Ok thanks. I'll probably be attending this one tonight.

 

Should be a good one.

As it stands:

 

Boone 4-0

Ryle 4-1

Conner 1-4

Cooper 0-5

 

If Ryle wins it creates a first place tie between them and Boone since both would only have one loss, and then depending on whether or not Boone beats Conner on the 12th, would determine whether or not a tiebreaker formula would be used to determine the #1 seed.

 

Somebody correct me if I'm wrong.

 

Is the tiebreaker head-to-head point spreads or a blind draw?

No tiebreaker will be needed IMHO. Rebs by 6. Should be a dandy. I look for a repeat of last game. Ryle will hold a lead as late as 4Q and then fade at the end as Boone extends the margin very late. Now, in the unlikely event that a TB is needed :cry:, I have no clue if it's a draw or some other basis for comparison.