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Post by fingrbustr on Apr 8, 2006 12:14:53 GMT -5
Awesome legwork, Rocky--thanks much for posting the scenarios and standings. Although I have friends on UH, I will be rooting for them to lose one to BYU and for UCI to win out. Worst case, if UCI loses to CSUN (can't stop middle attack or Rhodes) and UCSB (can't stop Patak), I would like BYU to come out super-motivated from LBSU's drubbing and steal both from the Warriors in a hostile Stan Sheriff. I too would like the MPSF tourney is socal
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Post by mikesmith on Apr 8, 2006 12:34:52 GMT -5
As it stands now, CSUN would be in fourth and Pepp would fifth as CSUN has the tie breaker between the two. Of course, we will see how it all plays out. 3-6 is going to be an interesting battle.
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Post by mikesmith on Apr 8, 2006 12:36:03 GMT -5
Also, I made the statement that UCLA would be in the playoffs. They are. Look out MPSF!
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Post by Will Rogers Beach on Apr 8, 2006 13:57:33 GMT -5
At the current standings, Hawaii - #2, UCSB - #7 and UCLA - #8, UCLA will have to play UCSB in Santa Barbara for the play-in for the #7 seed on April 19 (Wednesday). Then, whoever wins will have to fly to Hawaii and play the first round in Honolulu on April 22 (Saturday). That will be a lot of traveling. It's a good thing, there are 2 days in between the play-in match and the first round. mpsports.org/MPSFmain.asp?Option=Updates&Sport=4Edit: I just realized that UCSB and UCLA are tied for 7th place. They both have the same record of 9-10. UCSB still has the following games left (at Pepperdine, UCLA and at UCI). UCLA has the following games left (at Pacific, at UCSB and at CSUN). UCLA swept UCSB in their first meeting. So, the tie breaker rules kick in if they end up with the same record. My bet right now is UCLA ends up as #7 and gets to host the play-in match for the #7 seed.
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