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Flasch186
05-15-2004, 08:52 AM
AC

Minnesota-
Has won the division, can clinch home field advantage with a win or tie or Norfolk loss OR with a loss and a Norfolk loss

Fargo -
Has clinched a wild card berth, can clinch the #5 seed with a win or tie or New York loss OR with a loss and a New York loss

Richmond-
Can clinch the division and the 4th seed with a win or tie or a Jacksonville loss and a Wichita loss OR with a loss and a Jacksonville loss and a Wichita loss

Jacksonville-
Can clinch the division and the 4th seed with a win and a Richmond loss

Wichita-
Can clinch the division and the 4th seed with a win and a Jacksonville loss and a Richmond loss

Norfolk-
Has clinched the division and a first round bye. Can clinch homefield advantage with a win and a Minnesota loss

New York-
Has clinched a wild card berth. Can clinch the #5 seed with a win and a Fargo loss.

Las Vegas-
Has clinched the division and the #3 seed

NC

Detroit-
Has clinched the division and homefield advantage

Baton Rouge-
Has clinched a playoff berth. Can clinch the division and a first round bye with a win OR an Atlanta loss

Atlanta-
Has clinched a playoff berth. Can clinch the division and a first round bye with a win and a Baton Rouge loss

Austin-
Has clinched a wild card berth and the #6 seed

Boston-
Has clinched the division and the #3 seed

Portland-
Can clinch the division and the #4 seed with a win or an Arizona loss.

Arizona-
Can clinch the division and the #4 seed with a win and a Portland loss



Possible Wild card matchups-

Austin at Boston

Atlanta or Baton Rouge at Portland or Arizona

Fargo or New York at Las Vegas

Fargo or New York at Richmond, Jacksonville, or Wichita

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