I went out to eat with friends after the game and then drove home and I looked at the MAC website, The MAC discussion website ( which includes the tiebreaker rules and the way it has been interpreted in the past), and the MURedHawks.com. Nobody had the results. So I just set down and figured it out.
Here are the final standings without doing the tiebreakers:
Toledo 16-2
BG 14-4
BS 14-4
KS 12-6
NIU 8-10
AK 8-10
EMU 7-11
WM 7-11
UB 7-11
MU 7-11
CM 4-14
OU 4-14
So we are in a 4 way tie for places 7,8,9, and 10. Here are how 4 way ties are broken. For 7th place , you see who had the best record against the other 3 teams you are tied with, so:
EMU 1-0 vs MU, 1-1 vs UB, 2-0 vs WM
WM 0-2 vs EMU, vs MU 0-1, vs UB 1-1
UB 1-1 vs WM, vs EMU 1-1, vs MU 1-1
MU 0-1 vs EMU, 1-0 vs WM, 1-1 vs UB
So Eastern is 4-1, Western is 1-4, UB is 3-3, MU is 2-2
Therefore Eastern gets 7th place
Now there is a 3 way tie for 8th place and we see who had the best record between Buffalo, Miami, and Western
Buffalo 1-1 vs MU, 1-1 vs WM
WM 0-1 vs MU, 1-1 vs UB
Miami 1-0 vs WM, 1-1 vs UB
So Miami is 2-1, Buffalo is 2-2, and Western is 1-2
Thus Miami gets the #8 seed!!!
I am not bothering with any of the other seeds and tiebreakers, they do not effect us. We play #1 Toledo at 11:00 on Wednesday morning in Cleveland. And the men play #1 Toledo at 11:00 on Thursday morning in Cleveland.
So do #8 seeds ever beat #1 seeds? I have seen it happen several times in both the mens and women’s tournament. Twice Miami men have knocked off the #1 seed.
Of course, this is not official, but as far as I know it is correct. We are 3 wins from being MAC champs and playing in the NCAA tournament.