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Well with week 8 gone, the region looks like this.

 

Boyd Buchanan 3-0

Tyner 3-0

Bledsoe Co. 2-2

Marion Co. 0-3

Sequatchie Co. 0-3

 

So with this new play off format in 2A, Boyd Buc, Tyner, and Bledsoe Co. are automatically in the play offs. Boyd Buc vs Tyner once again will determine the #1 and #2 seeds from our region. The only way Marion Co. or Sequatchie Co. could reach the play offs is a wild card correct? Since the new format is just the top 3 teams, I think? /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="blink.gif" /> I'm just trying to understand this new play off format.

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You are correct on the top three. Marion County and Sequatchie will almost definitely not get a wild card position with a 0-3 record in your region. When I see this, it makes me like the format since teams with losing records in their region probably should make way for teams in other regions.

 

 

Well with week 8 gone, the region looks like this.

 

Boyd Buchanan 3-0

Tyner 3-0

Bledsoe Co. 2-2

Marion Co. 0-3

Sequatchie Co. 0-3

 

So with this new play off format in 2A, Boyd Buc, Tyner, and Bledsoe Co. are automatically in the play offs. Boyd Buc vs Tyner once again will determine the #1 and #2 seeds from our region. The only way Marion Co. or Sequatchie Co. could reach the play offs is a wild card correct? Since the new format is just the top 3 teams, I think? /blink.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":blink:" border="0" alt="blink.gif" /> I'm just trying to understand this new play off format.

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You are correct on the top three. Marion County and Sequatchie will almost definitely not get a wild card position with a 0-3 record in your region. When I see this, it makes me like the format since teams with losing records in their region probably should make way for teams in other regions.

 

Ya I didn't think they would get a wild card bid. But you make a good point about the losing records issue in the region. Boyd could very well go into the play offs with a losing over all record once again. /roflol.gif" style="vertical-align:middle" emoid=":roflol:" border="0" alt="roflol.gif" />

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