Dead Teams Walking: Brown and Colgate Never Have Reached 20-Win Plateau
May 3rd, 2017 - 21:02
New Hampshire, after reaching the 20-win plateau for the first time in school history in 2015-16, duplicated the feat again in 2016-17. After UNH shed a big blemish on its hoops resume, Brown and Colgate remained as the only long-time NCAA Division I schools never to be part of a 20-win season at the major-college level. Harvard and Northwestern reached the 20-win plateau for the first time in school annals in 2009-10.
Following is a summary of how Brown and Colgate have been mired in mediocrity as the only institutions never to post a 20-win campaign despite participating at the NCAA Division I level more than 60 years:
School | Most Victories (Season/Coach) | Sizing Up Recent State of Longstanding Futility |
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Brown | 19-10 (2007-08/Craig Robinson) | two winning records in last 13 years |
Colgate | 18-10 (1992-93/Jack Bruen) and 18-14 (2007-08/Emmett Davis) | three winning records in last 22 years |