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NorthALBall
AHSFHS Forum Member
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 08:17:01
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Am I missing something regarding this region? If there is something right in front of my face, I will feel stupid. But AL Preps says if Westminster def. Madison Academy, then Plainview is 4. (They also don't have an "e" beside them on this website) Has Plainview not lost to both Madison Academy and Westminster? If so, then Plainview is eliminated no matter what. They would lose a tie breaker to either team. The Westminster/Madison Academy winner would be #3, and the loser would be #4. |
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dparker
Forum Admin
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 08:50:11
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Always remember the first rule of all tie breaker situations where more than two teams are involved. "A team can not lose a tie breaker they can only win it."
So in this case Plainview is not eliminated because they can not lose the tie breaker. So the teams are still tied in this case.
ALPREPS is correct in determining this.
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TheMUBM
AHSFHS Moderator
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 08:50:31
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You're right. Plainview is eliminated. The only teams in the region they can tie are Westminster and Madison Academy and both have head to head wins against Plainview. The regions order isn't settled but the four participants are:
North Jackson, Randolph, Westminster & Madison Academy.
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TheMUBM
AHSFHS Moderator
704 Posts |
Posted - 10/28/2024 : 08:52:19
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quote: Originally posted by dparker
Always remember the first rule of all tie breaker situations where more than two teams are involved. "A team can not lose a tie breaker they can only win it."
So in this case Plainview is not eliminated because they can not lose the tie breaker. So the teams are still tied in this case.
ALPREPS is correct in determining this.
David Parker Administrator AHSFHS.org
Plainview loses head to head with both Madison Academy and Westminster. In no scenario would their be a three way tie since Madison Academy and Westminster play this week, both can't have 3 region losses.
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NorthALBall
AHSFHS Forum Member
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 09:06:50
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quote: Originally posted by TheMUBM
quote: Originally posted by dparker
Always remember the first rule of all tie breaker situations where more than two teams are involved. "A team can not lose a tie breaker they can only win it."
So in this case Plainview is not eliminated because they can not lose the tie breaker. So the teams are still tied in this case.
ALPREPS is correct in determining this.
David Parker Administrator AHSFHS.org
Plainview loses head to head with both Madison Academy and Westminster. In no scenario would their be a three way tie since Madison Academy and Westminster play this week, both can't have 3 region losses.
Twitter (Or X, whatever) @TheMUBM
Yeah, that was how I saw it. There can not be a three-way tie. Madison Academy plays Westminster this week, so one of those two will be 5-3. No other team can finish with 3 losses. No matter which one it is, they hold the tie breaker over Plainview. |
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TheMUBM
AHSFHS Moderator
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 10:27:21
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Yep. ALPreps is really good, but he is wrong on this one.
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Choctaw
Starting Member
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Posted - 10/28/2024 : 12:34:08
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That's correct
quote: Originally posted by NorthALBall
Am I missing something regarding this region? If there is something right in front of my face, I will feel stupid. But AL Preps says if Westminster def. Madison Academy, then Plainview is 4. (They also don't have an "e" beside them on this website) Has Plainview not lost to both Madison Academy and Westminster? If so, then Plainview is eliminated no matter what. They would lose a tie breaker to either team. The Westminster/Madison Academy winner would be #3, and the loser would be #4.
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TheMUBM
AHSFHS Moderator
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Posted - 10/29/2024 : 18:13:40
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ALPreps finally fixed it.
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