The answer to that question mostly comes down to how you define ābasketball schoolā. If you take that to mean somewhere that basketball is the marquee sports attraction, then the chances of him surpassing the football program are exactly zero.
If you just use that to mean a school that can sustain success and be a perennial contender in basketball, I think heās already done that. The administration has been willing to spend enough money to keep him onboard and upgrade their facilities, so thatās not an issue, and heās already fielded nationally relevant teams with at least three different core groups of players, so you canāt say they just caught lightning in a bottle with a particular recruiting class. Thereās no reason to think they wonāt be a factor in most years in the near future.