How do they determine section seedings? For example here are the current records of teams in section 3aa how would they be seeded if the season ended today? Does it go by overall record which is on the top or does it go by section record which is the record on the bottom?
Section 3AA Standings
As of 01/27/08
1
#7 Rosemount
15-4-0
7-0-0
2
Cretin-Derham Hall
8-11-0
3-1-0
3
Woodbury
14-6-0
4-2-0
4
#11 Eastview
11-6-2
3-2-0
5
Hastings
7-13-0
3-2-0
6
Eagan
7-13-0
1-5-0
7
Henry Sibley
4-12-0
0-0-0
8
Park (Cottage Grove)
5-15-0
0-4-0
9
Apple Valley
5-13-0
0-5-0
How do they determine section seedings?
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Re: How do they determine section seedings?
I believe the coaches from the section get together and each seeds every team in the section but their own. In this case if I were a coach and seeding this section I would give Rosemount a 9. The team with the most "points" is the first seed, second most the second seed, and so on.A hockey Fan45 wrote:How do they determine section seedings? For example here are the current records of teams in section 3aa how would they be seeded if the season ended today? Does it go by overall record which is on the top or does it go by section record which is the record on the bottom?
Section 3AA Standings
As of 01/27/08
1
#7 Rosemount
15-4-0
7-0-0
2
Cretin-Derham Hall
8-11-0
3-1-0
3
Woodbury
14-6-0
4-2-0
4
#11 Eastview
11-6-2
3-2-0
5
Hastings
7-13-0
3-2-0
6
Eagan
7-13-0
1-5-0
7
Henry Sibley
4-12-0
0-0-0
8
Park (Cottage Grove)
5-15-0
0-4-0
9
Apple Valley
5-13-0
0-5-0
The U invented swagger.
Re: How do they determine section seedings?
Rosemount would get an 8, if you were to seed them #1. Your team would get 0.Goldy Gopher wrote:I believe the coaches from the section get together and each seeds every team in the section but their own. In this case if I were a coach and seeding this section I would give Rosemount a 9. The team with the most "points" is the first seed, second most the second seed, and so on.A hockey Fan45 wrote:How do they determine section seedings? For example here are the current records of teams in section 3aa how would they be seeded if the season ended today? Does it go by overall record which is on the top or does it go by section record which is the record on the bottom?
Section 3AA Standings
As of 01/27/08
1
#7 Rosemount
15-4-0
7-0-0
2
Cretin-Derham Hall
8-11-0
3-1-0
3
Woodbury
14-6-0
4-2-0
4
#11 Eastview
11-6-2
3-2-0
5
Hastings
7-13-0
3-2-0
6
Eagan
7-13-0
1-5-0
7
Henry Sibley
4-12-0
0-0-0
8
Park (Cottage Grove)
5-15-0
0-4-0
9
Apple Valley
5-13-0
0-5-0
And as head coach of another team I may think Cretin is teh best and give them the #1 seed and they would get 8 from me. I would put Rosemount #2 and they would get 7 points. And os on for each team, from each coach.
64 points would be a prefect score - 8 coaches seeding your team first at 8 points. The worst would be an 8. Of course, not everyone has the same opinion so most end up somewhere between 8 and 64.
64 points would be a prefect score - 8 coaches seeding your team first at 8 points. The worst would be an 8. Of course, not everyone has the same opinion so most end up somewhere between 8 and 64.
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Actually, most sections do it by fewest points. For example: If I were Rosemount and I were ranking and I did this:
1. Woodbury
2. Cretin
3. Eastview
4. Eagan
5. Hastings
6. Apple Valley
7. Park
8. Henry Sibley.
Now I am Cretin and I vote like this:
1. Woodbury
2. Rosemount
3. Hastings
4. Eagan
5. Eastview
6. Park
7. Apple Valley
8. Henry Sibley
Woodbury and Rosemounth would be tied for the #1 seed with 2 points. Two seed would be the next fewest points, etc. Obviously, with the whole section voting it doesnt look as skewed.
1. Woodbury
2. Cretin
3. Eastview
4. Eagan
5. Hastings
6. Apple Valley
7. Park
8. Henry Sibley.
Now I am Cretin and I vote like this:
1. Woodbury
2. Rosemount
3. Hastings
4. Eagan
5. Eastview
6. Park
7. Apple Valley
8. Henry Sibley
Woodbury and Rosemounth would be tied for the #1 seed with 2 points. Two seed would be the next fewest points, etc. Obviously, with the whole section voting it doesnt look as skewed.
Ours ranks teams 1 - whatever number of teams, excluding your own, the high and the low are then thrown out to keep 1 team from sabotaging the system. So say there are 8 teams, you rank them 1-7, the best possible score would be a 5. The seeds are then made available to the other coaches, hopefully preventing what happend a few years ago when a coach seeded the conference champs last among 8 teams, all of whom were in the same conference.
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