Tokyo Olympics 2021

a question regarding a Triple-tie in a 4 player bracket

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It is total games won minus total games lost, between everyone in the bracket.

Let’s say you have:
Player A Won 3 matches 3-0. Won 2 matches in 2 and 1 match in 3.
Player B Won 1 Loss 2. Won the 1 match in 3, lost 1 match in 3, and 2nd in 2.
Player C Won 1 Loss 2. Won the 1st match in 3, lost the 2nd and 3rd match in 2.
Player D Won 1 Loss 2. Won the 1st match in 3. Lost 2nd and 3rd match in 3.

Player A is undisputed 1st as they didn’t lose any matches.
Player B is 2-1, 1-2, 0-2. So they are at -2 games.
Player C is 2-1, 0-2, 0-2. So they are at -3 games.
Player D is 2-1, 1-2, 1-2. They are at -1 games.

Player D is 2nd, B is 3rd, C is 4th.

If there was a 3 way tie, broken down to a 2 way tie, then the 2 way tie is then broken up by H2H result.

If 3 way tie in games, goes down to points. If 3 way tie in points, you draw lots.

 

Magnificent Morant inspires Grizzlies

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Memphis Grizzlies ended a 5-game losing streak as they beat the Indiana Pacers, mainly thanks to Ja Morant’s magnificent dsiplay as he notched up 27 points, 15 assists and 10 rebounds.

NFL Rumors: Kellen Moore fired by Cowboys, Buccaneers interested in OC

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The Dallas Cowboys and offensive coordinator Kellen Moore decided to mutually part ways as the season ended, NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero reported on Sunday night.

Moore is expected to be heavily pursued by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for their vacant offensive coordinator position. Per Pelissero, he has also agreed to speak with the Los Angeles Chargers for the same position.

Both the Buccaneers (Byron Leftwich) and the Chargers (Joe Lombardi) fired their respective offensive coordinators following a loss in the Wild Card Round. While there’s uncertainty about Tampa Bay’s quarterback position next season, Moore would have the opportunity to work with Justin Herbert if he’s hired by Los Angeles.

One of the brightest young offensive minds in the league, Moore’s firing comes as somewhat of a surprise, as he led one of the NFL’s best offenses in the previous two years. He was touted as a possible head coach last season, but Dallas’ offensive decline did not help his case.

He’s 34 years old and was the Cowboys’ offensive coordinator from 2019 to 2022. He also worked as the quarterback coach for the team in 2018 and was an NFL quarterback from 2012 to 2017, playing for Dallas and the Detroit Lions.

While this might look like a firing at first glance, there’s a feeling that head coach Mike McCarthy wanted too much to do with Moore’s game planning, which would explain why mutually parting ways is a likely thing.

Who’s going to be the offensive coordinator for the Dallas Cowboys?

It’s not clear if there’s going to be an offensive coordinator job in 2023, as news broke that Mike McCarthy will be the team’s play-caller next season. Currently, there’s no information on whether McCarthy will be both the team’s head coach and offensive coordinator or if someone else will be hired for the job.

Having McCarthy as a play-caller should be a frightening sight for any Cowboys fan, as he last did so in 2018 with Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers, and that offense was extremely uninspiring. He was fired midway through the season after more than a decade of coaching the team.

Dallas fans should hope that, after four years away from calling plays, McCarthy has some fresh ideas to improve the Cowboys’ offense. It’s going to be difficult to get an upgrade over Kellen Moore, though.

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VIP BADDY – #badminton TUESDAY 31 JAN 2023 ** 12PM-2PM ** @ SBH Geylang

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Date: Tuesday 20 Mar 2018
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Tyson Fury: Tommy has to take Jake Paul “really seriously”

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Jake Paul and Tommy Fury are officially set to meet on Feb. 26, the third time the two have been scheduled for a fight — once a year in 2021, 2022, and now 2023 — and finally went face-to-face this past weekend, getting into the ring for a trash talk session during the Beterbiev vs Yarde card in London.

The fight, which will take place in Saudi Arabia as an ESPN+ (U.S.) and BT Sport (U.K.) pay-per-view, is one that Tommy has to take seriously, according to his brother Tyson Fury.

“(Jake Paul)’s a decent boxer, you know. A lot of people think he’s just some YouTube person who doesn’t know how to box, but I’ve actually seen him training, I’ve actually seen his fights, and I think he’s decent,” Fury told Sky Sports.

“I think he’s, like, a novice professional — and he’s only had five or six fights, so he’s exactly as good as he should be at this stage. He’s not no Olympic boxer, but then again, neither am I, so what does that even mean?”

About Tommy, Tyson said, “He’s got to take it really seriously, he can’t just go to the ice cream parlor and not train. He’s got to really focus and have the right sparring and everything, and then he’s got to the job when he’s in there.”

Tyson has already said — even if tongue-in-cheek — that if his brother doesn’t beat Jake Paul, “he can stay in Saudi Arabia.” Their father John has said he will retire from boxing if Tommy doesn’t win the fight.

Paul (6-0, 4 KO) and Fury (8-0, 4 KO) will meet at a 185 lb catchweight in what will be the first eight-round fight of the 23-year-old Fury’s career. Paul has been scheduled for eight rounds in four of his six fights, and gone the distance in two of them.