Playoff Picture Confusion Shapes NFL Tie Rules
With two weeks left in the regular season ten teams chase five spots in the NFL playoffs. The article explains tie breaks including head to head, division and conference records, point differentials and a computer based rating system, noting looming fits with Cowboys Redskins and potential fourth tie-breaks.
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Playoff picture at a glance in major leagues
National Conference Eastern Division shows Washington and Dallas in contention with remaining games against Philadelphia St Louis and New Orleans among others. American Conference standings include Buffalo and Cincinnati with key results and upcoming divisional matchups shaping the postseason. Several teams list remaining opponents across divisions, including Pittsburgh Cleveland Denver Kansas City and Oakland in critical late-season skirmishes.
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Barajas Faces Backus in Olympic Bout as Slight Favorite
Mexico City’s Zayek Barajas is a slight favorite against former welterweight champion Billy Backus of New York in a scheduled 1W-round bout tonight at the Olympic Auditorium. Barajas owns a 26-2 record with 23 knockouts after a split decision over Armando Muniz in October. Backus has fought twice this year, losing to Emilio Beretta and beating Al Romano. Also at the Olympic, Jose Luis Garcia of Venezuela meets Charley Polite in a 10-rounder.
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NFL Commits to Computer Scheduling for All Games
The NFL confirms a plan to run all remaining games by computer scheduling. Analysts note potential impacts on game timing, player planning, and broadcast logistics as the league migrates from human to automated event management.
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Computer to Decide Winner Sparks New Vote Demand
A tied contest prompts officials to use a computer tally to determine the winner. Critics call for transparency while organizers insist the machine ensures fairness amid public doubt.
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