resdeal
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Playoff
Oct 27, 2024 22:44:25 GMT -6
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Post by resdeal on Oct 27, 2024 22:44:25 GMT -6
If you are NOT from Kansas, how does your state determine who makes the playoffs, how is seeding determined, does the higher seed host every game?
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Playoff
Oct 27, 2024 23:36:51 GMT -6
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Post by jbfootball on Oct 27, 2024 23:36:51 GMT -6
Oklahoma
8 team districts. Top 4 in each district (seeded 1-4) make the playoffs. Higher seed hosts until the semifinals. Semifinals and Finals are neutral site.
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 3:26:17 GMT -6
Post by realdawg on Oct 28, 2024 3:26:17 GMT -6
NC
Certain number of teams from each league automatically qualify. (less than 6 schools 1 auto bid, 6-8 schools 2 auto bids, 9 or more schools 3 auto bids). Then slots are filled out with wildcards. The conference champs are seeded 1st by RPI (formula that is your winning % x.3, your opponents winning percentage x.4, and your opponents opponents winning percentage x.3). Then all other qualifiers are seeded by RPI regardless of conference finish.
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Post by bulldogsdc on Oct 28, 2024 6:41:08 GMT -6
Virginia
Game Points
Teams receive game points regardless if they win or lose, but earn significantly more points for winning. For example, a team will earn 26 points for beating a Class 6 team, but will only receive 14 points for losing to a Class 6 team.
Class/Winning Against/Losing Against
Class 6/26/14
Class 5/24/12
Class 4/22/10
Class 3/20/8
Class 2/18/6
Class 1/16/4
Bonus/Rider Points
Bonus points (also known as rider points) are what separate great teams from good teams. For each opponent a team beats—they’ll receive 2 bonus points for each win that opponent has during the season. For opponents a team loses to—they’ll receive only 1 bonus point for each win that opponent has during the season.
For example, if Team A beats Team B who goes 0-10 during the season, Team A will receive no bonus points at all because Team B doesn’t have any wins (0 wins x 2 points) and Team B will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point). And if Team A beats Team C who is 9-1, Team A will receive 18 bonus points (9 wins x 2 points) and Team C will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point).
Classification Points
The addition of classification points makes it possible for higher class teams to play lower class team's without creating a disadvantage. Historical districts are still used as a core in scheduling, which creates some districts with different class teams. If a higher class team play's a lower class team, they will automatically receive 2 points for each class jump to make up for the difference in base points. These points are now given whether a team is in your district or not.
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 6:42:49 GMT -6
Post by bulldogsdc on Oct 28, 2024 6:42:49 GMT -6
top 8 from each of the 4 divisions make it
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 8:27:04 GMT -6
Post by hornetfan63 on Oct 28, 2024 8:27:04 GMT -6
Virginia Game Points Teams receive game points regardless if they win or lose, but earn significantly more points for winning. For example, a team will earn 26 points for beating a Class 6 team, but will only receive 14 points for losing to a Class 6 team. Class/Winning Against/Losing Against Class 6/26/14 Class 5/24/12 Class 4/22/10 Class 3/20/8 Class 2/18/6 Class 1/16/4 Bonus/Rider Points Bonus points (also known as rider points) are what separate great teams from good teams. For each opponent a team beats—they’ll receive 2 bonus points for each win that opponent has during the season. For opponents a team loses to—they’ll receive only 1 bonus point for each win that opponent has during the season. For example, if Team A beats Team B who goes 0-10 during the season, Team A will receive no bonus points at all because Team B doesn’t have any wins (0 wins x 2 points) and Team B will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point). And if Team A beats Team C who is 9-1, Team A will receive 18 bonus points (9 wins x 2 points) and Team C will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point). Classification Points The addition of classification points makes it possible for higher class teams to play lower class team's without creating a disadvantage. Historical districts are still used as a core in scheduling, which creates some districts with different class teams. If a higher class team play's a lower class team, they will automatically receive 2 points for each class jump to make up for the difference in base points. These points are now given whether a team is in your district or not. This is quite possibly one of the most confusing things I have heard of in my life. |
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 9:15:09 GMT -6
Post by coachcb on Oct 28, 2024 9:15:09 GMT -6
Montana:
Our classification has four divisions and the teams are ranked by their record within the division. The top four make the playoffs. We used to have smaller conferences (4-5 teams per conference) and you needed to finish in the top two to go to the playoffs. That was ugly as some of the conferences were awful and a team with a 2-8 or 3-7 record could make it into the playoffs.
