How do tie breakers work?

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Dougie_D

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I have 1 prediction where the SEC has 6 teams tied at 6-2. But I don't know how to order a few team in a tie break.
TX AM sitting pretty at 7-1
Bama losses - LSU/OK
Georgia losses- Bama/Ole Miss
Ole Miss losses- OK/Miss St.
LSU losses- Ole Miss/OK
OK losses- Texas/TN
TN losses- Georgia/Bama
 
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It's complicated


Sankey brings in the referees to read tie breaker rules and they declare 0-8 KY Jelly the SEC champion making 3 people multi-millionaires who bet on KY in Vegas to win SEC regular season championship.

Video Review confirmed the call and all 4 KY fans everywhere celebrated.
 
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With Sankey and the SEC, there probably won’t be any tie breakers. What will happen is Bama first, Georgia second and then everyone else.
 
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I have 1 prediction where the SEC has 6 teams tied at 6-2. But I don't know how to order a few team in a tie break.
TX AM sitting pretty at 7-1
Bama losses - LSU/OK
Georgia losses- Bama/Ole Miss
Ole Miss losses- OK/Miss St.
LSU losses- Ole Miss/OK
OK losses- Texas/TN
TN losses- Georgia/Bama
In your scenario, TN is out because both losses are to teams involved in the tie, so head to head record is 0-2.

Believe it or not, your case would come down to Ole Miss and OK. Everyone else would be out due to the 0-2 record among tied teams.

SEC would then go to common opponents of OM and OK to decide who plays TaM
 
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