10/31/15 – Final End of Season FB Tiebreaker Results

October 31, 2015 Football Blog Updates

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: October 31, 2015

The calculations for the three-way tie-breaker in football have been posted online at  http://www.khsaa.org/football/2015/threewaytiebreakertodate.pdf.

Playoff pairings as well as the instructions and details about the games are available at http://www.khsaa.org/football and the final district standings are posted at http://khsaa.org/2015-football-district-standings/

There were five out of state records that factored into the tiebreakers

• Portland, TN – 4
• Ironton, OH – 6
• Thomas Walker, VA – 3
• Rye Cove, VA – 0
• Cumberland Gap, TN – 0

There were five specific ties this season with the final calculations at http://www.khsaa.org/football/2015/threewaytiebreakertodate.pdf:

• Class 1A, District 7- tie for 1st broken based on points through top four defeated opponents
• Class 3A, District 3- tie for 2nd broken based on points through top four defeated opponents
• Class 3A, District 5- tie for 1st broken based on points through top four defeated opponents and additional opponents until tie was broken.
• Class 3A, District 7- tie for 4th broken based on points through top four defeated opponents, remaining tie with no wins left broken by head to head contest 
• Class 4A, District 2- tie for 2nd broken based on points through top four defeated opponents

Please contact the KHSAA if discrepancies are discovered.

-KHSAA-

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