December 5th on the Boulevard

Here is the tiebreaker scenario for teams hosting the C-USA Championship game.
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/c-u ... braker.pdf
Tiebreaker
The following tiebreaker formula is recommended for the Conference USA Football Championship
game:
Two-team tie to determine host
1. Highest regular season winning percentage based on overall Conference USA play.
2. If tied, head to head between tied teams.
3. If still tied, team with highest BCS ranking.
Two-team or multiple team tie for divisional champion
1. Highest regular season winning percentage based on overall Conference USA play.
2. If tied, head to head between tied teams.
3. If still tied, highest winning percentage within division.
4. If still tied, compare records against divisional opponents in descending order of finish.
5. If still tied, compare records with common cross-divisional opponents.
6. If still tied, compare records against cross-divisional opponents in descending order of
finish.
7. If still tied, team with highest BCS ranking.
8. If still tied, the representative will be the team that has not participated in the championship
game most recently.
9. If at any point the tie is broken in a multiple team tie, the remaining teams will begin the
process again at #2.
If we run the table and Houston falls at either Tulsa or UCF (both very tough games) we will win the West outright. It looks like ECU will take the East. We would have the same conference record, but we won the head to head matchup earlier this year. The C-USA Championship game would then be played at Ford on December 5th.
It is a long way to this point, but it is fun thinking about that possibility in November.
Pony Up!
What comes out of a Max Yao's arse?
Rice, Rice, Rice
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools/c-u ... braker.pdf
Tiebreaker
The following tiebreaker formula is recommended for the Conference USA Football Championship
game:
Two-team tie to determine host
1. Highest regular season winning percentage based on overall Conference USA play.
2. If tied, head to head between tied teams.
3. If still tied, team with highest BCS ranking.
Two-team or multiple team tie for divisional champion
1. Highest regular season winning percentage based on overall Conference USA play.
2. If tied, head to head between tied teams.
3. If still tied, highest winning percentage within division.
4. If still tied, compare records against divisional opponents in descending order of finish.
5. If still tied, compare records with common cross-divisional opponents.
6. If still tied, compare records against cross-divisional opponents in descending order of
finish.
7. If still tied, team with highest BCS ranking.
8. If still tied, the representative will be the team that has not participated in the championship
game most recently.
9. If at any point the tie is broken in a multiple team tie, the remaining teams will begin the
process again at #2.
If we run the table and Houston falls at either Tulsa or UCF (both very tough games) we will win the West outright. It looks like ECU will take the East. We would have the same conference record, but we won the head to head matchup earlier this year. The C-USA Championship game would then be played at Ford on December 5th.
It is a long way to this point, but it is fun thinking about that possibility in November.
Pony Up!
What comes out of a Max Yao's arse?
Rice, Rice, Rice