According to this site:
http://bball.notnothing.net/bracket.php the tie breaker would record vs both Baylor
and KSU since they shared the same record. Baylor is seeded higher only due to tiebreaker rules.
Yeah again this is the part I got messed up on we get the 2 seed if and only if-
ISU loses and OU wins
1. Kansas (13 - 5)
2. Oklahoma (12 - 6)
3. Baylor (11 - 7) Defeated Iowa State and West Virginia based on round-robin record.
4. Iowa State (11 - 7) Defeated West Virginia and lost to Baylor based on round-robin record.
5. West Virginia (11 - 7) Lost to Baylor and Iowa State based on round-robin record.
6. Oklahoma State (8 - 10) Defeated Texas and Kansas State based on round-robin record.
7. Texas (8 - 10) Defeated Kansas State and lost to Oklahoma State based on round-robin record.
8. Kansas State (8 - 10) Lost to Oklahoma State and Texas based on round-robin record.
OU and ISU win and OSU wins out.
1. Kansas (13 - 5)
2. Oklahoma (12 - 6) Defeated Iowa State based on record against #4 teams.
3. Iowa State (12 - 6) Lost to Oklahoma based on record against #4 teams.
4. Baylor (11 - 7)
5. West Virginia (10 - 8)
6. Oklahoma State (9 - 9)
7. Texas (8 - 10) Defeated Kansas State based on head-to-head record.
8. Kansas State (8 - 10) Lost to Texas based on head-to-head record.
This is what happens if OU and ISU both win and WVU beats OSU
1. Kansas (13 - 5)
2. Iowa State (12 - 6) Defeated Oklahoma based on record against #6 teams.
3. Oklahoma (12 - 6) Lost to Iowa State based on record against #6 teams.
4. Baylor (11 - 7) Defeated West Virginia based on head-to-head record.
5. West Virginia (11 - 7) Lost to Baylor based on head-to-head record.
6. Oklahoma State (8 - 10) Defeated Texas and Kansas State based on round-robin record.
7. Texas (8 - 10) Defeated Kansas State and lost to Oklahoma State based on round-robin record.
8. Kansas State (8 - 10) Lost to Oklahoma State and Texas based on round-robin record.