Messageboard
subject: "Tiebreakers for playoffs"
Question
Oct 12, 2007
11:55 AM | | ;
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How does the tiebreak system go, I forgot, I know it starts with head to head first but if the teams haven`t played, what is the next criteria?
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Answer
Oct 12, 2007
12:04 PM | | | ; |
Average Point Differential (AvPd). And I believe that is the second criteria after the team`s record.
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confirm
Oct 16, 2007
12:04 PM | | | ; |
can someone confirm this?
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confirm
Oct 16, 2007
12:11 PM | | | ; |
nevermind I just RTF(playing rules)
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Suggestion for Tiebreakers
Oct 17, 2007
8:46 AM | | | ; |
after head to head the best tiebreaker is points allowed (not point differential) -- this will stop teams from trying to `run up the score` at the end of games which usually gets the losing team upset and leads to a fight, etc.
Points allowed is the way to go
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Confirm
Oct 18, 2007
6:57 AM | | | ; |
Is head to head the first tie breaker or in it by points?
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Tie breaker
Oct 18, 2007
7:26 AM | | | ; |
Head to head is the 1st tie breaker. If neither team has played each other then it goes by points. If you have more than 2 teams that are tied then it follows the same rules (head to head 1st.....then point differential).
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Better Idea
Oct 18, 2007
8:26 AM | |
Tom - FCFFL
Oct 18, 2007
8:28 AM | | | ; |
Its pretty well detailed in the playing rules tab to the left. As for PA vs PD, we consider that if 2 teams are still tied after all the tie-break procedures outlined are applied.
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