Belmont Women’s Basketball Drops 2022-23 Non-Conference Schedule--Sports Credential
Women's Basketball Unveils 2022-23 Non-Conference Slate--belmontbruins.com
Inside the Bradley nonconference men's basketball schedule for 2022-23--Peoria Journal Star
Men’s Basketball Unveils Challenging Non-Conference Schedule--bradleybraves.com
Women’s Basketball Announces Non-Conference Schedule--bradleybraves.com
University of Evansville women's basketball announces non-conference schedule--Evansville Courier & Press
Women's Basketball announces non-conference slate--gopurpleaces.com
Illinois State's basketball team faces Western Illinois on Nov. 7 in Ryan Pedon's first game as head coach--The Pantagraph
ISU basketball announces 2022-23 non-conference schedule--The Vidette
Men’s Basketball Releases 2022-23 Non-Conference Schedule--goredbirds.com
Sycamore basketball releases 2022-23 nonconference schedule--gosycamores.com
Lady Bears Announce Non-Conference Schedule--missouristatebears.com
Dribble Handoff: College basketball teams set to have big impacts on new conferences in 2022-23 season--CBS Sports
Murray State
The Missouri Valley Conference losing Loyola Chicago -- a recent Final Four participant -- to the Atlantic 10 wasn't ideal, but the league reacted strongly by adding a proud and great basketball program in Murray State. The Racers have made three of the past four NCAA Tournaments and been in eight NCAA Tournaments this century with five different head coaches, which is always a sign of a program with a strong foundation. When basically every coach hired for a significant stretch of time succeeds, it's no accident. On that note, consider that the last Murray State coach who didn't take the school to the NCAA Tournament at least once is Ron Greene, whose final game with the Racers was in 1985.
That's incredible.
There's no real reason to think Murray State's transition to the MVC will be anything but smooth, at least from a longterm perspective, even with Matt McMahon leaving for LSU after last season. That's because his replacement is Steve Prohm, who preceded McMahon and guided the Racers to two conference championships, one NCAA Tournament and a top-10 ranking. He knows what success at Murray State looks like, and that's why I expect Prohm to keep the Racers in contention for NCAA Tournament berths nearly annually in the MVC, which was a two-bid league as recently as two seasons ago. -- Gary Parrish
New Racers AD enjoys emotional welcome home--Murray Ledger & Times
Ibra Bayu lands at Valparaiso--The Victory Bell
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