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For determining playoff
positions when W-L-T records are identical
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1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games
between the clubs).
2. Best won-lost-tied percentage in games within the
division, if both teams in the same division.
3. Best total points in games between the clubs.
4. Best total points in all games.
5. Best total points in division games, if both teams
are in the same division.
6. Coin toss.
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For determining "Overall and Conf.
Record" winner when W-L-T records are identical
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1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games
between the clubs).
2. Best total points in games between the clubs.
3. Best total points in all games.
4. Coin toss.
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For determining "Overall
Points" winner when total points are identical
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1. Best total points in games between the clubs.
2. Best total points in division games, if both teams
are in the same division.
3. Coin toss.
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For determining winner
in a playoff game when points are identical
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1. Head-to-head (best won-lost-tied percentage in games
between the clubs).
2. Best total points in games between the clubs.
3. Best won-lost-tied percentage in all games.
4. Best total points in all games.
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Application of tiebreaker
rules when three or more teams are involved
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Each of the above tiebreaker procedures assumes only
two teams are involved. When three or more teams are involved in a tie,
the application of the tiebreaker rules will be as follows:
1. Tiebreaker will be applied two teams at a time: Team
A vs. Team B, Team A vs. Team C, Team B vs. Team C, etc.
2. If step 1 fails to break the tie (example: Team
A holds tiebreak over Team B, Team B holds tiebreak over Team C, and Team
C holds tiebreak over Team A), then tiebreaker will be applied simultaneously:
Team A vs. Team B vs. Team C.
3. In either application of the tiebreaker, if one or
more teams win the tiebreak over the other teams AND further tiebreaking
is needed, the tiebreaker will revert to step 1.
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