Looking up and down PG's schedule, they do look very impressive, know those were tough extra inning losses to ER & Randleman, also a one run loss to Southern Alamance, two run loss to Asheboro....then the one that got ugly was a 10-0 loss to East Forsyth, who is a 4A power many years...looks like it was third game of the week, and maybe out of pitching, and/or saving pitching for the conference game the following Tuesday against JM...if they win three of those four close losses and have a better showing against EF, they very well may have a ranking higher than Randleman, let alone be conference champions, had they won only the two conference games and forget about the non-conference games, they would be seeded somewhere among the tier of conference champions (even if their ranking was lower than Randleman), and Randleman would be the one looking at one home game, then a flurry of road games to go ruin spoil some home team's playoff party in 2nd Rd and beyond....winning matters; Randleman and PG split in regular season, but Randleman didn't have that outlying loss to ER, so they won the conference, and i've always thought a conference regular season championship over 2 months speaks more to a program's greatness than getting hot over 3-4 days...like I may have said earlier, it feels like there is really no reason to play a conference tournament unless breaking a tie, so just have a one game playoff among the tied teams....To your point about head to head 1 out of 1, 2 out of 3, whatever, I'm reminded of what seems like every week in college basketball or college football, you'll see a team ranked low teens or twenties beat a team ranked in top ten, then the week after the one from top ten drops, the one from 20-something goes up, but almost always stays below the team they beat...and that's pure eye test, no computers involved in AP or USA Today polls...never made sense but they keep doing it...in NCAA Basketball and all high school sports, it's not the ranking they give all year or the seed they give to set up the bracket that really means anything, but who can win six games in a row