<div>Long time lurker/first time poster here.</div><div>
</div><div>Haven't seen where anyone else has tried to tackle this yet, so I thought I'd give it a shot.</div><div>
</div><div>The West is very straightforward:</div><div>1) Bama</div><div>2) MSU</div><div>3) UPig/TSUN Winner</div><div>4) UPig/TSUN Loser</div><div>5) Auburn/LSU Winner</div><div>6) Auburn/LSU Loser</div><div>
</div><div>The East is much more of a cluster17 as only the Gators (#1) and Cocks (#6) are locked into their seeds. Goinginto this weekend's games all four remaining East teams have a shot at the #2 seed. The three games thatdetermine East seeding are UGA at Bama, Gators at Vandy, and UK at UT.</div><div>
</div><div>Before going over the seven different East seeding scenarios, I'm going to list the tie-breakers (hopefullythey are right). The two team tie-breaker order is head to head, then division record, then record vs. #1in division, then non-division record, then record vs. #1 in non-division, then coin toss. For 3 or more teamsthe tiebreaker order is combined record against all teams tied, then division record, then record vs. #1 indivision, then non-division record, then record vs. #1 in non-division, then coin toss.</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and UK win their games the order for will be 2) UK 3) Vandy 4) UGA 5) UT regardless ofthe outcome of the Gators/Vandy game (UK has the tiebreaker over Vandy for division record).</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and the Gators win but UK loses the order will be 2) UT (4-2 in combined record)3) UK (3-3 in combined record but better division record than Vandy) 4) Vandy (3-3 in combined record)5) UGA (2-4 in combined record).</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and Vandy win but UK loses the order would be 2) Vandy 3) UK (Better record vs. Gators)4) UT (Better division record than UGA) 5) UGA.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA, the Gators, and UK win the order would be 2) UK (Better division record than UGA) 3) UGA 4) Vandy 5) UT.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA and the Gators win but UK loses the order would be 2) UGA 3) UT (3-1 in combined games) 4) UK (2-2 incombined games) 5) Vandy (1-3 in combined games).</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA, Vandy, and UK win the order would be 2) Vandy (3-1 in combined games) 3) KY (2-2 in combined games)4) UGA (1-3 in combined games) 5) UT.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA and Vandy win but UK loses the order would be 2) Vandy (Head to head over UGA) 3) UGA 4) UK (Better recordvs. Gators than UT) 5) UT.</div>
</div><div>Haven't seen where anyone else has tried to tackle this yet, so I thought I'd give it a shot.</div><div>
</div><div>The West is very straightforward:</div><div>1) Bama</div><div>2) MSU</div><div>3) UPig/TSUN Winner</div><div>4) UPig/TSUN Loser</div><div>5) Auburn/LSU Winner</div><div>6) Auburn/LSU Loser</div><div>
</div><div>The East is much more of a cluster17 as only the Gators (#1) and Cocks (#6) are locked into their seeds. Goinginto this weekend's games all four remaining East teams have a shot at the #2 seed. The three games thatdetermine East seeding are UGA at Bama, Gators at Vandy, and UK at UT.</div><div>
</div><div>Before going over the seven different East seeding scenarios, I'm going to list the tie-breakers (hopefullythey are right). The two team tie-breaker order is head to head, then division record, then record vs. #1in division, then non-division record, then record vs. #1 in non-division, then coin toss. For 3 or more teamsthe tiebreaker order is combined record against all teams tied, then division record, then record vs. #1 indivision, then non-division record, then record vs. #1 in non-division, then coin toss.</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and UK win their games the order for will be 2) UK 3) Vandy 4) UGA 5) UT regardless ofthe outcome of the Gators/Vandy game (UK has the tiebreaker over Vandy for division record).</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and the Gators win but UK loses the order will be 2) UT (4-2 in combined record)3) UK (3-3 in combined record but better division record than Vandy) 4) Vandy (3-3 in combined record)5) UGA (2-4 in combined record).</div><div>
</div><div>If Bama and Vandy win but UK loses the order would be 2) Vandy 3) UK (Better record vs. Gators)4) UT (Better division record than UGA) 5) UGA.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA, the Gators, and UK win the order would be 2) UK (Better division record than UGA) 3) UGA 4) Vandy 5) UT.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA and the Gators win but UK loses the order would be 2) UGA 3) UT (3-1 in combined games) 4) UK (2-2 incombined games) 5) Vandy (1-3 in combined games).</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA, Vandy, and UK win the order would be 2) Vandy (3-1 in combined games) 3) KY (2-2 in combined games)4) UGA (1-3 in combined games) 5) UT.</div><div>
</div><div>If UGA and Vandy win but UK loses the order would be 2) Vandy (Head to head over UGA) 3) UGA 4) UK (Better recordvs. Gators than UT) 5) UT.</div>
