Shockers complete a challenging nonconference slate
Wichita State announced ten nonconference home games, starting November 4 against CSUN. The schedule also includes a neutral-site meeting with USC in Lake Tahoe and a return trip to Loyola Chicago.
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Wichita State announced ten nonconference home games, starting November 4 against CSUN. The schedule also includes a neutral-site meeting with USC in Lake Tahoe and a return trip to Loyola Chicago.
The Shockers will face USC on November 8 at the inaugural Caesars Lake Tahoe Classic. The game takes place at Tahoe Blue Event Center in Stateline, Nevada, during a full day of college basketball.
Wichita State promoted Dusan Vicentic after his first season as a graduate assistant. His background includes five years of professional basketball overseas, and Paul Mills highlighted his contribution to the Shockers’ player development.
Wichita State’s official podcast features Terry Nooner discussing a team book project, twelve newcomers and two new assistants. The episode preview also highlights summer progress from transfer Ma’Riya Vincent and freshman Mari Milton.
Wichita State will play Tulsa, Temple, Memphis, Charlotte, Tulane and UAB twice in conference play. Rice, South Florida and East Carolina visit Charles Koch Arena for single games, while UTSA, North Texas and Florida Atlantic are road-only opponents.
The Shockers will host Missouri State for their November 10 home opener following an exhibition with Newman. The slate also includes Kansas State, neutral-site competition with Oklahoma State and two games at South Alabama’s Jaguar Classic.