The last day of the regular season is tomorrow, and given the standings, there are a LOT of swings possible.
1. The Kitties are guaranteed the top seed no matter what, and they MAY play like a high-seed NFL team approaching the playoffs. If that's the case, UNC will have a shot at staying in this three-way tie for second with a win. They will drop out with a loss.
2. Actually, that three-way tie for second will become a two-way tie for either second or third because BBQ plays SUU. The winner will either have to endure a tie-breaker for second, or the loser will endure a tie-breaker for third. If BBQ wins (that would make them 3-1 among these three) and UNC loses (2-2), BBQ will be 2, UNC 3, and SUU 4 (they would be 0-4). If BBQ and UNC BOTH win, it'll be BBQ 2, UNC 3, SUU 4. If BBQ loses and UNC wins, it'll be UNC 2, SUU 3, BBQ 4. If BBQ and UNC both lose, it'll be SUU 2, BBQ 3, UNC 4. Nobody else can jump into this group.
3. Montana, EWU, and PSU are also in a sort of pod. EWU and PSU play each other, and that will eliminate the tie. UM is 4-0 against EWU and PSU, though, so the Griz have the 5 sewn up. If EWU beats PSU, it will be Griz 5, EWU 6, PSU 7, regardless of whether or not the Griz beat Sac. If PSU wins, it will be Griz 5, PSU 6, EWU 7.
4. NAU is in a sort-of four-team tangle for the last four spots with Sac, Idalol, and ID State (who is already done). NAU plays Idalol. The key players in this tangle are Sac (3-3 against this bunch) and NAU (4-1), since the Bungles are done. If NAU wins, they will jump Sac no matter what. Sac has to lose to the Griz for Idalol (1-4) to jump Sac with a win over NAU. The only way ISU gets out of last is if Idaho loses; if either NAU or SAC lose, they beat ISU (Sac is 2-0 vs. ISU). So, if Sac and NAU win, it's NAU 8, Sac 9, ISU 10, and Idaho 11. If Sac and Idaho win, it's Sac 8, Idaho 9, NAU 10, ISU 11. If Sac loses and NAU wins, it's NAU 8, ISU 11, and Sac and Idaho up to the tiebreaker (1-1). If Sac and NAU both lose, it'll be Idaho 8, NAU 9, Sac 10, and ISU 11.