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I just checked the MVC site concerning the tie breaker calculation. It states that head to head is the first tie breaker and then out of conference strength of schedule is next as of the next to last day of our conference play. When I checked RealTimeRPI we have a strength of schedule of 100 and RPI of 32, Creighton is at 110 and 45. I assume that sos includes conference games? Plus, Creighton will probably get a bump from playing St. Mary's which is at around 45 vs. the Shox who play Detroit which is in the mid 60's. Anyway, any information would be appreciated.
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Out of conference scehdule, not total schedule strength I believe. -
Is that a definitive "I believe"?Comment
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it is. It's meant to encourage better schedulingComment
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Thanks. I went over to MVC Fans site and what to you think they have on their home page, the breakdown for each school. Looks like we are in good shape in case it ends in a tie. As of this time we are at 66 and Creighton at 109.Comment
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I posted this in another thread but I will repost it here.
Remaining Schedules
WSU
Vs UE
@ CU
CU
@BU
Vs WSU
UNI
@SIU
Vs IL St
WSU is 1-0 vs CU and 1-1 Vs UNI
UNI is 1-1 vs CU.
Non Con SOS rank is UNI, WSU, then CU. There is enough gap between the three it should stay like this.
SO
IF WSU wins at least 1 of 2 WSU #1 Seed
If WSU loses both then
- If CU and UNI both lose at least 1 then WSU #1 Seed
- If CU Wins both then CU #1
-- If UNI Wins both WSU #3 seed, else WSU #2 Seed.
- If CU loses at BU and UNI wins both UNI #1 Seed, WSU #2 and CU #3.Comment
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