Canes bs Convicts Game 3 1pm ACCNX

Advertisement
Forgot about Ligon. Well that’s 4 capable starters, and a wild card. Really all you can ask for in college. Hopefully all of them keep their form.
I think we have 6 capable starters. Ziehl competed for a starting job, but went to the bullpen when he didn't become a starter. I'm sure he wants to be a starter, but may be best for the team if he's the closer.
 
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
he seems more emotionally even keel right now than does rosario. i would trust him starting over rosario right now.
Or let Rosario start and if he throws like today, let McFarlane start the 5th (knowing the big inning is coming).
 
Advertisement
In the case of a tie in conference winning percentage, championship seeding will use the tie-breaking procedures below with the following guidelines:

When comparing tied teams and arriving at another pair of tied teams, use each team’s winning percentage against the tied teams as a group. For example, if Teams A and B have the same winning percentage as compared to Team C; then Teams A and B will be compared to Team D, but if Team D is tied with Team E, then Teams A and B will be compared to the winning percentage of Teams D and E collectively, not individually.
When comparing records against a single team or group of teams, the higher winning percentage shall prevail even if the number of games played against a team or group of teams is unequal. If winning percentage of the tied teams is equal against a team, or a group of tied teams, continue until one team gains an advantage.
If multiple teams tie and the tie can be reduced to two teams, the provisions for two team ties will be used from that point forward.
One completed game of a conference series constitutes a common opponent for tie breaking purposes.


1. Division Champion Determination.

(a) The division champion will be the team in each division with the highest overall conference winning percentage.
(b) Head-to-head conference competition between the tied teams.
(c) Records of the tied teams within their division.
(d) Head-to-head competition of the tied teams versus the team within the division with the best overall conference winning percentage (divisional and non-divisional) and proceeding through the division.
(e) Head-to-head competition of the tied teams versus common opponents in the opposite division with the best overall conference winning percentage (divisional and non-divisional) and proceeding through the opposite division.
(f) Coin flip.
2. Seeds One and Two Determination.

(a) Head-to-head competition in regular-season conference play between the two tied teams.
(b) Head-to-head competition of the tied teams compared to common opponents (divisional and non-divisional) with the highest conference winning percentage and continuing until one team gains an advantage.
(c) Coin flip.
 
Advertisement
Back
Top