FOOTBALL

2012 Regular Season Standings

11/4/2012

Links associated with this release:
MPSSAA Regular Season Final Standings

     The MPSSAA football points system establishes which teams from each region make the MPSSAA State Tournament. At the end of the regular season, the top four teams in each region according to the MPSSAA point system will compete in a single elimination tournament, with the region winner advancing to state play.  Please note that only at mpssaa.org will you find the official points standings that reflect any changes that may occur week-to-week. 
 
Point system for tournament selection:
 
1.        MPSSAA member schools
For defeating a Class 4A school = 8.0 points
For defeating a Class 3A school = 7.0 points
For defeating a Class 2A school = 6.0 points
For defeating a Class 1A school = 5.0 points
 
2.        Non-member schools will be placed in the proper classification according to member school enrollments based on the enrollments of grades 9, 10, and 11, comparable to the MPSSAA classifications. An all-boys or all-girls school enrollment will be multiplied by two.
 
3.        Policy concerning unplayed games:
a.        Disbandment or failure to start the season on time will result in a non-game and shall automatically reduce the divisor of the disbanded team's opponent by one game.
b.        Disbandment after any part of the schedule has been played will be recorded as a win for the disbanded team's opponents.
 
4.        Winning team bonus points will be determined as follows:
a.        A team playing a 10-game schedule shall receive 1.00 points for each game won by a defeated opponent who also plays a 10-game schedule.
b.        A team playing a 10-game schedule shall receive 1.11 points for each game won by a defeated opponent who plays a 9-game schedule.
c.        A team playing a 9-game schedule shall receive .90 of a point for each game won by a defeated opponent who plays a 10-game schedule.
d.        A team playing a 9-game schedule shall receive 1.00 points for each game won by a defeated opponent who also plays a 9-game schedule.
e.        For each game tied by a defeated opponent, a team shall receive .50 of a point.
f.         For each game tied by a tied opponent, a team shall receive .25 of a point.
g.        For each game won by a tied opponent, a team will receive .50 of a point.
 
5.        When an MPSSAA member school plays a non-member opponent who will not play the  tiebreaker, the MPSSAA school shall receive points as follows:
a.        4A—4.0 points, 3A—3.5 points; 2A—3.0 points; 1A—2.5 points.
 
6.        MPSSAA member schools whose opponents play more than a 10-game schedule will:
a.        determine points from results of first 10 games if member school appears on the opponent's schedule from the first to and including the 10th game.
b.        determine points by counting back 10 games from and including the game in which member school appears on opponent's schedule.
 

7.        The total accumulated points will be divided by 9 or 10, depending on the number of games played. Ten is the maximum divisor and nine is the minimum divisor to qualify for state participation. A team must count all regular season games when using the point system determine representation. However, when a team plays the same opponent twice during the regular season, only the first game should count to determine team record and points.  No points (bonus or win points) for any teams will be awarded based on the second game.

 

 

For more information on the point system and the State Tournament, check out the Football Tournament Bulletin in the "Info Center" of the Football homepage.

SEARCH
INFO CENTER
EVENTS
2012 State Championships

Finals
Friday, November 30, 2012
Quince Orchard 7
Wise 12

Finals
Thursday, November 29, 2012
Huntingtown 14
River Hill 18

Finals
Saturday, December 01, 2012
Douglass-PG 12
Middletown 30

Finals
Saturday, December 01, 2012
New Town 0
Dunbar 39

SEND PAGE TO A FRIEND| PRINT THIS PAGE| SITE MAP | TERMS OF USE | PRIVACY POLICY | © 2007 Maryland Public Secondary Schools Athletic Association. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.