Originally posted by kwyjibos13:
Originally posted by DiehardDukeFan4Life:
I'm still optimistically holding out hope that UVA loses their last 2 regular season games so that we win the regular season title and get that number 1 seed in the ACC tourney which will also solidify us getting a number 1 seed in tho NCAA tourney. I know it's wishful thinking but I'm still holding out hope. lol
I know people think that way but we need to reconsider the whole "well so-and-so won the regular season title" bs out of the equation. I have a scenario for you. Duke wins out regular season, loses Semis to ND. UVA loses one in the regular season, loses in ACC semis. Arizona loses and is out of one seed equation. Villanova third one seed. Who is fourth one seed? It is down to Duke and UVA. Duke has four losses, UVA 3. UVA "won the regular season title" but 1. lost to Duke and 2. Cannot hold a candle to Duke's resume. UVA will still get the one, I promise you.
But, if it is the question of being the fourth one and shipped west against hypothetically Kentucky in final four or two seed in Nova's east bracket on opposite end, bring on the 2...
Buck, but I do not know but say this scenario happens: we have Syracuse and team A and B all tied. A lost to B but beat Cuse twice. B beat A but lost to Cuse. With Cuse as normal, it would go 6. A 7. B 8. Cuse. If we do not consider Cuse at all like they are not tied, you have 6. B and 7. A.
And should it come to this and you have two tied teams and H-to-H does not break it. The next thing is to start from the top and go down comparing winning percentage (why Duke beating UVA was huge because it gave us a possibility of a lot of tiebreakers). What if you get to Cuse. Like they do not exist and go to next team (not very likely as Cuse will be middle of pack).
This post was edited on 3/1 4:39 PM by kwyjibos13
This post was edited on 3/1 4:40 PM by kwyjibos13