In the post-game interview following the UMKC win, Coach Nagy was congratulated for hitting the 20-win mark. He was pretty humble. He mentioned he didn't know
why 20 is more significant than, for example, 19 or 21 but he thanked Tyler.
Twenty-wins in a season seems to be an accepted benchmark, at least for a lot of fans. When you consider the dark days of transition, it's impressive.
Coach Nagy is in his 17th season guiding the Jackrabbits. He now claims nine 20-win seasons. All but one of the seasons in which the Jacks won fewer than 20 games were the transition years through last year (2004-05 through 2010-11). The only non-transition season in which the Jacks won fewer than 20 games was 1998-99 when the Jacks finished 17 wins 10 losses -- still a good record.
I think we're back to having to be concerned about losing the Coach to a bigger program!
why 20 is more significant than, for example, 19 or 21 but he thanked Tyler.
Twenty-wins in a season seems to be an accepted benchmark, at least for a lot of fans. When you consider the dark days of transition, it's impressive.
Coach Nagy is in his 17th season guiding the Jackrabbits. He now claims nine 20-win seasons. All but one of the seasons in which the Jacks won fewer than 20 games were the transition years through last year (2004-05 through 2010-11). The only non-transition season in which the Jacks won fewer than 20 games was 1998-99 when the Jacks finished 17 wins 10 losses -- still a good record.
I think we're back to having to be concerned about losing the Coach to a bigger program!
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