Before that, he spent one season at Butler and eight at Purdue-Fort Wayne.
He was an analyst for the Bulldogs and primarily worked with guards at JU and PFW.
“Dan is a great fit for our program,” Nagy said in a release. “He is familiar with how we operate and brings plenty of ties to the Midwest.
“He has high character and will be a great addition to our culture both on and off the floor. We are proud to have him join the Raider family.”
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