Here's the WFC.


[bd72e147]San Andreas:[/bd72e147]

A really tight division with three teams tied at 7-7.
The Santa Cruz Privateers currently sit on top of the pile but face a tough last two games at Durham and hosting Texas. Both are also 7-7 and fighting hard for a playoff slot.

So far, each of the three teams: Santa Cruz, Texas and Long Beach have all split their games, although Santa Cruz still have to host the Sundevils in a week 17 showdown.
This is a crucial match-up as a Privateers win would ensure they clinch the division having a superior divisional record, providing they also beat Durham or Long Beach lose one of their last two.

But a Sundevils win in Santa Cruz would level the tiebreakers and if they also beat Baltimore (7-7) at home, then they will be division winners (again presuming Long Beach stumble).

BUT IF the Long Beach Calibiri manage to win their last two games and finish 9-7 they will claim the title, if Santa Cruz and Texas both drop a game.
The Calibiri travel to a struggling Tampa Bay (7-7) before hosting the 2-12 Huntington Capitalists.
Winning these two games isn

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and likewise:

NC = Western Football Conference (WFC)
North = San Andreas
South = Ring of Ice
East = Cavalry
West = Ring of Fire

To build on an already great post by ukpatfan, a couple clinch scenarios for the WFC, valid for this upcoming week only:

Denver clinches the Cavalry division with a win OR a Fargo loss.

Tucson clinches the Ring of Fire with a win OR a Las Vegas loss.

Edited division names.

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Boise has clinched the Ring of Ice, a first round bye and home field advantage.

Tucson has clinched the Ring of Fire and #2 seed. (TUC holds the common games tiebreaker over LVS and can not overtaken)

Denver has clinched the Cavalry division.

Las Vegas has clinched at least a wild card, and can clinch the Ring of Fire with a win AND a Tucson loss.

Santa Cruz can clinch the San Andreas division with a win. (Santa Cruz holds division tiebreaker over both LB and TEX).
Santa Cruz can also clinch a wild card with a loss AND a Long Beach loss AND an Anchorage loss.

Texas can clinch the San Andreas divison with a win. (TEX holds common games tiebreaker over LB).
Texas can clinch a wild card with a loss AND a Long Beach loss AND an Anchorage loss.

Long Beach can clinch the San Andreas division with a win AND a tie between Santa Cruz and Texas.
Long Beach clinches a wild card with a win AND any other result than a tie between Santa Cruz and Texas.

Anchorage can clinch a wild card with a win AND a Long Beach loss.


[u53b68bf][b53b68bf]Current seeding:[/b53b68bf][/u53b68bf]

1. Boise (13-2)
2. Tucson (12-3)
3. Denver (9-6)
4. Santa Cruz (8-7)
5. Las Vegas (11-4)
6. Texas (8-7)
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7. Long Beach (8-7)
8. Anchorage(8-7)

OK, I [i6c39db7]think [/i6c39db7]I am right on those tiebreakes for the San Andreas divison and last wild card.

But, as usual, take this with caution and just go out there and do your best to win your game to avoid any unpleasant surprise.