Can anyone tell me what the tiebreakers are for a conference tournament. My Phelan Villanova team tied Seton Hall with a 12-4 conference record and a 22-4 overall record. I swept both games, but the "Hall" had a better RPI and ranking. What are the order of tiebreakers?

i think you get the 1 seed. 

there may be a complication...St. John's also had the same 12-4 record, but finished with a 21-5 record. is this one of those "mini-conference tiebreakers?

FAQ
A: Overall Conference record, at the conclusion of the regular season, is used to seed teams number 1 through 6 by division. The teams will then be split up so the #1 seed from division A will be in the same bracket with the #2 seed from division B and so on. The following procedures are set up to establish seeding for the championship and to break ties. Follow the appropriate steps in order.

• Two-way Tie: (2 teams in the same division conclude the regular season with the same conference record)
  1. Regular season head-to-head results (one game or two). If the tied teams split their two games, then proceed to Step #2 below.
  2. Overall record. If the tied teams had identical overall winning percentages, then proceed to Step #3 below.
  3. RPI ranking
• Multiple-Team Tie: (3 or more teams in the same division conclude the regular season with the same conference record)
  1. Teams are viewed as a “mini-conference” when comparing head-to-head results. The team with the best record (as determined by winning percentage, even if unequal games) vs. the other teams in the mini-conference gains the advantage. If two or more teams, but not all, have the same best winning percentage in the mini-conference (likely implies same number of games played in mini-conference), only those specific teams advance to the next tie-breaker Step 2 below.
     
     After the top team in a mini-conference is determined, the next team is ranked by its record in the original mini-conference. If there are any remaining teams tied by their record in the mini-conference, then they will proceed to Step #2 below to determine the higher seed.
  2. Overall record. If the tied teams had identical overall winning percentages, then proceed to Step #3 below.
  3. RPI ranking

if 3 of you have the same conference record, than yes, it is one of those mini conference tie breakers...

thanks guys. looks like Seton Hall gets the bye and Nova and St. John's play the extra game.