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It's getting to that point in the season when valley point totals help break tiebreakers using the 20 for road win against 1st place, 19 for a home.etc Does anybody have the current point standings?
Bump.
The Trees are looking good in Carbondale, and WSU is right in the game in Normal. What has to happen for us to win the tiebreaker with ISU for 3rd?
If Illinois State wins again, we can't win the tiebreaker I don't think. If we win at UE and lose at home to Drake and we both finish 10-8, then we MIGHT win the tiebreaker. Our best shot at 3rd is winning out, with them losing out. I don't want 3rd unless Creighton gets 1st.
Creighton will be 1st. UNI is losing at home to Drake, and will lose to ISU. Their legs are getting tired, and they haven't shot exceptionally well since their miracle in Peoria. Looks like a date with Dana on Saturday. That really sucks.
I'd rather face them on Saturday than in the championship game. They probably won't lose to someone else before then like everyone wants. There's no shot at an at-large, so we have to win out obviously. So, it won't matter in terms of one more win or something. I actually like that scenario.
Well is it possible for both teams to control their own destiny??? :lol:
You may be correct that they have no reason to lose to us in Omaha, but it has happened before (last year).
In the last 4 years, ISU has won in Omaha TWICE.
Full update on Valley standings: http://bradleybasketball.blogspot.com/
Good luck to your Birds fellas... but sorry, I am rooting for Creighton cause I think they could have a better At-Large Portfolio than ISU.
What how does ISU hold their own destiny and CU doesn't with that logic?
If CU wins out they will be in first...
Creighton DOES NOT control their own destiny. UNI and ISU do...if either of them wins out, they will be the 1 seed. The only way Creighton gets the 1 seed is if they win out and UNI loses at least once.
No one is debating that.
The debate is over the #1 seed.
Creighton does not control their own destiny there. ISU and UNI do. It's pretty simple.
And that is EXACTLY what was said here: