thesports_guy32 wrote:Stromer... i can see your point of view on that, but as a player it would be upsetting. but then again, in that district, those teams don't have to worry about not making regionals. there's quite a drop off from 3rd in D3 to 4th.
Stromer wrote:thesports_guy32 wrote:in district 3 i heard there's a 3 way tie for first between hatton-northwood, dakota prairie, and hillsboro. HN beat hillsboro twice, hillsboro beat DP, and DP beat HN. how do they decide who gets which seed? i heard it might be a coin flip but isn't there a better way to decide? i mean these teams worked hard all year to try to get that top seed and when it comes down to it, a coin toss is the deciding factor? i just think that there has to be a more relevant tie-breaker.
If these teams do end up in a tie (which is not a given since DP and hillsboro still have 2 more games for 3 district points and HN has 3 for 5 points), I think a coin flip is the fairest way. If they all win out, the only district losses will be to each other. How do you decide who should get the top seed? You can't look at the margin of victory of the games, otherwise you are just asking for running up the score. I think they have proven that they are equal teams and they should get an equal chance at the top seed, hence a coin flip.
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