If Akron and Xavier both win their final two matches, it is irrelevant what Creighton does in their final match, Akron wins the Midwest.
If Akron and Creighton tie without Xavier (either higher or lower, Akron cannot win the Midwest).
If Marquette or DePaul sneak in and tie at 12 points as well I don't want to think about it 😂. The really crazy thing is DePaul could still win the division outright. They would have to beat Butler and Creighton and hope that neither Akron nor Xavier gets more than a win and a tie in their last two games.
Ties for seeding will be broken as follows:
If two teams are tied:
1. Regular season head-to-head results.
2. Total points against all common opponents (the common opponent pool).
3. Record against the top team in the common opponent pool continuing down until the tie is broken.
4. Goal differential against all teams in the common opponent pool.
5. Team with highest RPI (based on the latest RPI released by the NCAA).
If three or more teams are tied, they are viewed as a "mini conference" when comparing results.
A. The team or teams with the most points versus the other teams in the mini conference gains the advantage.