FedExCup wrap-up: Lots of scenarios can play out Sunday

ATLANTA -- Imagine this scenario for Sunday: Jim Furyk wins THE TOUR Championship presented by Coca-Cola. Paul Casey finishes solo second. Charley Hoffman finishes solo third.

Quick, who wins the FedExCup?

That would be Casey, who would finish with 3,100 FedExCup points. Hoffman would finish second with 3,000. Furyk would finish third with 2,980 points.

The final round at East Lake will be a white-knuckler 18 holes, with so many possibilities that could play out in terms of who wins the FedExCup.

Kin Lo, one of the PGA TOUR's FedExCup experts, has the most likely scenarios involving the names at the top of the leaderboard:

• If Furyk, Retief Goosen or Geoff Ogilvy wins the event, he will win the FedExCup if Charley Hoffman and Paul Casey finish outside of the top three
• If Luke Donald wins the event, he wins the FedExCup
• If Casey or Hoffman wins the event, he wins the FedExCup, regardless of how anybody else finishes

Specific breakdowns are below.

FEDEXCUP: Projected points | Official standings | Scenarios for all 30 players

Here's a breakdown of the key scenarios for the top four players on the leaderboard:

Here's a breakdown of the scenarios for the top five players to win the FedExCup if they DO NOT win THE TOUR Championship. Realistically, only Casey and Hoffman have a shot to win the FedExCup, although Stricker could get into the mix if he produces a low round Sunday: