Re: Helpppppp!

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From: Richard Kelly
Date: Thu, 06 Mar 2003 09:16

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> OK. Thanks for persisting.
>
> Team A obviously plays a different team at home (as do the other teams).
>
> But, how do we make the draw so that Team A doesn't play another team at
> IT's home.
>
> Like, how do we construct the draw so that Team A does not play Teams B
> through H  on their home courses.
>
> Or is that impossible? Hey, this is not a theoretical question. We need
> to actually do the draw.

I still don't understand the question. Sorry. You want teams A to H to play
each other once. That's 28 games. There are only 8 venues. Do you want each
team to play on their own home course only once? Or are they allowed to play
on their own home course more than once? Do you want each team to have the
same (or almost the same) number of games on their own home course? When
they do play on their own home course, what restrictions are there on the
other team they will play? Here are the games:

AB, AC, AD, AE, AF, AG, AH
BC, BD, BE, BF, BG, BH
CD, CE, CF, CG, CH
DE, DF, DG, DH
EF, EG, EH
FG, FH
GH

So each team plays 7 games. I don't understand exactly where you want each
game to be played??? Do you want 3 or 4 games to be home games and 3 or 4
games to be away games? Or is team A allowed to have all their games at
home? Or most?

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