I can now recreate the chart from the last post with both types of conference titles considered:
8/17 won their conference tournament, 11/17 won their conference regular season, 15 /17 won at least 1 of these, and 4/17 won both.
I can see how far each team progressed similar to last time as well:
Note: In the case of a tie, I choose the #1 seed in that year's conference tournament (thus which team won the tiebreaker)
Second Note: The Big East and SEC used to have divisions; in these cases I took the clear better conference record
Third Note: I had to add a new category of "Missed" to account for 2012 Washington, which has the distinction of winning the Pac 12 regular season outright and still missing the tournament
This probability curve now looks like a team squarely in between a 1 and a 2 seed:
This curve makes sense, as a team showing consistency over a full regular season is a better team, and will thus end up being seeded higher too. In fact, winning the regular season will get you a top 2 seed 75% of the time, which backs up the above graph:
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