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[pujo]

I know even teams have home field advantage in the playoffs,but how would it work out if region one meets region three in the fourth round.

[pujo]

Does anyone know.Does it go to the team with the best over all record.

[dbdcrazie]

I believe that it would go to the team in the bottom half of the bracket. The even region only counts for one/two, three/four, etc. In your scenario, the team from region 3 would be the host. Basically, in the semis, the higher region team will host.

[swamp]

Posted by pujo:

I know even teams have home field advantage in the playoffs,but how would it work out if region one meets region three in the fourth round.

 

Pujo, region 1/2 travels to region 3/4 and region 5/6 travels to region 7/8 this year. This year the H runs on the bottom line of the bracket in rounds 3 & 4. You guys would have to come off Roan Mtn.

 

Records do not matter unless you are playing a team from your own region. The top line gets the H in odd years, the bottom line gets it in even years.

[Edited by swamp on 10-24-02 11:53A]

 

[pujo]

Thanks swamp,makes sense to me. I thought we would have to travel.

[swamp]

Posted by pujo:

Thanks swamp,makes sense to me. I thought we would have to travel.

 

One more thing for Tank to put in his book, I guess. It makes sense in that it's easy to follow, but it also makes it possible for a 10-0 team to travel to a 7-3 team and such. In 1993 Kingston, a 1 seed, traveled to McMinn Central, a 3 seed in the state semis.