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Post by speakthetruth on Mar 4, 2021 6:08:39 GMT -8
If the beavs and Stanford tie at 1o-10 does anyone know the tie breaker? If the beavs end up the 5th seed they will either play Colorado or ucla right?
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Post by beaverbeliever71 on Mar 4, 2021 7:45:33 GMT -8
If Colorado wins tonight vs ASU then they will finish at least 3rd...and the loser of the UCLA/USC game on Saturday will be the 4th seed.. Colorado would have better conference record than UCLA and same record as USC but would have the tie break. ASU is still in play for the 5th seed also if they win out and OSU loses then ASU would get 5th at 9-8 over OSU's 10-10.. Simple solution is for OSU to beat Oregon.. or for USC to beat UCLA and then OSU is the 5th seed..
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Post by beaverbeliever71 on Mar 4, 2021 7:58:05 GMT -8
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Post by jefframp on Mar 4, 2021 10:08:43 GMT -8
If the beavs and Stanford tie at 10-10 does anyone know the tie breaker? If the beavs end up the 5th seed they will either play Colorado or ucla right? If Stanford and da Beavs end up in a 10-10 tie the Beavs would win the tiebreaker because their record vs. the #1 seed (the schmucks) would be 1-1 and Furd's record against them is 0-2.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Mar 4, 2021 12:58:47 GMT -8
If the beavs and Stanford tie at 1o-10 does anyone know the tie breaker? If the beavs end up the 5th seed they will either play Colorado or ucla right? If Oregon State loses to Oregon, the Ducks win the Pac-12. The tiebreaker would then be record against Oregon. The Beavers, having beaten the Ducks, hold the tiebreaker over Stanford, which was swept by Oregon. Arizona State can win the 5th-seed with two wins and an Oregon State loss. Arizona State would also win the fifth-seed with a win, a cancelled game and an Oregon State loss. If that happens, the Devils win the tiebreaker over Oregon State and Stanford, because of the Devils' win over the Cardinal and split with the Beavers. Oregon State still finishes sixth in that scenario.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Mar 4, 2021 13:17:17 GMT -8
If Colorado wins tonight vs ASU then they will finish at least 3rd...and the loser of the UCLA/USC game on Saturday will be the 4th seed.. Colorado would have better conference record than UCLA and same record as USC but would have the tie break. ASU is still in play for the 5th seed also if they win out and OSU loses then ASU would get 5th at 9-8 over OSU's 10-10.. Simple solution is for OSU to beat Oregon.. or for USC to beat UCLA and then OSU is the 5th seed.. There is some great stuff here. But Oregon's win over UCLA and USC's win over Stanford means that the UCLA-USC game is irrelevant to how Oregon State finishes. #1 Oregon wins the Pac-12 with a win over Oregon State. The UCLA-USC winner wins the Pac-12, if Oregon loses. #2 Oregon finishes #2 with a loss. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC winner wins the #2-seed. #3 Colorado wins the #3-seed with a win. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC loser finishes #3. #4 Colorado finishes #4 with a loss. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC loser finishes #4. #5 Oregon State finishes #5 with a win or an Arizona State loss. Arizona State finishes #5 with two wins and an Oregon State loss. #6 Arizona State finishes #6 with two wins and an Oregon State win. Oregon State finishes #6 with a loss and two Arizona State wins. Otherwise Stanford finishes #6. #7 Arizona State finishes #7 with a win and a loss. Stanford finishes #7 with two Arizona State wins. Utah finishes #7 with a win and an Arizona State loss to Colorado. #8 Arizona State finishes #8 with two losses. Utah finishes #8 with an Arizona State win over Colorado or a Utah loss. #9 Washington State is #9. #10 Washington is #10. #11 California is #11.
COVID-19 may wreck this.
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Post by osubeaver2018 on Mar 4, 2021 19:24:52 GMT -8
Colorado is up 8 with 13 minutes to play against ASU. Would love to see CU win this game and then have USC beat UCLA this weekend. I'd like our chances against them in the 4/5 game.
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Post by osubeaver2018 on Mar 4, 2021 20:05:12 GMT -8
And with that CU win the beavs have the bye and the 5 seed!
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Post by bennysdentist on Mar 4, 2021 20:27:55 GMT -8
Now let’s kick the s%#t out of the f%#*ing dicks!
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Mar 6, 2021 21:12:37 GMT -8
If Colorado wins tonight vs ASU then they will finish at least 3rd...and the loser of the UCLA/USC game on Saturday will be the 4th seed.. Colorado would have better conference record than UCLA and same record as USC but would have the tie break. ASU is still in play for the 5th seed also if they win out and OSU loses then ASU would get 5th at 9-8 over OSU's 10-10.. Simple solution is for OSU to beat Oregon.. or for USC to beat UCLA and then OSU is the 5th seed.. There is some great stuff here. But Oregon's win over UCLA and USC's win over Stanford means that the UCLA-USC game is irrelevant to how Oregon State finishes. #1 Oregon wins the Pac-12 with a win over Oregon State. The UCLA-USC winner wins the Pac-12, if Oregon loses. #2 Oregon finishes #2 with a loss. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC winner wins the #2-seed. #3 Colorado wins the #3-seed with a win. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC loser finishes #3. #4 Colorado finishes #4 with a loss. Otherwise, the UCLA-USC loser finishes #4. #5 Oregon State finishes #5 with a win or an Arizona State loss. Arizona State finishes #5 with two wins and an Oregon State loss. #6 Arizona State finishes #6 with two wins and an Oregon State win. Oregon State finishes #6 with a loss and two Arizona State wins. Otherwise Stanford finishes #6. #7 Arizona State finishes #7 with a win and a loss. Stanford finishes #7 with two Arizona State wins. Utah finishes #7 with a win and an Arizona State loss to Colorado. #8 Arizona State finishes #8 with two losses. Utah finishes #8 with an Arizona State win over Colorado or a Utah loss. #9 Washington State is #9. #10 Washington is #10. #11 California is #11.
COVID-19 may wreck this.USC beat UCLA. Colorado beat Arizona State. Utah beat Arizona State. #1 Oregon wins the Pac-12 with a win tomorrow. USC wins the Pac-12 with an Oregon loss. #2 Oregon falls to #2 with a loss. USC is #2 otherwise. #3 Colorado. #4 UCLA. #5 Oregon State. #6 Stanford. #7 Utah. #8 Arizona State. #9 Washington State. #10 Washington. #11 California.
Oregon State plays UCLA. Arizona State plays Washington State. The winner plays the Pac-12 regular season champion. The winner of that plays the Oregon State-UCLA winner. The winner of that plays the winner of the other side of the bracket.
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