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Post by sweetieVBfan on Mar 20, 2003 20:27:07 GMT -5
For them to be tied, BYU must lose both to Pep, and Hawaii must go undefeated for the next 8 games. Either one of those doesn't happen, and BYU will be ahead. so are you saying that BOTH of those need to happen, or just one or the other? i'm too lazy to figure it out for myself. |
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Post by Eater on Mar 21, 2003 3:09:14 GMT -5
so are you saying that BOTH of those need to happen, or just one or the other? i'm too lazy to figure it out for myself. Both. Alternately, BYU could lose MORE than two games, but I don't think that'll happen so didn't bother listing it as an option. |
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Post by sweetieVBfan on Mar 22, 2003 2:08:32 GMT -5
if hawaii and byu end up tied, who wins the tiebreaker for seeding?
and on a completely different note, did anyone see the AWESOME finish by my terps? go terrapins! win the basketball national champs again!
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Post by roy on Mar 22, 2003 3:55:36 GMT -5
BYU would win the tie-break. BYU beat Hawaii in three and Hawaii beat BYU in four. Based on the number of games, BYU wins. For Hawaii to be the number 2 seed, they will need to win all their matches and BYU will need to lose 3 matches, not 2.
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Post by HHVBC on Mar 22, 2003 19:24:41 GMT -5
GO TRITONS!!!!  |
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Post by Beach on Mar 24, 2003 5:24:56 GMT -5
Both. Alternately, BYU could lose MORE than two games, but I don't think that'll happen so didn't bother listing it as an option. Now BYU have already lost one, look to see it go down again this week. Go Beach! |
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Post by sweetieVBfan on Mar 24, 2003 13:19:32 GMT -5
eater ...
well, byu lost to northridge. do you think they'll lose both to pepperdine? i'm hoping they will.
go warriors! (and go terrapins! on to the sweet sixteen!)
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