Nebraska-Kearney (D-II) head coach Josh Lynn has resigned and been announced as the new head coach at West Texas A&M (D-II).
Lynn spent the last six seasons building the UNK program, putting together a record of 35-25.
This past fall, he led the Lopers to an 8-3 mark.
The year prior to his arrival, Nebraska-Kearney won just won game. Lynn's first season they improved to 3-wins, then 5-wins, before winning 7 games in 2019, and then a 2-0 shortened COVID season. 2021 was the breakout year for Lynn and the Lopers as they went 10-3 and went to the second round of the playoffs.
This will be the third head coaching stop for Lynn, a native of New Mexico, who previously engineered a turnaround at Eastern New Mexico (D-II), where he won 27 games and a share of the 2013 Lone Star Conference title.
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