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Andrea, Can you clarify: are you asking for a schedule where each team plays each other team once? With 8 teams there are only 7 possible opponents. A schedule to do that over 7 "game days" is possible. --Victoria Andrea replied
Ok, here is a schedule that should work for you. The teams are the 8 positions in each sequence, and the numbers indicate the games. For example, on Day 0, team 1 plays team 2 in game 0, team 3 plays team 4 in game 1, and so on. Day 0 : (0, 0, 1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3) --Victoria | ||||||||||||
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