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*This is just a Rough Draft, I know that I have some things to fix.*
Just posting so that I might get some help completing it.
I will ask some questions in the next post.

2A Projections Week 8 - Rough Draft

I've got a pretty good handle on how the 2A system works.

I just need all the Tie-breaking procedures for each Region. (1 thru 8)
I know that each Region uses their own Tie-breakers.

I have heard that some use Points For and Points Against.
Some use this for every Region game, some just use it for the games involving teams in a 3-way tie?

I will try to email some people, but if you guys could help me out that would be Great!
Just afraid I might not have enough time to finish this.

I heard in Region 4 Chesterfield controls their on destiny.

here is the conference standings and pts in the conference, so i'm guessing if a 3way tie it's point differential
1) Chesterfield 3-1 ... 147pts for ... 53 against ... +94
2) Central 4-1 ... 116 pts for ... 76 against ... +40
3) Buford 4-1 ... 135 pts for ... 97 against ... +38
4) Indian Land

mystikul wrote:I heard in Region 4 Chesterfield controls their on destiny.

here is the conference standings and pts in the conference, so i'm guessing if a 3way tie it's point differential
1) Chesterfield 3-1 ... 147pts for ... 53 against ... +94
2) Central 4-1 ... 116 pts for ... 76 against ... +40
3) Buford 4-1 ... 135 pts for ... 97 against ... +38
4) Indian Land

I believe it is point differential also.

From what I have heard,
Some Regions use Point Differential for all league games
and other Regions just use the point differential in the games between the teams in a 3-way tie.

Hopefully, I can find out the order of each Regions Tie-breakers.
If I can find that out, I could post a 2A bracket with a much better chance of it being correct.

I never did like point differential as a tie breaker. It can be used as a reason (read that as an excuse) to run up scores unnecessarily.

trojangrad78 wrote:I never did like point differential as a tie breaker. It can be used as a reason (read that as an excuse) to run up scores unnecessarily.

Completely Agree.
Almost makes it necessary.

Heard a discussion on the radio,
There was a 2A game in the final week of the season a couple years ago,
one team needed to beat another by 40 to achieve a certain Region Standing.

Just got me thinking, that some kid might not get to play because winning by 35 wasn't good enough.
Difficult position for Coaches.

don't have to worry about the tie breaker in region 4. Indian Land beat Buford and that leaves Chesterfield and Central with 1 loss each, and Chesterfield won the head to head match-up. Next week Chesterfield/Cheraw and Central/North Central......lets go braves!! haha

mystikul wrote:don't have to worry about the tie breaker in region 4. Indian Land beat Buford and that leaves Chesterfield and Central with 1 loss each, and Chesterfield won the head to head match-up. Next week Chesterfield/Cheraw and Central/North Central......lets go braves!! haha

Lovely thought.

So a bit of ignorance here but what does the (H) mean by Wade Hampton's name? I'm guessing it has something to do with there being a Wade Hampton in 4A and one in 2A.

2002Patriot wrote:So a bit of ignorance here but what does the (H) mean by Wade Hampton's name? I'm guessing it has something to do with there being a Wade Hampton in 4A and one in 2A.

Yes, it is just something to signify the difference between the two Wade Hampton High Schools.

Wade Hampton (H) - 2A
The (H) is for the town of Hampton or Hampton County. Hampton, SC
Wade Hampton High School

Wade Hampton (G) - 4A
The (G) is for the city of Greenville.

This is the way the teams are normally stated at the High School Sports Report and the SCHSL websites.