From what I hear the current A-10 schools are not looking to leave. And the new rules that have D-1 universities compensate players really helps GW as DC Native points out. The good news is all A-10 athletic programs are relying exclusively on university funding including Dayton and VCU.

One of the things that jumps out about this schedule is there is only one road game; Army. I do like the schedule.

Getting to the Big Dance has to be our goal and the likely expansion of the tournament to 76 teams could really help the A-10

Hoops HQ features Buchanan as a mid major who could go to a high major like Rutgers or Miss State but also says Towson is a possibility if he wants to stay local. They refer to his play this season as "solid." Really?

I think GW Rising's analysis of the current and future of college hoops is correct. I really am sorry June and Jacoi are leaving us because they are both good guys that have great potential on and off the court. However, as fans we have to look to the future potential for bringing in another point guard, a couple of quality three point shooters and a big guy to back up Castro, Our coach says he has the $$ to get the players we need. Let's see what happens.

We clearly deserved the NIT more than Bonaventure did; you can add them to the list others have mentioned that were selected.

To Free Quebec: What I am hearing is that GW Men's Hoops will have more $$ than most people think and that Coach Caputo feels like he has the $$ to get the players we need. And your reference to Dayton not having football is not accurate. I grew up in Dayton and they  have a strong football program in a second level conference.
 

Gw plans to so the same thing as VCU: payments of a similar amount for men's basketball directly from the university w/o NIL/Collective

I don't really want to engage in this dialogue of the distant past about Mike. He was an excellent coach; however, based on what I heard from reliable sources, I believe the allegations about how badly he communicated with and treated his players were accurate and deserving of termination. He and our AD caused the men's basketball program to sink to 7 straight losing seasons.

The Washington Post has hardly covered the Revs at all this year. In today's paper they have 2 sentences about our win over Louisiana and said the game was played at the SMITH CENTER. Just shows us how much interest they have in GW