So we have the 3 seed for the tournament, but every site I have been on this morning has us listed as #4 in conference standings. Baylor has the better OVERALL record. Is this why they are still above us in the standings, or is this a mistake?
So we have the 3 seed for the tournament, but every site I have been on this morning has us listed as #4 in conference standings. Baylor has the better OVERALL record. Is this why they are still above us in the standings, or is this a mistake?
So we have the 3 seed for the tournament, but every site I have been on this morning has us listed as #4 in conference standings. Baylor has the better OVERALL record. Is this why they are still above us in the standings, or is this a mistake?
We tied for 3rd with Baylor, won the tiebreaker for tourney seeding. Most sites list by alphabetical order, so that is probably why.
We tied for 3rd with Baylor, won the tiebreaker for tourney seeding. Technically, there is not a 4th place team in the Big 12 this season. Most sites list by alphabetical order, so that is probably why.
Actually, New is just modifying Hampshire, so it is proper to alphabetize Hampshire ahead of Hartford. Kind of like how you ignore "The" at the beginning of a word when alphabetizing. Hampshire before Hartford.I'm guessing Baylor is above us in those because of win percentage overall, not alphabetical order.
Edit: Supported by the America East standings. New Hampshire and Hartford have the same record, but NH is listed first because of a better overall record.
For further future reference -- Big 12 Sports does not list them by tiebreaker mid-season. I believe it is still alphabetical until the regular season is ended (and really, tiebreakers don't fully work until the season is over anyway).That must be it. Espn, cbs sports, and SI all have baylor in the 3 spot. I will check the big 12 first from now on. They DO list them in proper standing order.
Thanks for clerifying all.
I'm guessing Baylor is above us in those because of win percentage overall, not alphabetical order.