College Football season has begun! That means that the controversial BCS system is just around the corner... **TO ENROLL, YOU MUST LIST WHAT CONFERENCE YOU WISH TO JOIN (BIG TEN, SEC, BIG TWELVE, PAC TWELVE, BIG EAST/AAC, ACC)**
**PREMIUMS ONLY**
1 vs 1, Single
Automatic
Sequential
No Spoils
Chained
No Fog
No trench
The BCSCC Tournament is open to premium members only. There are (48) participants, each playing a minimum of (12) games. Players are divided into (6) divisions of (8) teams:
BIG TEN - FULL
(Play on USA Great Lakes) SEC - FULL
(Play on USA Southeast) BIG TWELVE - FULL
(Play on USA Southwest) PAC TWELVE - FULL
(Play on USA West) BIG EAST/AAC - FULL
(Play on USA New England) ACC - FULL
(Play on USA Southeast) All conference games are played on the conference's 'home' map. All non-conference games are played on map USA. Every participant plays every other member of their division, as well as (5) non-conference games against randomly-assigned opponents (the schedule will be posted before the 'season' begins).
RANKINGS
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Standings in the BCSCCT are based on ACCRUED TOURNAMENT POINTS - the more points you acquire, the higher you place. A win against a high-ranked opponent moves you higher in the rankings than one against a low-ranked opponent.
For preseason rankings, I will rank teams based on official CC scoring:
Preseason Score =(Your official CC score @ BCSCCT open) / 10
I will round up to the nearest tenth!
Subsequent rankings are based on two factors:
1. Your +/- rating in BCSCCT games. You gain/lose as many points as those points affecting your CC score (i.e. if you win a game and 10 points are added to your Official CC score, you gain 10 points in tournament, too).
2. The number of games you win - for every game you win, you receive 10 points. Conversely, for every game you lose, you lose 10 points.
Therefore, the rank formula is:
ATP = (Preseason score) + (net CC points from tournament) + (games won X 10) - (games lost X 10)
For preseason rankings, I will rank teams based on official CC scoring:
Preseason Score =(Your official CC score @ BCSCCT open) / 10
I will round up to the nearest tenth!
Subsequent rankings are based on two factors:
1. Your +/- rating in BCSCCT games. You gain/lose as many points as those points affecting your CC score (i.e. if you win a game and 10 points are added to your Official CC score, you gain 10 points in tournament, too).
2. The number of games you win - for every game you win, you receive 10 points. Conversely, for every game you lose, you lose 10 points.
Therefore, the rank formula is:
ATP = (Preseason score) + (net CC points from tournament) + (games won X 10) - (games lost X 10)
POST SEASON
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At the end of the season, each divisional champion (i.e. player with the best conference record) and the next 4 highest-scoring participants (10 players total) advance to the tournament round. Ties are settled by head to head record, or, if necessary, by a play-in game. Players are seeded for tournament play based on their +/- rating. The top 2 players in the BCSCC rankings receive byes for the first two rounds of tournament play.
TOURNAMENT ROUNDS:
Best of 3 (each player's home map and USA)
CHAMPIONSHIP:
Best of 5 (each player's home map x2, and USA)
TOURNAMENT ROUNDS:
Best of 3 (each player's home map and USA)
CHAMPIONSHIP:
Best of 5 (each player's home map x2, and USA)
ADDENDA
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10.07.13 - Each player will receive no more than (2) invitations per game. If the 2nd invitation is ignored or declined, that player forfeits, and therefore, 'loses' the game; the player who joined 'wins' by default. Points are added/subtracted based on the players' CC scores at the time of forfeit and are determined by CC's formula for adding/subtracting points: (Loser/Winner) x 20. As with other games, the win/loss bonus/penalty of +/- 10 points are awarded to the default winner and loser, accordingly.
