All in-conference games count to your mvc record for playoffs, even if you play a team(s) twice

New mvc championship criteria this year using ncaa rules for ties, see below

MVC Championship Criteria

The 1^st and 2^nd place teams will play each other to determine the Conference Champion.

The 1^st and 2^nd place teams will be determined by the following formula:

A. The best winning percentage of Conference games as defined by

NCAA. ( See below. )

B. If tied, by head to head competition,

C. If tied, by common opponents measured by win-loss record,

D. If tied, by a playoff game,

E. If not possible, by a coin toss.

The NCAA's official method of computing winning percentage is, in essence, to count a tie as half-a-win plus half-a-loss.

If a team has W wins, L losses, and T ties, their winning percentage is defined by the NCAA as {(W+[T/2])/(W+L+T)}.

A record of 6-1-3 is therefore scored as "{(6+[3/2])/(6+1+3)}"... or as if it were 7.5 wins out of 10 games.

Thus, a record of 6-1-3 is a winning percentage of 0.750 (7.5/10).

It is not 0.857 (6-1), as if ties were dropped from the computation entirely.

It is not 0.600 (6-4), as if ties counted as losses.