Figuring out the playoff race
Posted July 15, 2011
If the games on Sunday all go off, here’s what I’ve figured as the permutations and combinations (8 of them to be exact) for how it would all play out.
At the start of the 2010 season, teams voted to have a one-game playoff if two teams were tied for the final spot. There’s a 3/8 chance of that happening this year for the first time.
Let me know if I missed a situation or messed up the matchups.
Ryley wins
Bardo wins
Camrose wins
(1) Leduc vs. winner of Bardo and Ryley
(2) Camrose vs. (3) Holden
Ryley wins
Bardo wins
Camrose loses
(1) Leduc vs. winner of Camrose and Ryley
(2) Holden vs. (3) Bardo
Ryley wins
Bardo loses
Camrose loses
(1) Leduc vs. (4) Ryley
(2) Holden vs. (3) Camrose
Ryley wins
Bardo loses
Camrose wins
(1) Leduc vs. (4) Ryley
(2) Camrose vs. (3) Holden
Ryley loses
Bardo loses
Camrose loses
(1) Leduc vs. winner of Bardo and Ryley
(2) Holden vs. (3) Camrose
Ryley loses
Bardo wins
Camrose loses
(1) Leduc vs. (4) Camrose
(2) Holden vs. (3) Bardo
Ryley loses
Bardo loses
Camrose wins
(1) Leduc vs. winner of Bardo and Ryley
(2) Camrose vs. (3) Holden
Ryley loses
Bardo wins
Camrose wins
(1) Leduc vs. (4) Bardo
(2) Camrose vs. (3) Holden
Posted on July 15, 2011 by Jason Buzzell
