chirokid
2003-10-04, 02:14 PM
Dear Uni Friends:
I need your help. I am the President of an adult Flag Football League in my area. On paper, it is VERY HARD for me to design a schedule for the entire season. Is there a computer program or easy system to arrange the schedule for sporting events?
Our league will have between 12 and 14 teams. I won't know for sure the number of teams until November 4th. We play games on Tuesday night, so only one time per/week. On the Tuesday game night, we can play 6 games. Therefore, 12 teams can play each game night. With 12 teams, it is easy to understand that the regular season will last for 11 weeks, and they play each other one time over that 11 week period. With 13 or 14 team, the season will have to expand by 1 or 2 weeks, with one or two teams having a bye each week.
Help!!!! That is where it gets to confusing for me. I have 7 1/2 years of college, but it is in health and wellness, not mathamatics. Can you help me?
If I can just assign each team a number, 1 thru 12, 1 thru 13, or 1 thru 14. Then put the numbers on the season grid, I'd have my potential schedules for what every number of teams we end up with. But I get totally confused about week 4 when doing this on paper. Again, HELP!!!!
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
A mathamaticly and statisticly challenged, --chirokid--
I need your help. I am the President of an adult Flag Football League in my area. On paper, it is VERY HARD for me to design a schedule for the entire season. Is there a computer program or easy system to arrange the schedule for sporting events?
Our league will have between 12 and 14 teams. I won't know for sure the number of teams until November 4th. We play games on Tuesday night, so only one time per/week. On the Tuesday game night, we can play 6 games. Therefore, 12 teams can play each game night. With 12 teams, it is easy to understand that the regular season will last for 11 weeks, and they play each other one time over that 11 week period. With 13 or 14 team, the season will have to expand by 1 or 2 weeks, with one or two teams having a bye each week.
Help!!!! That is where it gets to confusing for me. I have 7 1/2 years of college, but it is in health and wellness, not mathamatics. Can you help me?
If I can just assign each team a number, 1 thru 12, 1 thru 13, or 1 thru 14. Then put the numbers on the season grid, I'd have my potential schedules for what every number of teams we end up with. But I get totally confused about week 4 when doing this on paper. Again, HELP!!!!
Thanks in advance for any help you can offer.
A mathamaticly and statisticly challenged, --chirokid--