kalm wrote:Only if the committee doesn't consider SOS, quality wins, quality losses, DII versus FBS and the like...which they do. The ONLY argument you win against EWU is the win total. Replace your Chadron win with a narrow Washington State loss and a weaker OOC SOS and conference SOS and a reasonable person might see where I'm going here.cats2506 wrote:
So now you are back to thinking that the head to head will save you and hoping that UM can save EWU once again![]()
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The fact is that NAU is in control, but should they lose one then MSU becomes the team in the drivers seat.
That's EWU 6...MSU 1. Your one doesn't trump our 6.
Assuming all three win out, NAU is the only BSC that can be seeded higher than EWU.
I am sorry....
You need to go back to the beginning of the discussion, most of this has been covered already.
the head to head only helps you in certain situations, and while those scenarios are out there, they are unlikely, ie; you need NAU to lose both games and leave it only up to EWU and MSU, If NAU is in the mix then MSU has the advantage even though they don't have the head to head.
If NAU loses 1 game, and EWU and MSU win out them MSU will most likely get the autobid, and by virtue of holding the highest in GPI, Sagrin, TSN, and coaches poll also get the highest seed.
sorry, but that's the way it is, now we just have to wait and see how the last 2 games play out and see if somebody trips up.
at least your not talking about "spots"







