in the running
navy has one less conference game so not sure how tie breakers will work...how will their 5-2 be graded against a 6-2 or a 5-3

--Tulsa controls its destiny- win 2 of the last 3 games (houston, navy and Cincinnati) they clinch

-- Houston has to win out (memphis, smu, and tulsa) and have Tulsa lose to cincy

-- Navy win out (memphis, tulsa), cincy beat tulsa, houston & smu lose atleast 1---- but unclear if they are eligible

-- memphis wins out (navy tulane houston) then; 1) tulsa losses out, 2) tulsa losses 2 of the 3 .. whoever got tulsa's second loss (navy or houston) must finish higher than smu...

-- smu wins out , have tulsa lose out....or if navy's 5-2 is equivalent to tulsa/smu's 6-2 (meaning navy beat tulsa)...lots of scenario but most have smu winning the 3 way tie ..smu beat memphis who'll likely the next highest ranked team

It is conference record - winning percentage.
So 5-2 > 5-3 but 5-2 < 6-2

Math is as math does.

This is not the Navy team we want to represent the west. Not this year. I love ya SLH but not this year. I've only seen a few games with this years team, but they looked awful.

This is not the same Navy team that kicked our ass every year. Maybe they make a miraculous recovery but how do you recover from 95-10 combined to BYU and Air Force? This is easily the worst Navy team since you joined the AAC.