First off, if you're going to complain, at least get the facts straight. Ohio finished tied for second in the MAC East, not third. Yes Miami beat Ohio and also finished 6-2 in the East, but Ohio and Miami tied for second. When it comes to conference standings, it's simply based off order of finish concerning wins and losses. Tie-breakers do not affect the order in conference standings. Both teams finished tied for second at 6-2, period.
First Off... we did in all reality finish 3RD Place in the MAC East, If you want to say we Tied for 2nd to make it sound better so be but the REALITY of it all is .....we finished 3rd place in the MAC East. End of Story !!!
The "reality?" Do you understand how you just proved yourself wrong with that word and example??? The "REALITY" is that Ohio did indeed finish tied for second. The NCAA, MAC, Ohio, etc all acknowledge that Ohio finished tied for second - because it did, It's a fact. Clearly you do not understand what conference standings mean or how they're determined. Yes, the team which Ohio finished tied with was Miami, which beat Ohio head-to-head, but that doesn't make Miami second and Ohio third, They are BOTH second. Period, End of story. I understand the angle you're taking, but it is incorrect no matter how you try and justify it. Had UB lost today, Ohio would have finished in a three-way tie for first. Miami would have gone to Detroit because a tie-breaker would have been needed to determine who played in the MACC, but all three teams would have STILL been tied for first. Miami would not have finished in front of UB or OU. Understand now??? It's not very difficult to comprehend.