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 9:22:36 GMT -6
Post by jstoss24 on Oct 28, 2024 9:22:36 GMT -6
Virginia Game Points Teams receive game points regardless if they win or lose, but earn significantly more points for winning. For example, a team will earn 26 points for beating a Class 6 team, but will only receive 14 points for losing to a Class 6 team. Class/Winning Against/Losing Against Class 6/26/14 Class 5/24/12 Class 4/22/10 Class 3/20/8 Class 2/18/6 Class 1/16/4 Bonus/Rider Points Bonus points (also known as rider points) are what separate great teams from good teams. For each opponent a team beats—they’ll receive 2 bonus points for each win that opponent has during the season. For opponents a team loses to—they’ll receive only 1 bonus point for each win that opponent has during the season. For example, if Team A beats Team B who goes 0-10 during the season, Team A will receive no bonus points at all because Team B doesn’t have any wins (0 wins x 2 points) and Team B will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point). And if Team A beats Team C who is 9-1, Team A will receive 18 bonus points (9 wins x 2 points) and Team C will receive 10 points (10 wins x 1 point). Classification Points The addition of classification points makes it possible for higher class teams to play lower class team's without creating a disadvantage. Historical districts are still used as a core in scheduling, which creates some districts with different class teams. If a higher class team play's a lower class team, they will automatically receive 2 points for each class jump to make up for the difference in base points. These points are now given whether a team is in your district or not. This reminds me a lot of the Playoff Point system Michigan used to use when I was coming up. I know they changed things within the last few years, though. |
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 11:18:03 GMT -6
Post by cwaltsmith on Oct 28, 2024 11:18:03 GMT -6
Tennessee
Top 4 in each region go
Seeded by region record, tiebreaker involves overall record
High Seed hosts until 3rd round & then top bracket hosts in odd years bottom host in even years
Alabama
Top 4 go
Seeded by Area record
1st round is higher seed hosts...
After that ... team that has traveled the most in the playoffs host... (not a fan of this)
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 13:02:36 GMT -6
Post by center on Oct 28, 2024 13:02:36 GMT -6
Illinois: 8 classes. 32 teams make playoffs. 256 schools total. 1A-8A. 1A is smallest.
It is based on your overall record and playoff points (number of wins by your opponents). After all 256 teams are in they are divided into class. Smallest 32 go to 1A, next 32 to 2A, etc. So not everyone is 100% sure what class they will be in.
Basically goes in this order of making playoffs:
Conference champs get auto bid
9-0
8-1
7-2
6-3 all get in.
Most 5-4 teams will get in but maybe not all in a given year. A rare year will have a 4-5 make it.
Seeding is done strictly by record and playoff points then. 9-0 with most playoff points is #1 seed and so on.
No polls or rankings figure in to playoff picks.
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Playoff
Oct 28, 2024 13:34:32 GMT -6
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Post by Defcord on Oct 28, 2024 13:34:32 GMT -6
Indiana
6 classifications. All in. Random draw. No seeding.
I love it!
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Playoff
Oct 29, 2024 6:41:17 GMT -6
Post by brettdj on Oct 29, 2024 6:41:17 GMT -6
Maryland
6 classes for football
Every team is in the playoffs. Seeding is points based.
The following is taken from State document for points. The State posts points updates weekly.
Point system for tournament selection
(a.) Classification Win Points
i. For defeating a Class 4A and 4A/3A schools = 8.0 points
ii. For defeating a Class 3A and 2A schools = 7.0 points
iii. For defeating a Class 2A/1A and 1A schools = 6.0 points
Winning team bonus points will be determined as follows:
i. A team playing a 9-game schedule shall receive 1.00 points for each game won by a defeated
opponent who also plays a 9-game schedule.
ii. A team playing a 9-game schedule shall receive 1.125 points for each game won by a defeated
opponent who plays an 8-game schedule.
iii. A team playing an 8-game schedule shall receive .889 of a point for each game won by a
defeated opponent who plays a 9-game schedule.
iv. A team playing an 8-game schedule shall receive 1.00 points for each game won by a defeated
opponent who also plays an 8-game schedule.
v. For each game tied by a defeated opponent, a team shall receive 50 percent of awarded points.
vi. For each game tied by a tied opponent, a team shall receive 25 percent of awarded points.
vii. For each game won by a tied opponent, a team will receive 50 percent of awarded points.
(e.) When an MPSSAA member school plays a nonmember opponent who will not play the tiebreaker,
the MPSSAA school shall receive points as follows:
i. 4A and 4A/3A—4.0 points
ii. 3A and 2A —3.5 points
iii. 2A/1A and 1A —3.0 points
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