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I went back to 2020 and ran thru this season, so basically 6 seasons worth of OOC home games to see what the schedules look like for us and San Francisco. I mean, USF has played in the WCC, so I'm not counting games with their conference mates like Gonzaga or St. Mary's. USF has played OOC games in San Francisco against Memphis, Minnesota, Arizona State (twice), Cal, Nevada, and UNLV. In contrast, we have played in OOC games while in CUSA and the AAC, Oregon State who is now in the WCC with USF, and Oklahoma as marquee home games. I mean all I ever read on here is how these big names won't come here to play, but a team whose coach did so well that he is now coaching #4 Florida, from a better league than ours, has still managed to get MUCH better home games for their fans than ours. So, its either their name carries weight with other programs to go and play there and risk losing, which was my original point, or the ADs at UNT are so ridiculously bad at scheduling that we don't even ATTEMPT to really get decent teams here ever. Its hard to fathom that the team that won the CBI, NIT, and a game in the NCAA Tournament within the last decade cannot get decent teams here, while a team like USF that has not done anything as accomplished recently as you mentioned, can still get those teams to visit them.

Wichita State takes down USF 73-68. Charlotte vs. FAU up next.

Historically we've not had any postseason success until just recently. You're forgetting how awful we were in the 5 years Benford was here before Grant. Also, we had never won a post season men's game before Grant. True basketball people will also remember how bad we've been. FAU is not a recognized basketball power because of one final four appearance. It takes multiple times of success.

Holy shit, I dream of the day we get status like Wyoming, Tulane, Charlotte, etc. Please put the bottle down.

Honestly, I don't know that the NCAA can enforce anything anymore. If anyone challenges them in court, the NCAA loses just about every time. It's kinda like a gentleman's agreement of guidelines now.