If the current numbers are indeed correct, Is it not a logical conclusion that masks don’t work? Apparently they work against the flu as I have not heard one word about the flu this year.
FUBeAR - I think - one time referenced a choice of the SoCon winner by 'percentage'.. IE 5-0 would indeed beat 7-1. Maybe he could expound on this - if it was him - and why it happened or maybe it was just a contingency rule?The Jackal wrote: ↑Tue Dec 29, 2020 10:10 amgofurman wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 9:33 pm"Guidance from the SoCon' is one of them there oxymorons.. like "jumbo shrimp' or 'alone together' (the last particularly apt this yearThe Jackal wrote: ↑Mon Dec 28, 2020 2:38 pm
We may see schedule changes, like many programs. I find, though, that if your priority is to get in a football season, you'll make it work.
What I have not seen is guidance from the SoCon on tiebreaker procedures in the event games are continued/canceled.
The Big10, for instance, used a pretty complicated formula to determine who could play in the title game. I assume the SoCon may have to use something similar in conjunction with deciding the automatic bid. https://247sports.com/LongFormArticle/E ... 53768797_2
There just isn't going to be a chance, I think, to quickly reschedule games or move the schedule around to accommodate canceled games.
If a team has to shut down and a game isn't played, and there's only likely one SoCon bid, how do you determine that bid? Would a 5-0 team get the bid over a 7-1 team?
But yes, football isn't like basketball, no time to reschedule. We could have a 7-1 and a 5-0 and honestly I see the argument for both. Now, in the nitty gritty what if the 5-0 didn't play any of the 'tougher outs? Say they never played Chatt, Woff, Furman. And the 7-1 (us?) lost only to Chatt? Either way it's better to have that rule in place before the season so there is no perception of playing favorites and just making up a rule to send the preferred team. They need a rule soon.