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If anyone wants to play with future results to see how the dominos would need to fall for Canes to make ACC Championship game here is a good site for playing out different scenarios.

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Don’t know how accurate that is compared to the other site. Has Miami over 6-2 SMU.

Basically, we need UL to lose one more. GT to lose one more, and SMU to lose two more, ideally. Duke also needs Two losses, with one they’re probably in at 7-5, amazingly.
 
FL Cane said:
Don’t know how accurate that is compared to the other site. Has Miami over 6-2 SMU.

Basically, we need UL to lose one more. GT to lose one more, and SMU to lose two more, ideally. Duke also needs Two losses, with one they’re probably in at 7-5, amazingly.
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You don’t necessarily need SMU to lose two more. It all depends upon how many teams are tied because if they all do not everybody’s played each other Head to head goes out the window.
 
This one actually uses ACC rules for sure

mred's ACC FB Standings Generator​

Atlantic Coast Conference Football Standings with Tiebreakers
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Duke is winning way too many of these scenarios.

If you run this model and do two things:

1) Miami wins the remaining games
2) The team with the current best record wins the rest of the ACC games

Then there are multiple scenarios where only 1 upset gets Miami in:

1) Clemson beats Louisville
2) Va Tech beats Virginia
 
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Am I understanding the ACC rules right in that if there are 3 or more teams tied then unless they ALL played each other it moves to conference opponent win percentage?
 
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hurricaneman said:
Duke is winning way too many of these scenarios.
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The same Duke that lost to UConn two days ago?

Those ACC championship tickets gonna be selling like hotcakes!

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We just need a one loss team and everyone else to have two losses and we are in it looks like.

Ways we are out is if we lose of course, there are two one loss teams, or only two 2 loss teams one of which is Louisville or smu.

Edit: NVM there's way more scenarios that **** us than I thought
 
How does the tie breaker work? Let’s say that
GT/Virginia/Miami all have two ACC loses. Who gets in against SMU?
 
ST26 said:
How does the tie breaker work? Let’s say that
GT/Virginia/Miami all have two ACC loses. Who gets in against SMU?
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I believe there's a common opponent aspect to this, but who knows. I am quite comfortable saying that the Tobacco Road Cartel will invent a new way to ***** us.
 
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OrangeBowlMagic said:
Believe so. I think there’s a really good chance that conference opponent win percentage will break a tie. Either for 1 or for 2.
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It's crazy because we didn't play UVA, GT, or Duke and they are in almost every tiebreaker scenario. In fact, it seems like almost every scenario you run ends up in a 3+ way tie for one of the ACCCG spots.
 
hurricaneman said:
It's crazy because we didn't play UVA, GT, or Duke and they are in almost every tiebreaker scenario. In fact, it seems like almost every scenario you run ends up in a 3+ way tie for one of the ACCCG spots.
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Just look at the standings now. There are 7 teams with 1 or 2 losses.
 
Need uva to lose 1. Pitt to beat gt. Louisville losing to clemson would be great. And smu losing another would be great

In most scenarios if miami makes it in it will likely be vs duke
 
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