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Big R&B Truth Masters Student Posts 427 
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03-03-17 10:23 PM - Post#224578
I know this is unlikely, but what happens if Penn and Columbia lose tomorrow while Brown and Dartmouth win. Who gets the 4th seed? |
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westphillywarrior Sophomore Posts 196 |
03-03-17 10:30 PM - Post#224580
I think Dartmouth comes out on top in the head to heads. |
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westphillywarrior Sophomore Posts 196 |
03-03-17 10:36 PM - Post#224583
But if Penn and Columbia and Dartmouth lose and Brown wins than I think Columbia comes out on top with their win over Harvard. |
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cc66 Postdoc Posts 2204 |
03-03-17 10:37 PM - Post#224585
The most likely scenario is that Yale beats Columbia, Princeton beats Dartmouth, and Brown beats Cornell, in which event Columbia, despite a 5-9 record and losing 7 of its last 8 games, falls backward into the tournament |
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dperry Postdoc Posts 2215 
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03-03-17 10:44 PM - Post#224589
Meanwhile, the only game getting love on the ESPN site tonight is. . .the one that would have gotten even more love under the old format. 
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Big R&B Truth Masters Student Posts 427
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03-03-17 10:57 PM - Post#224596
But if Penn and Columbia and Dartmouth lose and Brown wins than I think Columbia comes out on top with their win over Harvard. But Dartmouth would have a win over Princeton. Wouldn't that trump Columbia's win over Harvard? |
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whitakk Masters Student Posts 523 |
03-03-17 11:01 PM - Post#224597
Here's my stab at all the possible scenarios. Let me know if anything looks off: http://www.nycbuckets.com/2017/03/updated-ivy-l eag... |
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Big R&B Truth Masters Student Posts 427
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03-03-17 11:02 PM - Post#224598
But if Penn and Columbia and Dartmouth lose and Brown wins than I think Columbia comes out on top with their win over Harvard. Yes this follows what people have been saying last week. |
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Streamers Professor Posts 8351 
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03-03-17 11:03 PM - Post#224600
This is the most likely scenario |
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Columbia Alum Junior Posts 247 |
03-03-17 11:03 PM - Post#224601
You got princeton Dartmouth scenarios reversed top to bottom. |
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whitakk Masters Student Posts 523 |
03-03-17 11:15 PM - Post#224605
Yes, thanks, should be fixed in the post now. |
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Columbia Alum Junior Posts 247 |
03-03-17 11:28 PM - Post#224610
Your scenarios are clear and correct (I think) thanks for getting them out so fast. I believe Dartmouth beating Princeton while both penn and Columbia losing is very unlikely so I would say chance of 4th is currently: D: 5%, Penn 45% and Columbia 50%. Just an intuitive guess, I'm sure Mr. James has a more precise calculation. |
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Streamers Professor Posts 8351
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03-04-17 12:57 AM - Post#224630
I think Colombia is at least 75% at this point since they get in even if they lose unless Penn beats Harvard or Cornell beats Brown if I have it right since I cant see Dartmouth beating PU. Maybe Harvard will be flat since they have nothing to play for at this point on the back end of the roadie. |
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PennFan10 Postdoc Posts 3590 |
03-04-17 02:00 AM - Post#224637
The Cornell Brown result only matters if both Columbia and Penn win. If Penn wins they are likely in as Columbia has to win too and hope Brown wins. If Penn loses then its either Columbia or Dartmouth for 4th. |
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Old Bear Postdoc Posts 4008 |
03-04-17 10:33 AM - Post#224672
Yale should play Harvard, Princeton should get a bye. |
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PennFan10 Postdoc Posts 3590 |
03-04-17 11:31 AM - Post#224679
That's what is going to happen..... |
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Go Green PhD Student Posts 1155 |
03-04-17 12:52 PM - Post#224699
But if Penn and Columbia and Dartmouth lose and Brown wins than I think Columbia comes out on top with their win over Harvard. But Dartmouth would have a win over Princeton. Wouldn't that trump Columbia's win over Harvard? This. If Dartmouth wins, and Penn and Columbia lose, then Dartmouth goes. |
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