with 4 or less losses. I know I've posted since the B1G started that 14-4 would @ least tie for champion. It's getting fun crossing teams off that list and out of the hunt. Add Oh St after tonight!
15-3 wins it. We have to go 6-2 down the stretch to get to 15-3.
More importantly, we have to go either 1-1 or 2-0 against Indiana.
If we tie with Maryland are they champs by virtue of their win over us?
Yes. They would get the regular season title by way of the victory at their place. But we will get our revenge in the B1G Tourney unless someone knocks them off first!
This makes more sense with the unbalanced schedule.I don't think this is accurate...in the regular season if two or more teams are tied for 1st...they are all considered regular season co-champions.
The tie-breaker affects the BTT seedings..of which in this case Maryland would get a higher seed based on their victory over us...if we tie for the regular season championship.
This makes more sense with the unbalanced schedule.
I agreed with that. LOL. With the poster who said this. Unbalanced schedule reference was for the fact we only played @ MD they didn't come here so this makes sense as a shared champion.It has nothing to do with the schedule. It's been like this for as long as I can remember. If you are tied for the best record, you're the champ. Been lots of shared champions over the years. As correctly stated above, tiebreakers are only used for seeding in B1G tourney.
Starting to agree with 15-3. Mary has won all those road games that a team could lose. Wis, Neb, & Oh St.
Maryland has these to play on the road, Indiana and Purdue, they do play Purdue Saterday. Wisconsin is a home game but they are on a roll and @ Minnesota could be interesting as Minny ha ha is 0- the BT. it would not surprise me if MD would end the season with 4 BT losses and dropping behind MSU as they lost to them and they only played MSU ONCE.
the last 8 games are going to be fun to watch.