Rooting for a Three-Way-Tie

Submitted by YoungGeezy on
Next week's MSU-NEB game is huge. If the Cornhuskers win, and by some miracle we win out and the scenario is a three-way tie between Mich, Sharty, and NEB (Mich 11-1, MSU 10-2, NEB 10-2), it could be good...

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The road to the B1G Championship game is still long, but there is a lighter at the end of the tunnel.



Two-team ties will be broken by head-to-head record.

If three or more teams tie atop a division, the following methods will be used in order to determine a champion or reduce the glut to two, where a head-to-head tiebreaker then can be used:

• Records of the teams

• Records of the three tied teams compared within their division

• Records of the teams against the next-highest teams within the division

• Records against all common conference opponents

• The team ranked highest in the BCS standings after the regular season gets the league championship game berth unless it is ranked within one spot of another tied team. In this case, the head-to-head result of the two teams would determine the division champion.

• The team with the highest overall win percentage (outside of exempted games)

• The division champion will be chosen by random draw.

morepete

October 23rd, 2011 at 10:48 PM ^

Still a lot of football to go. I think this team is capable of winning all the remaining games on the schedule, but I also think it's capable of dropping all of them, too. The main takeaway I have at this point in the season is that Wisky and MSU are pretty good, and everyone else in the conference, us included, are too inconsistent to make generalizations about (other than Minn and Indy; awful).
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<br>The next five weeks will determine how we look back on this season. Really hoping we get to Ohio week smiling. In the meanwhile, let's cook the Boilers!