What future non-cons would you like to see?

[brewcity77]

To the original question, here are some I'd like to see in the future:

ACC

• Duke: They seem willing to schedule anyone, might as well get the shine of playing those games if you can.
• Louisville: High profile program that will bring attention and has great history.
• Notre Dame: If they aren't too cowardly...

Big Ten

• Purdue: I know, we've played them recently, but if they're in the top-30 regularly and the relationship is good, why not keep it going?
• Minnesota: Medved has them on the rise and they are a program we haven't played much of late despite playing them a lot in the past. Why not renew the rivalry?
• Michigan State: Good program, long history, relatively close, let's turn the exhibition into a regular thing.

Big 12

• Cincinnati: Great historic rivalry, feels like a team we should be playing.
  
• West Virginia: Keep the Huggins history going, TK singing "Country Roads" was a great reminder of why we should renew acquaintances.
• Iowa State: If they're going to come take all the in-state players we want, they might as well give us a return game for the favor.

SEC

• Kentucky: One of the best NCAA Tournament rivalries of all time, one of the few SEC programs that feel like we have meaningful historic ties with.

Others

• Gonzaga: Another prominent Catholic school, probably the only non-P5 really worth pursuing for a home-and-home.
• UW-Milwaukee/UW-Green Bay: Only as guarantee games, but if they're willing to do it I can see saving money on travel by hosting those two.
• High Point/Akron/Northern Iowa/McNeese: I was always a fan of home games like Belmont, Fresno, and Vermont that were coming off tourney appearances but willing to come as buy games. Get those consistent high-level buys because you can get Q2/Q3 games out of them.
• Weber State: It's my wife's alma mater, would be a fun family buy game.

[pbiflyer]

University of Florida. Or UCF or Miami or even our old friends USF. Make them the tree again.