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"The school could have let go of Joe Novak following that 2-9 season in 1998 and been completely validated for it. After all, that was the all-important third year for a new head coach to put his system in place, his recruits in position. But the Huskies kept Novak, believing that he was the program-changing mind every school seeks in spite of the monstrous struggles in the first 33 games. What followed was seven straight winning seasons, five division co-titles and the birth of the new NIU."
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