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Post by Ms X on Apr 6, 2003 15:58:31 GMT -5
Anyway you look at it, my Nils Dauburs and his Pacific team will be in the playoffs. They are 12-8 going into the final week and even if they lose the 2 games remaining, they would still finish at 12-10, good enough, even if UCLA, and the Beach win their 2 remaining games, they would still be at 11-11. Stanford, on the other hand, if they lose all their remaining games and UCLA and Long Beach win all their remaining games, they will all be tied at 11-11. Stanford may not make the playoffs because they lost both games to the Beach and they would then have lost both matches to UCLA also, making them the playoff ineligible. Matches that are very significant this coming week will be Stanford at UCLA and Stnford at Irvine. Long Beach also has to win its match against Northridge. The Beach can't afford to go 9-13 or else its gone. Northridge can lose all its remaining matches and still go to the playoffs at 12-10.
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Post by Anonymous Beachman on Apr 6, 2003 20:08:13 GMT -5
correction: Stanford did not lose both matches to the Beach! UCLA did, however! Get it right!
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Post by Ninja on Apr 7, 2003 0:16:33 GMT -5
Pacific Tigers is 12-7 (not 12-8) and is definitely in the MPSF playoff now. Check your informations before posting! Quote: www.pacifictigers.com/MensSports/Volleyball/LatestNews.htmApril 4, 2003 NO. 4 PACIFIC SWEEPS UC SAN DIEGO; SETS SCHOOL RECORD WITH 18TH WIN LA JOLLA, Calif. - The No. 4 Pacific men's volleyball team defeated UC San Diego in three games (30-22, 30-27, 30-24) on Friday night. The win was Pacific's 18th of the season, the most wins in school history. The Tigers improved to 18-10, 12-7 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation. MPSF homepage now lists Pacific as well as Northridge have clinched the playoff tournament berth as well. www.mpsports.org/m-volleyball/standings.htm |
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Post by H2O on Apr 8, 2003 2:05:30 GMT -5
Great for the Tigers. They have been under the rader this year on this board.
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