What's the tiebreaker then? I thought they looked at head-to-head with the

Mar 1, 2015
12:30:25am

jreid191

three 7-10 teams meaning Portland gets the 6 seed (3-1), San Francisco the 7 (2-2) and Santa Clara the 8 (1-3). Does the WCC have a differing set of tiebreaker rules than most conferences use?

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So, who's the quarterfinal opponent?

Westsider

3/1/15 12:22am

Winner of SCU/LMU is the correct answer.

BYU-NorthIdaho

3/1/15 12:24am

...and technically it is second round...we have a bye 1st round.

kalifi

3/1/15 12:25am

RE: ...and technically it is second round...we have a bye 1st round.

Westsider

3/1/15 12:27am

Aren't SCU/LMU the 8/9 matchup?

jreid191

3/1/15 12:28am

That's not how I understood the tiebreakers, but I expect they'll release

BYU-NorthIdaho

3/1/15 12:29am

Is Jared Lloyd wrong?

Westsider

3/1/15 12:30am

Yes

rggee

3/1/15 12:30am

San Francisco/Pacific winner since they're the 7/10

jreid191

3/1/15 12:25am

As I understand it, SCU has tiebreaker over USF so they're 7

BYU-NorthIdaho

3/1/15 12:27am

What's the tiebreaker then? I thought they looked at head-to-head with the

jreid191

3/1/15 12:30am

Honestly, I was going off someone else's calculations of the tiebreakers.

BYU-NorthIdaho

3/1/15 12:35am

Nothing official has been released, but from how tiebreakers normally work it

jreid191

3/1/15 12:38am

You're half right. BYU will play the 7/10 winner. Your teams are not correct.

roseyscenario

3/1/15 12:28am

Why are they not correct? Doesn't USF hold the tiebreaker over Santa Clara due

jreid191

3/1/15 12:36am

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