2A Projections Week 8

[EHSMeanGreen]

*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

[EHSMeanGreen]

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.

[mystikul]

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

[EHSMeanGreen]

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.

[trojangrad78]

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.

[EHSMeanGreen]

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.

[mystikul]

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

[cavaliereagle]

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.

[2002Patriot]

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.

[EHSMeanGreen]

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.