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Week 8 Soucie IHSA Playoff Projections Class 8A thru 1A
Week 8 Soucie IHSA Playoff Projections Class 8A thru 1A
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How likely is it for tuscola to move up to 2A? Is there a chance or are they pretty much locked in?
I thought if the higher seed wins their first game and the lower seed in the other game wins a road game the lower seed gets the second round home game
Determining the Host Team and the Date and Time of the Game
In the first round, the higher seed hosts the game. In subsequent rounds, the school that has hosted fewer times during the current playoff series hosts the game. If both teams have hosted an equal number of times, the higher seed hosts.
It looks like St. Francis is right on the border of 5A/6A. Is there a realistic chance they end up 6A?
There are plenty of options for Tuscola to move up. They aren't locked in by any means.
Because apparently I don't know where Yorkville is. This is a good point that will be kept in mind for next week's projection.
I don't see any realistic way Wheaton St. Francis leaves 5A.
This was an "I am typing too fast" error. Westinghouse not Vocational should have been listed in the top section.
I had a bad 7A team score which led to someone getting a bid that the first projection did not account for.
Since the last team in was a Class 2A team in the first projection, the class breaks shifted for 7A through 2A. The team that left 4A was a southern team, the team that entered 4A was a team farther north than Coal City. Since Coal City was the farthest south among the 17 teams in the top bracket they had to be moved to the south bracket to balance 16/16.
Slightly different question. Mr. Soucie:
With the paths you lay, who emerges at the end? Maybe you’ll do that for week nine?
And even if not, this is awesome stuff!
With the paths you lay, who emerges at the end? Maybe you’ll do that for week nine?
And even if not, this is awesome stuff!
Your correct Coalertown (see your quote below), but the question posed was who gets the second round home game if both home teams win. The higher seed does.