Three-way coin toss tie-breaker?

[Doc]

Interesting scenario playing out for the women's tournament seedings.  USF, UC, and Hall each have only 1 win (against each other) and should they all lose out (a real possibility) the tie-breaker comes down to record vs opponents from top to bottom of the standings.

As none of these teams beat anyone else, no one gains an advantage.  The next step repeats the process, where 0-1 beats 0-2 (not the case in the men's tourney but applies here).  However, our one "doubled" opponents may all finish tied (right now, GU, UL, and SJU all have 8 wins) and again, the tie cannot be broken.

If I remember correctly, the next step is a coin toss, but there would be 3 teams tied.  Any idea on how they settle this?  Roll a die with each team getting two sides?

[BleedGreenAndGold]

A three way coin toss is odd man out. So perhaps odd man in, in this case?

[Ruger7mmmag]

Let a game of horse decide it...