I sincerely hope teams don't set out to do this. It is an unprofessional way of playing the game. However, we all know there'll be one or two teams that try this idea. I feel that figuring out how to tie, in some situations, might be harder than just keeping ahead of the opponent alliance. Also, if the match is high scoring, you would want even more to have a higher score. And in regards to the poster that mentioned the 50-50 tie, if your team had 51 and they had 50, you would get 151 points, so the best idea would be to gain points instead of tying.
Just my thoughts. I really hope, though, that not too many teams go to these lengths...
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