Probably not, a little busy at work this week and I'll have to double check that conferences haven't changed any tiebreaker procedures. Might take a look at ACC Thursday night, but don't hold your breath

Most of the other charts I posted were not accurate for 1 and 2 seeds.

Coincidentally, this chart is accurate for 1 and 2 seeds. But the game is neutral site so it really doesn't matter.

Just for you 😘

Baylor is in with Arizona K-state Houston. I posted an easier to read version a bit ago

Big 12 Scenarios heading into the late afternoon

I didn't make this one

Not quite. If West Virginia, Arizona St, and Iowa St win Colorado would be out

Here's a longer version of kstate scenarios to help explain it

Both are correct. It is possible for BYU to win and K-State makes it, but in all of those scenarios Houston winning would also send K-State to the championship. So the bottom corner of the chart would have looked like this which would have been silly

I wrote code to simulate the scenarios and break the ties for me. I used draw.io to make the flowchart

Yes, there are scenarios where K-State can make it with a BYU win. But in all of those K-State will have clinched the berth before the BYU/Houston game. All 5 of those terminate with the line from K-State to the "in" box. The chart is accurate

Just pinned it, K-State is in the second tweet in the thread

Yes, I tweeted that a few hours ago. I made one for each remaining team

Above versions are still valid, this one removes the straggling ASU/Arizona games I forgot to take out

Team-by-team Big 12 Championship Game in/out flow chart

Yep you're right

The version above is valid, but this one is cleaner as the Utah UCF game doesn't matter

Start with Ok State vs. Colorado at the top, follow the line from the winner. Continue until the bottom shows the participants