[bball_fan]

Yeah, a points spread would be impossible or near it. Just a idea though, what if each team took the record of the three best pike county teams they beat and let each win each one of those three pike county teams count as a point (wins would have to be against other Pike County teams though). Add up your total points between the wins your choice of three schools have, and seed them that way. This is what Kentucky High School football does to break three way ties. I believe it would work good in this case and would also reward teams for going out and playing every team in the county, or at least the best teams in the county.

Example of what I mean...

Say Team 1, 2 and 3 are in a three way tie.

Let Team A, B, C & D represent 4 other county schools.

Team A won 10 in county games
Team B won 8 in county games
Team C won 6 in county games
Team D won 4 in county games

Say Team 1 played Teams A, B & C. You add up the total in county wins of team A,B & C.
Say Team 2 played Teams B, C & D.
Say Team 3 played Teams A, C & D.

Team 1 would have a point total of 24.
Team 2 would have a point total of 18.
Team 3 would have a point total of 20.

Thus Team one would be the #1 seed, Team 3 would be the #2 seed and Team 2 would be the #3 seed. Most importantly though, this lets the teams decide the seeds on the court.