SB: LSU/McNeese

[CajunIke]

Unless..... NCAA bylaws state that you cannot start a game prior to 12:00 on Sunday.

However they do make an exception for weather issues. Ultimately it is up to the NCAA representative assigned to the site to make that call and they aren't going to make that call lightly. At this point the Baton Rouge regional is only one game behind.

Gotcha, they should have started at 12 then. Water under the bridge now. Does anyone know the different scenarios if these games cannot be played?

[31Ragin97]

Please see links below and read them in there entirety... maybe then these threads can concentrate on the game instead of all the conspiracy theories.

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...l_20170209.pdf

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...7_20170324.pdf

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...e_20170324.pdf

Thanks, but i didnt first state a three game limit on the other thread, nor any other "rule"... Nor do i understand how asking "what will happen" is either a theory or a conspiracy?

[Cajun90]

Gotcha, they should have started at 12 then. Water under the bridge now. Does anyone know the different scenarios if these games cannot be played?

We will advance in every possible scenario other than losing two games.

[31Ragin97]

Lsu's own website had a game listed on monday prior to rain delay being known for today, fyi

[GoneGolfin]

We will advance in every possible scenario other than losing two games.

If the Cajuns were to lose Game #6 to LSU and Game #7 could not be played before the 11pm Monday schedule deadline, LSU would advance as the highest seed. This is because ...

- Each team would have one loss
- Teams would be tied head-to-head
- LSU is the higher seed

If the Cajuns were to lose Game #6 to McNeese and Game #7 could not be played before the 11pm Monday schedule deadline, Louisiana would advance as the highest seed for the same reasons above.

Brian

[31Ragin97]

If the Cajuns were to lose Game #6 to LSU and Game #7 could not be played before the 11pm Monday schedule deadline, LSU would advance as the highest seed.

Brian

Uhoh, fight amongst yourselves, we'll take a coffee break, let us know how it goes......

[Cajun90]

If the Cajuns were to lose Game #6 to LSU and Game #7 could not be played before the 11pm Monday schedule deadline, LSU would advance as the highest seed.

Brian

Yeah my mistake because we would be tied in head to head.

[angeleast]

If the Cajuns were to lose Game #6 to LSU and Game #7 could not be played before the 11pm Monday schedule deadline, LSU would advance as the highest seed.

Brian

Yup. Rules are rules.. highest seed progresses onwards. Let's just hope it don't come to that.

[GoneGolfin]

Yeah my mistake because we would be tied in head to head.

Yet another reason to pull for McNeese.

Brian

[GoneGolfin]

Please see links below and read them in there entirety... maybe then these threads can concentrate on the game instead of all the conspiracy theories.

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...l_20170209.pdf

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...7_20170324.pdf

http://www.ncaa.org/sites/default/fi...e_20170324.pdf

I noticed last week that the new championship manuals have a contradiction concerning super regional play ... probably just an error in editing (failure to edit out the old format). 2017 super regional play is supposed to take place over three days (games 1, 2, and 3). That is, no more doubleheader for games 2 and 3. But part of the 2017 championship manual still references the old format.

Brian