No one was beating washington state on 10/20

[SteelersPride]

Wait I just saw this did he say Oregon looked good?

 

[WizardHawk]

Here it is, I think (to help him get stared).

Oregon needs to win out, which is totally possible with Utah being the only team left that could give them trouble (unless they totally shit themselves, which is also very possible).

They need UW to beat both Stanford and WSU, and also lose to Cal or Oregon State.

They need the winner of WSU/Stanford to lose to a (Pac) team in addition to UW.

That is all. They’re basically a shoo-in.

Yeah, that's a dry read. You know OD would give it more oomph. Lot more caps and !!!! and SKOOOS and everything else that goes with it.

I'll wait for the pro village expert.

 

[WizardHawk]

Wait I just saw this did he say Oregon looked good?

That 3rd quarter though....

Team that has the best single quarter wins right?

 

[RegentDenali]

Yeah, this is the Pac12. Nothing works out that simply. You assume that the mix of UW/WSU/Stanford only loses to each other. Ferd has issues. They have a couple of bad losses and tough wins. They are anything but dominating. If you don't think they could lose both to the WA schools and/or drop the last one to UCLA you haven't been watching them.

Cougs have road games at Stanford and Colorado as well as the apple cup game they can't seem to ever even be competitive in, more or less actually win. Hell, they are the cougs. I could see them losing to either Cal or Zona on some weird late game melt down as well.

The ducks haven't been nearly eliminated... yet. That will happen after they lose at Utah. Well, that is if they get past Zona? It is STILL a 20.5 point spread for the cats. Maybe vegas knows something the rest of us don't.

Cougs and Ducks both have 1-2 more losses in them. Especially the Ducks whose SOS was a total joke this year and have been exposed on the road. That will happen again.

 

[BamaDude]

Saban would never have the balls to go the Palouse.

But to the Coug fans, you are welcome. If it weren't for the Ducks beating the fuskies last weekend that game never happens that way. Gameday doesn't come to that town, no energy to ride for an incredible first half, therefore no beating the Ducks.

don't go coug'N your season because when the cloud nine from this weekend clears, the Ducks are on your heels for the PAC North.

The Ducks already have two conference losses, which means they are already a game behind Washington St., Stanford, and Washington - a team they already beat. Whover wins the head-to-head between Stanford & Washington St. will be in the driver's seat for a week. The Quackers probably won't be able to finish any higher than third place unless Stanford, Washington & Washington St. all lose at least one more game apiece. Stanford & Wazzoo would probably have to lose two more games & the Ducks win out in their 5 remaining games.

 

[WizardHawk]

Are you people TRYING to derail the train to scenario village?

FFS, let the meistro perform.

 

[OregonDucks]

The Ducks already have two conference losses, which means they are already a game behind Washington St., Stanford, and Washington - a team they already beat. Whover wins the head-to-head between Stanford & Washington St. will be in the driver's seat for a week. The Quackers probably won't be able to finish any higher than third place unless Stanford, Washington & Washington St. all lose at least one more game apiece. Stanford & Wazzoo would probably have to lose two more games & the Ducks win out in their 5 remaining games.

Pretty simple here. If there is a three way tie, with one of those teams being UW and UW having beat one of the other two teams be it Stanford or WSU, Oregon would have a chance at winning the North.

 

[iowajerms]

I think you mistyped the thread title, @OregonDucks

A nobody played Washington State on 10/20.

 

[wazzu31]

Pretty simple here. If there is a three way tie, with one of those teams being UW and UW having beat one of the other two teams be it Stanford or WSU, Oregon would have a chance at winning the North.

Not correct sir, only way for the Ducks to win the division is Stanford and us lose two more games, UW to lose one and you win out. A 3 way tie between the Ducks, UW and Stanford/WSU the first tiebreaker you lose out because you lost to the 4th place team which would be WSU or Stanford and UW would have to have beaten one of the two schools. You got an uphill climb to get out of El Paso or some other lower tier bowl.

 

[Camfantasy]

Not correct sir, only way for the Ducks to win the division is Stanford and us lose two more games, UW to lose one and you win out. A 3 way tie between the Ducks, UW and Stanford/WSU the first tiebreaker you lose out because you lost to the 4th place team which would be WSU or Stanford and UW would have to have beaten one of the two schools. You got an uphill climb to get out of El Paso or some other lower tier bowl.

Oregon will win the Super Bowl this year and Old Dominion will win the natty.

 

[ckhokie]

OP?

 

[WizardHawk]

Pretty simple here. If there is a three way tie, with one of those teams being UW and UW having beat one of the other two teams be it Stanford or WSU, Oregon would have a chance at winning the North.

Not correct sir, only way for the Ducks to win the division is Stanford and us lose two more games, UW to lose one and you win out. A 3 way tie between the Ducks, UW and Stanford/WSU the first tiebreaker you lose out because you lost to the 4th place team which would be WSU or Stanford and UW would have to have beaten one of the two schools. You got an uphill climb to get out of El Paso or some other lower tier bowl.

You both have it wrong.

In the event of a 3 or more way tie, the first tie breaker is record head to head among those in the tie.

So if it were Oregon, WSU, and UW it would only matter how each did against the other two.

If that doesn't solve it, then it goes to inter-divisional game record.

THEN 3rd down the list is Record against the next highest placed team in the division (based on the record in all conference games), proceeding through the division.

Since Oregon lost to both WSU and Stanford, their beating UW does nearly nothing for them in a multi team tie as they cannot end up winning that. It would come down to inter-divisional record likely.

 

[wazzu31]

You both have it wrong.

In the event of a 3 or more way tie, the first tie breaker is record head to head among those in the tie.

So if it were Oregon, WSU, and UW it would only matter how each did against the other two.

If that doesn't solve it, then it goes to inter-divisional game record.

THEN 3rd down the list is Record against the next highest placed team in the division (based on the record in all conference games), proceeding through the division.

Since Oregon lost to both WSU and Stanford, their beating UW does nearly nothing for them in a multi team tie as they cannot end up winning that. It would come down to inter-divisional record likely.

Technically you are true, but only scenario that Oregon has to make it involves where Stanford or WSU loses to UW, which then it is still a tie and goes to the next highest in a division.

Which is why Oregon fans need to root their asses off this weekend for Cal, then become bigger Husky homers than you guys until the seasons end. If any team can beat UW on your schedule to force a tie it will be Cal. Oregon has a .01 chance of winning the North. Scenario Village only realistically has one realistic option. UW has to lose which is unlikely and Stanford has to lose twice. Both of your schedules seems highly unlikely. Our schedule is by far the hardest left.

 

[ericd7633]

OP with a major epic fail. Before Saturday, Washington State last won a game on 10/20 all the way back in 1990.

 

[Wheat]

Oh no. He's made a thread and errythang....
No one was beating washington state on 10/20

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[Used 2 B Hu]

Oregon wins the PAC when Kim Jong-Un bombs major western metropolises LA, San Francisco, Seattle, and umm....Pullman...

Yeah.

 

[WizardHawk]

No one was beating Utah on 11-20

 

[Ojb81]

 

[BamaDude]

No one was beating Utah on 11-20

No one from the Pac, maybe. But it could have been a whole other ballgame if they had been playing BYU or a halfway decent MWC school.