1-2: Chicago (owned by Albany), San Antonio (0.143 pct)

3-5: Arizona, Boston, Tampa Bay (0.214 pct)

6-7: Oregon, Santa Cruz (0.286 pct)

8-9: Atlantic City, Cleveland (owned by Shreveport) (0.357 pct)

10-11: Huntington Beach, Shreveport (0.429 pct)

12-18: Anchorage, Baltimore, El Paso, Fargo (owned by Anchorage), Long Beach, Sacramento, Seattle (0.500 pct)

19-22: Detroit (owned by El Paso), Las Vegas, Memphis, New Orleans (0.571 pct)

23-28: Albany (owned by El Paso), Durham, Honolulu, New York (owned by Boston), Tucson, Tulsa (0.643 pct)

29-30: Denver, Hartford (0.786 pct)

31-32: Boise (owned by Santa Cruz), Charleston (owned by El Paso) (0.857 pct)

_________________
Former GM, Boston Panthers
8-8,8-8,8-8,7-9,7-9,4-12,10-6,10-6,11-5,11-5

If San Antonio and Chicago end up with tied records, it doesn't appear that the strength of schedule tie breaker will be close. I added up the current records of everyone on each schedule and came up with:

San Antonio 110-114 .491
Chicago 100-124 .446

If you go to draft order in game, does that reflect what the real order would be? If so, it looks like I'd end up with the #5...

_________________

[quote8e835e1="wademoore"]If you go to draft order in game, does that reflect what the real order would be? If so, it looks like I'd end up with the #5...[/quote8e835e1]

I'm pretty sure that just shows last year's order.

yep thats from the previous year. it just updates the teams picks to who owns them this year, but the order is unchanged.

where's my dunce cap?

_________________

[quotea69344d="wademoore"]where's my dunce cap?[/quotea69344d]

[imga69344d]http://www.fof-ihof.com/phpBB2/images/s ... _dunce.gif[/imga69344d]

Here are the strength of schedule numbers for the 3-5 teams:

Tampa Bay 117-107 .522
Boston 128-96 .571
Arizona 135-89 .602

That'd make the top 5 look this:

1. Chicago (owned by Albany)
2. San Antonio
3. Tampa Bay
4. Boston
5. Arizona