Not tennis, but I saw this over on the CSNBBS board...https://www.wichita.edu/about/wsunews-releases/2026/05-may/golf_release_8.php
This drops Wichita to 14 sports.
I think 5 years ago I would have felt the same way. Now, with NIL and the portal, we have a different game being played. The athletes come and go as they wish.
There is a lot of money being demanded by the athletes and with only so much money in the budget, you have to make tough choices.
Chavez didn't make this decision in a vacuum. I am sure that the folks at Twamley were very involved, not just because they are dropping two programs, but they are dropping below 16 total.
Florida does have more than it's share of millionaires, but also has a number of large established universities. So the money gets spread out a bit. UWF has only been around since 1963 and has really only grown a lot in the last 20-25 years. UWF was NAIA until 1994 and have only had football since 2016. They won the D2 football national championship in 2019.