So we have 3 9-2 teams and they don’t appear to have all played each other.
So assuming they all win next week how does the tie breaker work?
Obviously 1-2-3 could stumble and make it even more chaotic. But it’s very possible we see 3 10-2 teams or even more 9-3 teams. Assuming the 10-2 who holds the tie breakers?
I’m assuming ASU gets in first in that scenario with the win against BYU but then how do they choose between ByU and ISU who haven’t met. Is it just national ranking?
Conference results drive the tie breakers. It appears to be pretty complicated with the four 2-loss teams with any probability over 1%.
ASU and ISU have probabilities around 40-45%, and BYU and Colorado have probabilities around 5-6%
Of all the years to suck, why this year when so many teams are mediocre?
According to the SLTrib, If ASU (@Arizona) and ISU (vs KState) win next week they are both in. If one loses and BYU wins, BYU is in. If both lose, CU and BYU are in.
Well, that makes it easy. Go Solar Zoobs and ISU. Don’t want the Bovine Zoobs or the original zoobs.
Byu-Colorado would be disgusting. Both teams are repulsive.
So is Sporky.
I told a few Cyclone fans leaving the stadium Saturday that I hope they win the conference title. Would prefer them greatly over any of the other three.