[jammin' jamey]

If I recall correctly, they said there were over 100 Division I basketball teams who won over 20 games this season. 20 wins just isn't what it used to be. 25 wins is closer to the standard needed nowadays. With the addition of so many tournaments, teams are playing 30-32 games in the regular season on average. Winning 2/3 of your games just isn't enough even if you get a 20 win season. 4/5 to 5/6 is more appropriate for an elite program.

That's true. But how many of those programs have won 20 plus games for the last 14 consecutive years? Better yet, how many coaches have won 20 plus games during that same span? Duke hasn't done it (12 consecutive years of 20+ wins) and North Carolina hasn't.

One season of multiple teams achieving 20 wins isn't a measuring stick to me.