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(Anyone know how the PAC-12 does tiebreakers for conference seeding?  If UCLA & Stanford wind up with the same record as #2, how is seed #2 chosen?  One future is that both UCLA & Stanford win out, except losing vs Oregon (1. Ore; 2. Stan & UCLA).  Another possibility is that UCLA wins out while Stanford loses at Oregon (1. Ore & UCLA. 3. Stan.).  Another is that both Stanford & UCLA win out (1. Stanford & UCLA.  3. Oregon)  ASU & ןɐɔ & OSU can be players or spoilers as well, so there are lots of possibilities.)

IIRC, it's 1) head-to-head; and if still tied, 2) record against next team down (and so on); final tiebreaker is RPI.

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(Anyone know how the PAC-12 does tiebreakers for conference seeding?  If UCLA & Stanford wind up with the same record as #2, how is seed #2 chosen?  One future is that both UCLA & Stanford win out, except losing vs Oregon (1. Ore; 2. Stan & UCLA).  Another possibility is that UCLA wins out while Stanford loses at Oregon (1. Ore & UCLA. 3. Stan.).  Another is that both Stanford & UCLA win out (1. Stanford & UCLA.  3. Oregon)  ASU & ןɐɔ & OSU can be players or spoilers as well, so there are lots of possibilities.)

IIRC, it's 1) head-to-head; and if still tied, 2) record against next team down (and so on); final tiebreaker is RPI.