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NorthTexan95

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We still need to win out and have Tulane lose one more. However, if we take the West, the tie breaker for home field of the conference title after head to head IS BCS, I believe.

BIG DAWG

Posted

We still need to win out and have Tulane lose one more. However, if we take the West, the tie breaker for home field of the conference title after head to head IS BCS, I believe.

Does anyone know for sure what the tie breaker is?

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UNTflyer

Posted (edited)

We don't necessarily need Tulane to lose.

3-way tie goes to BCS rankings.

Home field tiebraker for Championship is BCS rankings.

Edited by UNTflyer
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LongJim

Posted (edited)

Tulane has tie breaker if they win out. We need them to lose again.

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filmerj

Posted (edited)

CUSA board has info in tie breakers. Too busy right now to go hunt it down and post it.

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Eastwood Eagle

Posted

Damn, can we get a redo on that Tulane game? If we played them next week we beat them easily.

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BIG DAWG

Posted

We don't necessarily need Tulane to lose.

3-way tie goes to BCS rankings.

Home field tiebraker for Championship is BCS rankings.

That's a good point...No one team holds the tie-break in a 3-way tie

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Cerebus

Posted

That's a good point...No one team holds the tie-break in a 3-way tie

Yes they do if you read the PDF.

Rice is knocked out first, then we are knocked out because Tulane will have a win against a higher standing east division member (ECU).

We either need ECU to collapse and finish behind MTSU (unlikely) or Tulane to lose again (more likely).

UNTflyer

Posted (edited)

Well, the possibility of a three-way tie is almost zero because Tulane and Rice will still play, so I guess now it's either Rice wins or Tulane loses in San Antonio.

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Cerebus

Posted

Well, the possibility of a three-way tie is almost zero because Tulane and Rice will still play, so I guess now it's either Rice wins or Tulane loses in San Antonio.

Good point.

IF WE WIN OUT:

If Rice wins out, we tie them and win head to head.

If Tulane wins out, we tie them and they beat us head to head.

No matter what, we need Tulane to lose again.

They have:

@UTSA (25% chance of losing)

UTEP (10%)

@Rice (60%)

Most likely, we need to win out, and we need Rice to beat Tulane.

First things first, bury the Miners.

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shaft

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Divisional record is the divisional tie-breaker.

Tulane controls their own destiny, but we're there right behind them if they slip up.

With that being said we still have our own affairs to attend to...

Win out, and turn out. We need big attendance numbers for our remaining games to convince the bowl committees were a better pick or we might end up in Hawaii.

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Christopher Walker

Posted (edited)

What's that? We have the most second points forced (PF) and the third least points allowed (PA) in the whole conference??

EDIT: Oops, missed Marshall's PF started with a 3 rather than a 2. RAKEEM CATOooooOOOOOooooooo!!!!

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EagleGreen

Posted

This is great that we are in the conversation. Tulane controls their destiny to the championship game. We are on their heels.

Got5onIt

Posted

Rice will beat Tulane.

NT wins out.

NT will go to the Cusa title game.

Mark this post.

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NT03

Posted

With the quality of opponents left , we will not rise much (if any ) even if we sweep the last 3



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