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Through games on 2/6
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Wednesday, March 3 at The Stu , VCU
Game 1: 12. La Salle 6-11 vs 13. Saint Joseph’s 3-9 11:00 AM ESPN+
Game 2: 11. George Washington (3-5) vs 14. Fordham 2-11 2:00 PM ESPN+
Thursday, March 4 at Richmond/VCU
Game 3: 8. Richmond 6-5 vs 9. Duquesne 7-7 11:00 AM NBC Sports Network
Game 4: 5. Massachusetts 6-4 vs Game 1 Winner 1:00 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 5: 7. Dayton 9-7 vs 10. Rhode Island 7-10 3:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 6: 6. George Mason (8-6) vs Game 2 Winner 5:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Friday, March 5 at Richmond/VCU
Game 7: 1. St. Bonaventure 11-4 vs Game 3 Winner 11:00 AM NBC Sports Network
Game 8: 4. Saint Louis 6-4 vs Game 4 Winner 1:00 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 9: 2. VCU 10-4 vs Game 5 Winner 3:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 10: 3. Davidson 7-4 vs Game 6 Winner 5:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Saturday, March 6 at The Stu, VCU
Game 11: Game 7 Winner vs Game 8 Winner 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Game 12: Game 9 Winner vs Game 10 Winner 9:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Sunday, March 14 at The Greatest Arena on Earth, Dayton, Ohio
Game 13: Championship Game 1:00 PM CBS
SEEDS
1. St. Bonaventure 11-3 .733
2. VCU 10-4 .714
3. Davidson 7-4 .636
4. Saint Louis 6-4 .600*
5. Massachusetts 6-4 .600*
6. George Mason 8-6 .571
7. Dayton 9-7 .563
8. Richmond 6-5 .545
9. Duquesne 7-7 .500
10. Rhode Island 7-10 .412
11. George Washington 3-5 .375
12. La Salle 6-11 .353
13. Saint Joseph’s 3-9 .182 250
14. Fordham 2-11 .154
* SLU beat UMass
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Teams above 60 percent of the median number of conference games played by all 14 teams will be seeded by conference winning percentage. Teams below that 60 percent threshold will be seeded using the NCAA NET ranking, relative to all A-10 teams. Additionally, teams below the 60 percent threshold will not be eligible for the regular season title.
The following tiebreaker format is utilized for determining the seeding in the Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Championship:
Two-Team Tie
1. Head-to-head competition.
2. Conference record of the tied teams based on winning percentage versus the highest
common opponent and proceeding down to the lowest common opponent, if necessary, until
one team gains an advantage.
a. All ties are broken in descending order.
b. When arriving at another pair of tied teams, use each team’s record against the tied teams
as a group. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher winning
percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of 1.000 or
.000, the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
3. Coin toss.
Three or More-Team Tie
1. Head-to-head competition.
a. Use each team’s record against the tied teams as a group rather than performance
against individual teams. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher
winning percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of
1.000 or .000, the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
2. If the above results in two teams remaining, the two-team tiebreaker is used.
3. If more than two teams still remain, use the Conference record of the tied teams based on
winning percentage versus the highest common opponent and proceeding down to the
lowest common opponent, if necessary, until one team gains an advantage.
a. All ties are broken in descending order.
b. When arriving at another pair of tied teams, use each team’s record against the tied teams
as a group. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher winning
percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of 1.000 or .000,
the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
4. Draw lots.
NOTE: All ties will be broken in descending order. When arriving at another pair of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record against the tied teams as a group rather than the performance against individual teams. Once ties are broken, they remain broken throughout the tie-breaker process.
TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Wednesday, March 3 at The Stu , VCU
Game 1: 12. La Salle 6-11 vs 13. Saint Joseph’s 3-9 11:00 AM ESPN+
Game 2: 11. George Washington (3-5) vs 14. Fordham 2-11 2:00 PM ESPN+
Thursday, March 4 at Richmond/VCU
Game 3: 8. Richmond 6-5 vs 9. Duquesne 7-7 11:00 AM NBC Sports Network
Game 4: 5. Massachusetts 6-4 vs Game 1 Winner 1:00 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 5: 7. Dayton 9-7 vs 10. Rhode Island 7-10 3:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 6: 6. George Mason (8-6) vs Game 2 Winner 5:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Friday, March 5 at Richmond/VCU
Game 7: 1. St. Bonaventure 11-4 vs Game 3 Winner 11:00 AM NBC Sports Network
Game 8: 4. Saint Louis 6-4 vs Game 4 Winner 1:00 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 9: 2. VCU 10-4 vs Game 5 Winner 3:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Game 10: 3. Davidson 7-4 vs Game 6 Winner 5:30 PM NBC Sports Network
Saturday, March 6 at The Stu, VCU
Game 11: Game 7 Winner vs Game 8 Winner 6:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Game 12: Game 9 Winner vs Game 10 Winner 9:00 PM CBS Sports Network
Sunday, March 14 at The Greatest Arena on Earth, Dayton, Ohio
Game 13: Championship Game 1:00 PM CBS
SEEDS
1. St. Bonaventure 11-3 .733
2. VCU 10-4 .714
3. Davidson 7-4 .636
4. Saint Louis 6-4 .600*
5. Massachusetts 6-4 .600*
6. George Mason 8-6 .571
7. Dayton 9-7 .563
8. Richmond 6-5 .545
9. Duquesne 7-7 .500
10. Rhode Island 7-10 .412
11. George Washington 3-5 .375
12. La Salle 6-11 .353
13. Saint Joseph’s 3-9 .182 250
14. Fordham 2-11 .154
* SLU beat UMass
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Teams above 60 percent of the median number of conference games played by all 14 teams will be seeded by conference winning percentage. Teams below that 60 percent threshold will be seeded using the NCAA NET ranking, relative to all A-10 teams. Additionally, teams below the 60 percent threshold will not be eligible for the regular season title.
The following tiebreaker format is utilized for determining the seeding in the Atlantic 10 Men’s Basketball Championship:
Two-Team Tie
1. Head-to-head competition.
2. Conference record of the tied teams based on winning percentage versus the highest
common opponent and proceeding down to the lowest common opponent, if necessary, until
one team gains an advantage.
a. All ties are broken in descending order.
b. When arriving at another pair of tied teams, use each team’s record against the tied teams
as a group. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher winning
percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of 1.000 or
.000, the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
3. Coin toss.
Three or More-Team Tie
1. Head-to-head competition.
a. Use each team’s record against the tied teams as a group rather than performance
against individual teams. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher
winning percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of
1.000 or .000, the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
2. If the above results in two teams remaining, the two-team tiebreaker is used.
3. If more than two teams still remain, use the Conference record of the tied teams based on
winning percentage versus the highest common opponent and proceeding down to the
lowest common opponent, if necessary, until one team gains an advantage.
a. All ties are broken in descending order.
b. When arriving at another pair of tied teams, use each team’s record against the tied teams
as a group. When comparing records against a group of teams, the higher winning
percentage will prevail. In case of tied percentages vs. the team or group of 1.000 or .000,
the following shall apply: 2-0 is better than 1-0; 0-1 is better than 0-2.
4. Draw lots.
NOTE: All ties will be broken in descending order. When arriving at another pair of tied teams while comparing records, use each team’s record against the tied teams as a group rather than the performance against individual teams. Once ties are broken, they remain broken throughout the tie-breaker process.
