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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
Ah ok thanks for the clarification. Top 9 increases the chances if the top LSC teams beat up on each other the last few weeks of the season.
Well, "technically" it does. But a 3 loss LSC team has the same chance of making the play-offs as Snoop Dogg quitting weed.
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Originally posted by ASUPops View Post
It does?
Well, "technically" it does. But a 3 loss LSC team has the same chance of making the play-offs as Snoop Dogg quitting weed.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
You like to gamble? I will bet you $100 (or any amount you want) if Commerce wins out they make the playoffs.
But, I will bet you, and the loser sends a donation to St. Judes https://www.stjude.org/promotion/impact-giving-pm.html
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Originally posted by We-Are-Lions View Post
There is a genuine path I posted in the super regionals thread showing how SR4 ends up with only 6 teams at 2 or fewer losses. Then someone has to get in with 3 losses, and Commerce has to beat out the others.
To he honest, I am only following TAMUC and a couple of teams in the LSC. Have no idea what's happening in DII outside of that. I am too busy following D1 (FBS, that is).
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Originally posted by ASUPops View Post
It does?
Well, "technically" it does. But a 3 loss LSC team has the same chance of making the play-offs as Snoop Dogg quitting weed.
Angelo is #4 at 5-2 right now.
Wayne State is #6 at 5-2 right now.
I think a three-loss team could make it with EA.
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Originally posted by Brandon View Post
That might be worse than Bennet rankings that eventually became Hero.Cal U (Pa.) Class of 2014
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Even so, if TAMUC wins out, the committee will see them as a 7-3 team (the win over the University of Fort Lauderdale isn't considered because it was a non-D2 game). How a 7-3 TAMUC stacks up against an 8-3 NSIC or RMAC team remains to be seen.
Central Washington's problem is that out of the 10 games on their schedule, only eight are against D2 competition; the loss to Eastern Washington (FCS) and the upcoming game vs Lincoln-Calif. (non-NCAA) won't even be considered. Even if CWU wins out (their remaining three games are against 2-4 Western Oregon (whom they defeated two weeks ago), 1-6 Western New Mexico and 1-4 Simon Fraser), that leaves them with a 7-1 record vs. D2 schools, which barely meets the minimum requirements for playoff eligibility:
In order to be considered during the selection process, a team must:- Have an overall won-lost record of .500 or better against Division II opponents;
- Play at least eight Division II opponents during the regular season (there will be an appeals process available in 2021 if a given institution is not able to satisfy this requirement); and
- Play at least 10 opponents during the regular season. An institution may submit a waiver request to the football committee for its consideration if a given institution is not able to satisfy this requirement.
Cal U (Pa.) Class of 2014
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Originally posted by ctrabs74 View Post
Even so, if TAMUC wins out, the committee will see them as a 7-3 team (the win over the University of Fort Lauderdale isn't considered because it was a non-D2 game). How a 7-3 TAMUC stacks up against an 8-3 NSIC or RMAC team remains to be seen.
Central Washington's problem is that out of the 10 games on their schedule, only eight are against D2 competition; the loss to Eastern Washington (FCS) and the upcoming game vs Lincoln-Calif. (non-NCAA) won't even be considered. Even if CWU wins out (their remaining three games are against 2-4 Western Oregon (whom they defeated two weeks ago), 1-6 Western New Mexico and 1-4 Simon Fraser), that leaves them with a 7-1 record vs. D2 schools, which barely meets the minimum requirements for playoff eligibility:
In order to be considered during the selection process, a team must:- Have an overall won-lost record of .500 or better against Division II opponents;
- Play at least eight Division II opponents during the regular season (there will be an appeals process available in 2021 if a given institution is not able to satisfy this requirement); and
- Play at least 10 opponents during the regular season. An institution may submit a waiver request to the football committee for its consideration if a given institution is not able to satisfy this requirement.
Yeah the Central Washington win over a possible LSC champ will be helpful but playing weak teams twice will kill their SOS. They would have had a much stronger case beating Angelo State and Midwestern State as those two teams could likely finish 1 and 2 in the LSC.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
If the playoff criteria is the same as the recent past there isn't a D2 team around that comes close to having the D2 non conference schedule Commerce has. They have played Pueblo on the road and home games against West Florida and Saginaw Valley. All three of those teams have winning records. I think there would have to be 7 teams above them with only 2 losses and even that might not be enough with the SOS boost Commerce will get with those teams winning out. That will hurt the NSIC schools if they are still only playing in conference games.
Yeah the Central Washington win over a possible LSC champ will be helpful but playing weak teams twice will kill their SOS. They would have had a much stronger case beating Angelo State and Midwestern State as those two teams could likely finish 1 and 2 in the LSC.
I hope TAMUC does get in. I have enjoyed watching the Lions this year. The rest of the season should be a blast!
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
If the playoff criteria is the same as the recent past there isn't a D2 team around that comes close to having the D2 non conference schedule Commerce has. They have played Pueblo on the road and home games against West Florida and Saginaw Valley. All three of those teams have winning records. I think there would have to be 7 teams above them with only 2 losses and even that might not be enough with the SOS boost Commerce will get with those teams winning out. That will hurt the NSIC schools if they are still only playing in conference games.
Yeah the Central Washington win over a possible LSC champ will be helpful but playing weak teams twice will kill their SOS. They would have had a much stronger case beating Angelo State and Midwestern State as those two teams could likely finish 1 and 2 in the LSC.
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