Wichita State faces three games to turn its February revival into a resurgence.
The Shockers showed they can win home games, showed they can beat a good team at home and win close games at home. To head into March with momentum, they need to take those steps on the road.
More Shockers are playing well more often in recent games and that trend needs to continue as the schedule toughens.
Wichita State (13-9, 4-6 American Athletic Conference) plays at Cincinnati (16-9, 6-6) on Thursday (6 p.m. ESPN2). A home game against No. 14 Houston (Sunday) awaits before trips to Memphis and Tulsa.