Edit: A lot of this is moot since the second tie-breaker is PF and the third is PA. MoV does not come into play. I deleted the raw data and I don't feel like going over it again.
Sorry
***WEST***
To clinch homefield through first round...
Does not include ties, I don't feel like typing (basically) the same thing over and over. Also, this assumes that the next head-to-head is round robin, which I am unsure of, but I am not playing games with MoV. So, if MoV is the second tie-breaker or the tie-breaker used for 3+ teams, well, ignore all of this.
SNK - For #3 seed: Win and Minnesota loss *OR* lose and have Tijuana, Seattle, and Minnesota all lose. For #4 Seed: Win. *OR* Lose and have Tijuana, and Seattle lose.
Seattle - For #3 Seed: Win *OR* Lose and have Minnesota, SNK, and Tijuana lose. For #4 Seed: Win. *OR* Lose and have SNK and either Tijuana/Minnesota lose *OR* Lose and have both Tijuana/Minnesota lose.
Tijuana - For #3 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose. For #4 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose.
Minnesota: For #3 Seed: Win and Seattle/Tijuana both lose. For #4 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose.
Confirmed First round matchups
#8 Tallahassee at Dallas (Last meeting: Dallas 9-6)
#7 Fresno at Easy (Last meeting: Fresno 20-17
EAST
The first four spots are set: #1 Atlanta, #2 Naperville, #3 Crimson, #4 NY Launch
#5 Seed: St. Louis holds tie-breaker over Milwaukee, so win and they get #5 seed while Milwaukee is #6.
Remaining two seeds:
Cleveland: Win *OR* Lose and have Indianapolis or Columbus lose. Cleveland gets in over Mustangs courtesy of better conference and/or round-robin record.
Indianapolis: Win *OR* Lose and have Columbus/Mustangs both lose.
Columbus: Win and have either Cleveland or Indianapolis lose.
Mustangs: Win and have Indianapolis/Columbus both lose.
Maine: (See Below) No mathematical way into the playoffs despite being ahead of New Orleans in the standings. That is only because of the game's H2H. Maine loses tie-breakers to every other conceiveable team.
New Orleans: Win and have Indianapolis/Mustangs/Columbus all lose.
The Maine/NO thing is interesting. Maine beat New Orleans so they have the tie-breaker over NO. However, there is no way for Maine to get into the playoffs. Here is the optimal situation for Maine.
Indianapolis: 6-10
Columbus: 6-10
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Maine: 6-10
Mustangs: 5-10-1
New orleans: 5-11
That secanario shows everyone but Maine losing. However, Maine lost to Indianapolis and Columbus, making the ninth seed as high as they can go. Once again, this is assuming they stick with H2H or round-robin) for deciding three-or-more team tiebreakers. Meanwhile, despite being below Maine, New Orleans can sneak in because they beat Columbus.
Indianapolis: 6-10
New Orleans: 6-10
Maine: 6-10
Columbus: 6-10
Mustangs: 5-10-1
Or will they? How sophisticated is GLB's tie-breaker system. Who the fuck would get in here? In real-life, it would be Indianapolis and New Orleans based on round-robin, but who the fuck knows.
Sorry
***WEST***
To clinch homefield through first round...
Does not include ties, I don't feel like typing (basically) the same thing over and over. Also, this assumes that the next head-to-head is round robin, which I am unsure of, but I am not playing games with MoV. So, if MoV is the second tie-breaker or the tie-breaker used for 3+ teams, well, ignore all of this.
SNK - For #3 seed: Win and Minnesota loss *OR* lose and have Tijuana, Seattle, and Minnesota all lose. For #4 Seed: Win. *OR* Lose and have Tijuana, and Seattle lose.
Seattle - For #3 Seed: Win *OR* Lose and have Minnesota, SNK, and Tijuana lose. For #4 Seed: Win. *OR* Lose and have SNK and either Tijuana/Minnesota lose *OR* Lose and have both Tijuana/Minnesota lose.
Tijuana - For #3 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose. For #4 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose.
Minnesota: For #3 Seed: Win and Seattle/Tijuana both lose. For #4 Seed: Win and SNK/Seattle both lose.
Confirmed First round matchups
#8 Tallahassee at Dallas (Last meeting: Dallas 9-6)
#7 Fresno at Easy (Last meeting: Fresno 20-17
EAST
The first four spots are set: #1 Atlanta, #2 Naperville, #3 Crimson, #4 NY Launch
#5 Seed: St. Louis holds tie-breaker over Milwaukee, so win and they get #5 seed while Milwaukee is #6.
Remaining two seeds:
Cleveland: Win *OR* Lose and have Indianapolis or Columbus lose. Cleveland gets in over Mustangs courtesy of better conference and/or round-robin record.
Indianapolis: Win *OR* Lose and have Columbus/Mustangs both lose.
Columbus: Win and have either Cleveland or Indianapolis lose.
Mustangs: Win and have Indianapolis/Columbus both lose.
Maine: (See Below) No mathematical way into the playoffs despite being ahead of New Orleans in the standings. That is only because of the game's H2H. Maine loses tie-breakers to every other conceiveable team.
New Orleans: Win and have Indianapolis/Mustangs/Columbus all lose.
The Maine/NO thing is interesting. Maine beat New Orleans so they have the tie-breaker over NO. However, there is no way for Maine to get into the playoffs. Here is the optimal situation for Maine.
Indianapolis: 6-10
Columbus: 6-10
--
Maine: 6-10
Mustangs: 5-10-1
New orleans: 5-11
That secanario shows everyone but Maine losing. However, Maine lost to Indianapolis and Columbus, making the ninth seed as high as they can go. Once again, this is assuming they stick with H2H or round-robin) for deciding three-or-more team tiebreakers. Meanwhile, despite being below Maine, New Orleans can sneak in because they beat Columbus.
Indianapolis: 6-10
New Orleans: 6-10
Maine: 6-10
Columbus: 6-10
Mustangs: 5-10-1
Or will they? How sophisticated is GLB's tie-breaker system. Who the fuck would get in here? In real-life, it would be Indianapolis and New Orleans based on round-robin, but who the fuck knows.
Last edited May 26, 2008 20:03:06
