Things have cleared up a little in both conferences, with spots, if not seeds, being somewhat solidified. With no further adieu, I present to you the current playoff picture:
American Conference
#1: Wings of Pastrami (10-2)
#2: Avalon Park Assassins (10-2)
#3: Hoof Hearted (9-3)
#4: Bourne Ulcerations (134.7 ppg)
National Conference
#1: West Meadows Molesters (8-4)
#2: Team Vote 4 Pedro (7-5, 1-0 vs. Brawlers)
#3: Bradford Brawlers (7-5)
#4: Huey Ramas (127.3 ppg)
Hoof Hearted is the only team currently locked into a seed. For all intents and purposes, the Ulcerations are locked into the 4th seed in the AC, as they are up 152.1 points on the next closest team, EGB. The Ramas, too, look fairly assured of the 4th seed in the NC, courtesy of their 36.3- point advantage over the Narcotics. (It should be noted, though, that the difference between their two scores this last week was 36.7, so this thing ain't over, yet.)
In the NC, we have a huge game this week between the Brawlers and Team Pedro, with the winner taking the division. If the Molesters lose and the Brawlers win, the Brawlers get the top seed via a H2H win over the Molesters in Week 5. If Team Pedro wins, the Molesters are the top seed no matter what, via their H2H win last week against Team Pedro. So the Molesters have more than just sibling rivalry as an excuse to root against the Brawlers this week.
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actually hoof hearted is not locked into a seed. If I lose and he wins, I would become the #3 seed as he has the tie breaker over me in division play, thus becoming the #2 seed. And Kent would be #1. I think you are the only team that can't switch seeds at this point.
Yeah, I guess you're right. For some reason, I hadn't realized that Dan gave you both of your losses. I'm pretty sure the first tiebreaker is H2H record, which still would give him the higher seed.
I didn't list myself as a lock, because there's still technically a chance someone could pass me in average score. It's a very unlikely chance, but a chance nonetheless.
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