Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Mar 4, 2019 13:30:59 GMT -8
Alright, 9-9 tiebreakers. In order for there to be a 9-9 tiebreaker, UCLA or Utah needs to finish 2-0, the other needs to finish 0-2, and Colorado and USC need to each go 1-1. If Arizona beats Arizona State, Stanford beats California, or Oregon splits with the Washington schools, they join the 9-9 tie.
Oregon State wins all 9-9 tiebreakers if Stanford loses.
If Stanford wins, Oregon State still wins all tiebreakers, if Oregon goes 1-1.
If Stanford wins and Oregon goes 0-2, Arizona wins the 9-9 tie with a win over Arizona State.
If Stanford wins, Oregon goes 0-2, and Arizona loses, Oregon State still wins the 9-9 tiebreaker, if UCLA goes 2-0, Utah goes 0-2, and Colorado beats USC.
Stanford wins the #4-seed, if the Cardinal win, Oregon goes 0-2, Arizona loses, Utah goes 2-0, UCLA goes 0-2, and USC beats Colorado.
Outside of the scenarios, where Arizona or Stanford win the #4-seed, Oregon State wins all 9-9 #4-seed tiebreakers.
Obviously, this will all clear up some starting on Ash Wednesday.
Oregon State wins all 9-9 tiebreakers if Stanford loses.
If Stanford wins, Oregon State still wins all tiebreakers, if Oregon goes 1-1.
If Stanford wins and Oregon goes 0-2, Arizona wins the 9-9 tie with a win over Arizona State.
If Stanford wins, Oregon goes 0-2, and Arizona loses, Oregon State still wins the 9-9 tiebreaker, if UCLA goes 2-0, Utah goes 0-2, and Colorado beats USC.
Stanford wins the #4-seed, if the Cardinal win, Oregon goes 0-2, Arizona loses, Utah goes 2-0, UCLA goes 0-2, and USC beats Colorado.
Outside of the scenarios, where Arizona or Stanford win the #4-seed, Oregon State wins all 9-9 #4-seed tiebreakers.
Obviously, this will all clear up some starting on Ash Wednesday.
