It is not even close. I mean no disrespect to Albany but they probably are not even a mid major. These are most of the teams Albany played (losses in parenthesis): N.J.I.T. (I have no clue who that is but would guess New Jersey Institute of Technology) (11), Quinnipiac (15) , Colgate (17), Holy Cross(16), St. Francis (PA) (15), Bucknell (14) , Siena (20), Yale (10), Fairfield (24), Niagara (22), Maine (27), New Hampshire (13), Mass-Lowell (17), Binghampton (26), Stony Brook (11), Hartford(17), UMBC (26), and Vermont (13). In my opinion that isn't even a mid major schedule.
If you consider the Missouri Valley a classic mid major conference these are some non conference games for Wichita State: New Mex St, Memphis, Tulsa, Utah, St. Louis, Seton Hall, Alabama, Loyola Marymount, George Washington, Hawaii, and Alabama. I don't know a lot about those teams this year but they are much bigger names than the names on Albany's schedule.
OU played 17 games against tournament teams plus games against Tulsa, Washington, Creighton, and Missouri. All four of those teams would stand out on Albanys' schedule even though three of them were not that good this year (and Washington was better before that kid got kicked off the team).