This is what I get when I leave it default but have KState winning at home against TCU and Baylor. Seeing that KU game makes me think that place is legit. Anyway, I'll take this!
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Yep. It was by some one and done that I can’t remember the name of. Mc-something I think. At least it went through the basket fairly during the run of play. Doesn’t always work that way at Kansas.
So what happens if there's a three-way tie in record at the top of the standings?
Do we all get a banner?
Or does only the #1 seed in the Big 12 tournament get to claim that championship?
Do we all get a banner?
Or does only the #1 seed in the Big 12 tournament get to claim that championship?
No tiebreaker. Even if there's like a 5 way tie, every team gets to hang banners.
Tiebreakers only matter for seeding.
I believe KU and Kstate finished with the same record a few years back and were considered "Co-champions"
KU always claimed winning the conference even if they tied so I say all get a banner.
Yep. I'm pretty sure KSU was the one seed so sharing the championship was the only reason KU kept the streak alive if I recall correctly.
Still bitter about that one tbh. KU only got that because of the robbery in Hilton that year.
Bankin Ben Mclemore was the guy. I'm not happy that I remember that name.
And that we despite k-state sweeping them. It happened more than once during the Kansas run where they "won" the conference via tiebreak but actually we're swept head to head by the other team
Big 12 Standings
1. Iowa St (13 - 5) Defeated Kansas St and TCU based on round-robin record (3-1).
2. Kansas St (13 - 5) Defeated TCU and lost to Iowa St based on round-robin record (2-2).
3. TCU (13 - 5) Lost to Iowa St and Kansas St based on round-robin record (1-3).
4. Kansas (12 - 6)
5. Texas (11 - 7) Defeated Baylor based on winning percentage against #1 teams [Iowa St, Kansas St, and TCU] (2-4).
6. Baylor (11 - 7) Lost to Texas based on winning percentage against #1 teams [Iowa St, Kansas St, and TCU] (1-5).
7. Okla St (5 - 13)
8. Oklahoma (4 - 14) Defeated W Virginia and Texas Tech based on round-robin record (3-1).
9. W Virginia (4 - 14) Defeated Texas Tech and lost to Oklahoma based on round-robin record (2-2).
10. Texas Tech (4 - 14) Lost to Oklahoma and W Virginia based on round-robin record (1-3).
1. Iowa St (13 - 5) Defeated Kansas St and TCU based on round-robin record (3-1).
2. Kansas St (13 - 5) Defeated TCU and lost to Iowa St based on round-robin record (2-2).
3. TCU (13 - 5) Lost to Iowa St and Kansas St based on round-robin record (1-3).
4. Kansas (12 - 6)
5. Texas (11 - 7) Defeated Baylor based on winning percentage against #1 teams [Iowa St, Kansas St, and TCU] (2-4).
6. Baylor (11 - 7) Lost to Texas based on winning percentage against #1 teams [Iowa St, Kansas St, and TCU] (1-5).
7. Okla St (5 - 13)
8. Oklahoma (4 - 14) Defeated W Virginia and Texas Tech based on round-robin record (3-1).
9. W Virginia (4 - 14) Defeated Texas Tech and lost to Oklahoma based on round-robin record (2-2).
10. Texas Tech (4 - 14) Lost to Oklahoma and W Virginia based on round-robin record (1-3).
i just don't see us winning 13 B12 games, even 12 feels like a stretch to me.
boy would I love it, but we are also getting pretty banged up as a squad.
boy would I love it, but we are also getting pretty banged up as a squad.
I don't have any numbers behind this, but I think the rest of the conference is, too.
Seems every game the announcers are like "they just got this guy back."
Almost like the season is a grind for everyone
no doubt, and i guess that's why i also am not sure very many teams if any will hit 12/13 wins either hah
If you offered me 12 wins right now I would take that in a second.
