ACCT standings with 1 weekend to go

[California Panther]

current standings as of tonight, UNC whipped ND tonight

POOL PLAY
1--Miami 19-6 .760 (at 3 FSU)
2--Louisville 19-8 .704 (at 7 WF)
3--FSU 15-8 .652 (vs 1 Miami)
4--UVA 16-11 .593 (vs 14 VT)
5--NCSU 13-12 .520 (vs 9 UNC)
6--Clemson 13-14 .481 (at 11 ND)

PLAY-IN GAME
7--WF 13-14 .481 (vs 2 UL)
8--GT 12-14 .462 (vs 12 BC)
9--UNC 12-15 .444 (at 5 NCSU)
10--Duke 12-15 .444 (at 13 Pitt)

OUT
11--ND 11-14 .440 (vs 6 Clemson)
12--BC 11-14 .440 (at 8 GT)
13--PITT 10-16 .385 (vs 10 Duke)
14--VT 6-21 .222 (at 4 UVA)--VT is eliminated from ACCT

Pitt needs a sweep of Duke (then needs help from others)
If Duke wins the 1st game of the series and GT and UNC also win their first games--PITT IS OUT!!
1 Clemson or NCSU win eliminates Pitt from Pool Play, even if Pitt sweeps
1 WF win keeps them ahead of Pitt, even if Pitt sweeps
2 GT wins keep them ahead of Pitt, even if Pitt sweeps
2 UNC wins keeps them ahead of Pitt, even if Pitt sweeps
plus other combos too numerous to figure out

 

[Sean Miller Fan]

Easier way to look at it:

Pitt needs to sweep Duke and have 2 of the following things happen:

1. ND go 1-2 vs Clemson
2. BC go 1-2 at GT
3. UNC go 1-2 at NCSU
4. GT get swept vs BC
5. Clemson get swept at ND
6. Wake get swept vs Louisville

So, if Pitt gets the sweep, there is probably something like a 90% chance, we make it.


If Pitt goes 2-1 vs Duke, we need ALL of this to happen:

1. ND get swept vs Clemson
2. BC get swept at GT
3. UNC get swept at NCSU

Chances of getting in if we go 2-1 are probably around 5%.